The Promise

The roof thatfights back.

A roof isn’t something that sits there and fails on you. Ours is built to take the storm and stand. Seven layers of defense — engineered, not assembled.

Get a to-the-penny quote See the whole hand
Hiring a roofer feels like a gamble. It isn’t when you’ve got an ace in the hole.

Every roofer promises. We show our hand.

There are two ways to lose money on a roof. The storm chaser is a bet you can't check — in with the hail, out with the check. The low bid is a bluff — a small number that grows every time somebody finds something. Every card below is written into your contract, and the price on the sheet is the price.

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Founder on every job
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No subcontractor markup
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Written pricing to the penny
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40 years frame to finish
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We'll still be here. Based in North Alabama, and staying.

What we build

Founder on every job. Partner crews, not subs — the same people, job after job, working under Corey. No markup on their labor.

Measured, priced, and written down to the penny.

Before we set a ladder

No "starting at." No allowances that balloon later. You get one number, in writing, that already includes the tear-off, the underlayment, the vents, and the haul-off — and it's the number you pay.

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We measure it

Aerial measurement plus a boots-on-the-roof inspection. You get the report.

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We write it

Every line item spelled out. If it isn't on the sheet, it isn't your problem.

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We hold it

The written price is the fixed price. Change orders only if you change the scope.

Call for a written quote

Sample quote Written · Fixed

Atlas Pinnacle Impact, Class 434.2 sq
Synthetic underlaymentincl.
Ice & water shield, valleys & eavesincl.
Ridge vent, pipe boots, flashingincl.
Tear-off, haul-off, magnet sweepincl.
Subcontractor markup$0.00
Your price. To the penny.$—
Illustrative line items. Your quote is measured from your roof.

The cheap roof is the expensive one.

After a storm, North Alabama fills up with out-of-state trucks. The rest of the year, the competition is the low bid — and a low bid is rarely a low price. It's a starting number, with the drip edge, ice & water, decking, and disposal waiting in the change orders.

Got a lower bid? Ask them five questions.

If the answers are on the page, take the bid. If they aren't, you don't have a price yet — you have a bluff.

  1. Who exactly is on my roof?Ask whether it's the same crew every time or whoever's available, and who's checking the work.
  2. Is decking replacement in this number?Rotten decking is where most low bids grow. Ask for the per-sheet price in writing.
  3. Where's the ice & water shield and drip edge?If they're "options," the bid isn't comparable to one that includes them.
  4. What shingle, what class, what manufacturer certification?An impact-resistant Class 4 shingle is not the same product as a builder-grade architectural.
  5. Who answers the phone in year five?Ask for a local address and how long they've operated under this name.

Forty years, frame to finish.

Corey "Big Cat" Castner has framed, roofed, poured, and finished houses for four decades. He brought that experience to North Alabama about seven years ago and built Straight Flush around one idea: the founder should be on the job, and the people beside him should be the same ones every time.

Atlas Pro+ Gold Certified Licensed & insured Founder-led North Alabama
Corey "Big Cat" Castner, founder of Straight Flush Construction Services
"I've spent forty-plus years fixing what didn't work in real life. Every roof, every fence, every drawing that leaves this company has been looked at by somebody who's actually had to build the thing. That somebody is me."
Corey "Big Cat" CastnerFounder, Straight Flush Construction Services LLC

Don't gamble on your roof. Hold the ace.

Call or text for a free inspection and a written, to-the-penny quote. Serving Huntsville and North Alabama within 50 miles.

256-755-4944
Email Corey corey@straightflushconstruction.com