Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roof installation and full roof replacement, roof repairs and leak repair, roof inspections and maintenance, storm and emergency roofing services, commercial and residential roofing, gutter and flashing repair, attic ventilation and insulation improvements, and installation of asphalt shingle, metal, tile, and flat roofing systems.

Signs you may need a replacement include an aging roof (many roof types reach the end of life after 15–30+ years), widespread missing or curling shingles, extensive granule loss, sagging decking, repeated leaks, interior water stains, or frequent repairs; a qualified inspection will determine whether repair or replacement is the best option.

Roof costs vary widely based on roof size and pitch, choice of materials, complexity of the roof, permit and disposal fees, and local labor rates; we recommend scheduling a free on-site estimate so you can receive a written quote tailored to your home and material selection.

Most residential roof replacements are completed in one to seven business days depending on roof size, complexity, weather, and material type; small repairs or simple shingle installations can often be finished in a single day.

We work with licensed, insured professionals; always ask to see proof of contractor license, general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation coverage before work begins, and request written documentation that names you as the property owner.

Yes, we can assist with documenting damage, providing a detailed estimate, and coordinating with your insurance adjuster; we do not replace an insurer’s responsibilities but we will help you present a clear scope of work and damage evidence to support your claim.

Most projects include a manufacturer warranty on materials and a contractor-provided workmanship warranty; warranty lengths and coverage vary by material and contractor, so request written warranty details before signing any agreement.

Common options include asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, slate, and single-ply systems for low-slope roofs; the best choice depends on aesthetics, budget, roof slope, local climate, and structural capacity — we’ll review pros and cons during your estimate.

Clear vehicles from the driveway, move outdoor furniture and planters away from work areas, secure pets and children indoors, cover valuables in attics if requested, and trim low branches that might impede access; we’ll provide a pre-job checklist so you know exactly what to expect.

Many roofing contractors partner with third-party lenders and offer financing plans or payment options; availability depends on credit and geographic area, so ask for current financing programs and terms during your estimate.