Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide residential and commercial services including new roof installation, full roof replacement, roof repairs, emergency tarping, roof inspections, gutter replacement, and installation of asphalt shingle, metal, tile, and flat roofing systems.

Common signs include active leaks, widespread missing or curling shingles, significant granule loss, sagging decking, interior water stains, repeated repairs, or roofs near the end of their typical service life for the material — an on-site inspection will determine the best solution.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, roofing material, number of layers to remove, decking repairs, ventilation changes, access and disposal, local permit fees, and labor rates; we provide a detailed written estimate after inspection.

Most residential re-roofs take one to three days, but timing depends on roof size, complexity, weather, and any needed deck repairs or permit delays.

Yes — most projects include the manufacturer’s warranty for materials and a separate workmanship warranty; warranty lengths and coverage vary by material and project scope, and will be outlined in your estimate.

We can document damage, provide a professional estimate, and work with your insurance adjuster to explain needed repairs, though claim approval and payment are determined by your insurer.

Move vehicles away from the work area, clear fragile items from the attic and garage if adjacent to the work zone, trim low-hanging branches, and secure outdoor furniture and decorations; we will also protect landscaping and clean up daily.

Many local jurisdictions require permits for full roof replacements; the contractor typically pulls permits and ensures the work meets current building codes.

Yes — we offer emergency tarping and temporary repairs to stop active leaks and secure the structure, followed by a permanent repair or replacement when weather and scheduling allow.

We perform a visual or drone-assisted inspection, assess decking and ventilation, itemize materials and labor, and provide a written estimate; many projects include a free on-site estimate, but specifics will be confirmed when you request service.

Asphalt shingles are cost-effective and widely used, metal offers long life and energy benefits, tile is durable in appropriate climates, and single-ply or modified-bitumen systems are common for low-slope roofs; the best choice depends on budget, architecture, and local climate.

Financing options or third-party payment plans are often available to help spread the cost; ask for current options and qualifications during the estimate process.