Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roof installations and full replacements, roof repairs and patching, storm and hail damage repair, roof inspections and maintenance, flat roof systems (TPO, EPDM, PVC), metal, tile and asphalt shingle roofing, flashing and gutter repair, and ventilation upgrades for residential and light commercial properties.

Common signs a replacement is needed include widespread missing or curling shingles, granular loss in gutters, persistent leaks, sagging decking, daylight visible in the attic, multiple past repairs, and roofs older than their expected lifespan; a professional inspection will confirm the best option.

We install asphalt shingles, metal roofing, concrete and clay tile, synthetic slate, and common flat-roof membranes; asphalt is cost-effective and versatile, metal is durable and energy-efficient, tile offers longevity and curb appeal, and modern flat membranes provide waterproofing for low-slope roofs.

Most single-family roof replacements take one to five days depending on roof size, pitch, number of layers to remove, decking repairs, weather, and complexity; larger homes or commercial projects can take longer and will be scheduled with a clear timeline.

Yes, projects typically include manufacturer warranties for materials and a separate workmanship warranty; warranty lengths vary by product and contract, so always request the written terms and coverage details before work begins.

Yes, we coordinate required local permits and schedule inspections as part of the installation process, ensuring work complies with applicable building codes in the areas we serve.

We can document damage with photos and a detailed estimate, provide scope-of-work reports for adjusters, and advise on the claims process, while leaving final claim decisions to your insurer; we do not guarantee claim outcomes.

Expect an initial inspection and signed contract, scheduling of the job, removal of old roofing as needed, any decking repairs, installation of underlayment and flashing, application of new roofing material, cleanup of debris, final walkthrough and an explanation of warranties and maintenance recommendations.

Crews use tarps, plywood, and protective coverings to shield plants and siding, place debris nets and magnetic sweepers to collect nails, perform daily cleanup, and conduct a final site inspection to ensure the property is left safe and tidy.

Cost factors include roof square footage, material choice, roof pitch and complexity, number of layers to remove, underlayment and ventilation needs, required decking repairs, permit fees, and local labor rates; an on-site estimate provides the most accurate price.

Financing options and payment plans are often available through third-party lenders or manufacturer programs; availability and terms vary, so ask for current options and qualification requirements during your estimate.

Yes, our roofing crews are licensed and carry liability insurance and workers' compensation where required; always request proof of insurance and contractor license before work begins.