Roofers in Hot Springs Village, AR

Hot Springs Village spreads across Garland and Saline counties around 11 lakes, with 15,861 residents at the 2020 Census. It is about 36 miles from our Maumelle office and has taken both a tornado and baseball-size hail since 2023.

Roof work under the Hot Springs Village POA rules

In Hot Springs Village the permit for a roof comes from the property owners association, not a city. The POA's Residential Rules and Regulations, approved by its board on February 25, 2026, require a permit for alterations to existing homes, roofing included, and the Architectural Control Committee reviews permits case by case. Any change to the outside of a home, roof and siding named, needs a permit, and the color has to be an earth tone such as brown, tan, warm gray, green or white. We pull the permit as part of a replacement, so the shingle color you pick should come from that earth-tone family.

The POA rules also set the working day. From September 16 through May 14, outside work runs 7:00 am to 5:00 pm; from May 15 through September 15 it runs 6:00 am to 6:00 pm, with emergencies excepted. Materials cannot sit in the yard or driveway between active work days, so tear-off debris and shingle bundles need to be planned around that rule.

Trees are the Village's biggest roof risk. The National Weather Service found that most homes damaged in the March 14, 2024 tornado were hit by falling trees rather than by the wind itself, and a POA official counted roughly 1,500 trees down. Half-dollar hail fell in the Village that same night, and 2-inch hail was reported southwest of Lake DeSoto on May 16, 2025.

Sources: explorethevillage.com · weather.gov · nwaonline.com · weather.gov · weather.gov

How old are Hot Springs Village roofs?

Half of the Village's homes were built in 1994 or earlier, and many were built on wooded, sloping lots where roofs are steep and hard to reach. After the March 2024 tornado and baseball-size hail, a roof that looks intact from the street can still have damage that only shows up on the roof itself.

Recent severe weather in and around Hot Springs Village

• March 14, 2024. An EF2 tornado with 115 mph winds tracked 8.5 miles through the Village from the Garland County side into Saline County, blowing a roof off a building near Montanoso Circle. Baseball-size hail fell with the same storm. National Weather Service
• June 16, 2023. Baseball-size hail, 2.75 inches, fell in Hot Springs Village. National Weather Service

After storms like these, book a roof inspection and we will show you what we find.

Does Hot Springs Village require a roofing permit?

Hot Springs Village requires a permit for a roof replacement, and we handle it as part of the job.

We take jobs from homes on Lake Balboa, the Village's largest lake, to those around Lake DeSoto.

What we do for Hot Springs Village homes

After hail or wind in Hot Springs Village, start with a roof inspection; a Patriot team member can meet your adjuster. For a leak, the $79.99 repair visit includes our 21-point inspection and attic analysis, and Care Club members pay no service fee.

When it is time for a new roof, you choose from Shield, Defender, Guardian and Armor, each with its own Patriot Leak Free Guarantee term. Financing is available with approved credit.

Book a visit to set up a time.

Hot Springs Village at a glance

Population

15,861 (2020 Census)

Median year homes were built

1994 (Census ACS 2020 to 2024)

Distance from our office

About 36 miles from Maumelle

County

Garland and Saline counties