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Nashville is the hub, and the location pages below cover the ring around it. Each page is written from that community's own housing stock: the decade its subdivisions went up, the storm paths it sits under, and the roof problems its homes actually have. The roof problems change by town because the houses do.

Davidson County districts

the longest memory of flood water in the county.

squarely in the March 2020 tornado path.

between the lake humidity and the same tornado track.

histories, and a December 2023 rebuilding still under way.

Williamson County, south

subdivision rings, all reaching roof age together.

rooflines on the county's largest homes.

the metro, and young builder roofs failing early at the details.

became a subdivision ring inside one decade.

master-planned 2010s roofs, built fast, read the same way.

rural-suburban roofs out the Highway 100 corridor.

Sumner and Robertson counties, north and northeast

housing stock on Old Hickory Lake, with wind and humidity off the water.

in-town roofs and new growth sharing one storm corridor.

streets on the Davidson and Sumner line.

tobacco-country seat, an hour's worth of older roofs.

Wilson and Rutherford counties, east and southeast

the I-40 corridor, in the March 2020 tornado's path.

  • Lebanon: the Wilson County seat, where

that same storm exited the metro.

  • Smyrna: plant-era growth roofs aging in

cohort, street by street.

subdivisions under the I-24 storm track.

suburb, still living with the Good Friday tornado of 2009 in its roof stock.

Cheatham County, west

River town, where the May 2010 flood wrote itself into the housing stock.

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