Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional services include new roof installation, full roof replacement, storm and hail damage repair, leak repair, roof inspections, preventative maintenance, and ventilation/upgrades for residential and light‑commercial properties.

Common signs are active leaks, widespread missing or curling shingles, excessive granule loss in gutters, sagging or soft spots in the deck, repeated patching, and an age of 20–30+ years for common asphalt systems; a professional inspection will determine the best course.

We work with asphalt and architectural shingles, metal roofing, clay and concrete tile, and common low‑slope systems such as TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen, with options selected for durability, local climate, and budget.

Most single‑family roof replacements are completed in 1–3 days, but timelines vary with roof size, pitch, material, permitting, and weather; larger or complex jobs can take longer and will be scheduled with an estimated completion window.

Yes — most jobs include a manufacturer’s warranty on materials plus a workmanship warranty from the installer; warranty terms vary, so get written details that specify coverage length and what is and isn’t included.

Yes — we can document damage, provide a detailed estimate, meet with adjusters, and supply the paperwork insurers typically require, but final coverage depends on your individual policy and deductible.

Costs vary widely based on roof size, pitch, material choice, structural condition, removal vs. overlay, and local permit and disposal fees; we provide on‑site estimates so you can compare options and financing if needed.

Yes — permit requirements differ by jurisdiction, and we can pull required permits, schedule inspections, and ensure the work meets local building codes as part of the project.

All installation crews are trained, carry liability insurance, and carry workers’ compensation where required; you can request proof of insurance and applicable licenses before work begins.

Old roofing is typically removed, loaded, and hauled away for disposal or recycling when available; disposal costs are included in the project estimate unless otherwise stated.

In some areas and with certain roof systems it’s permitted to install over an existing layer, but building codes, roof weight, ventilation, and warranty implications often make a full tear‑off the better long‑term choice; we’ll recommend the safest option after inspection.

Move vehicles away from the work area, secure or remove outdoor furniture and decorations, keep pets and children inside, and clear access paths; we’ll coordinate a prep checklist and schedule to minimize disruption.