Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional installation and full roof replacement for residential and commercial properties, roof repair and leak remediation, emergency tarping, roof inspections, gutter and flashing replacement, ventilation and skylight installation, and repairs for asphalt shingle, metal, tile, and flat-membrane systems.

Yes — we provide free on-site inspections and written estimates that outline recommended work, materials, timelines, and cost breakdowns so you can compare options.

Most complete replacements take between 1 and 5 days depending on roof size, pitch, complexity, number of roof layers to remove, chosen materials, permitting, and weather conditions.

Yes — professional roofing crews carry contractor licensing where required, general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation; you should request copies of certificates before work begins.

Yes — we document damage with photos, provide detailed estimates for adjusters, perform emergency temporary repairs like tarping, and can coordinate with your insurer, though claim approval and coverage are determined by the insurance company.

We install asphalt shingles, architectural shingles, standing-seam and corrugated metal, concrete and clay tile, TPO/EPDM/PVC flat membranes, and modified bitumen; the best choice depends on budget, climate, roof slope, and aesthetic preferences — we’ll recommend options during the inspection.

Warranties typically include the manufacturer’s warranty on materials and a contractor workmanship warranty; lengths and coverage vary by material and manufacturer, so get warranty details in writing before work begins.

Estimates are based on roof area (measured in squares), pitch, complexity (dormers, chimneys, valleys), material selection, tear-off versus overlay, underlayment and ventilation needs, disposal fees, and any required permits.

Many homeowners’ roofing providers offer financing or payment plans through third-party lenders or in-house options; ask for available plans, qualification requirements, interest rates, and any promotional terms during the estimate.

Move vehicles from driveways and garages, remove breakable items from attic and outside walls, secure or bring in outdoor furniture and decorations, keep pets indoors, and inform neighbors if access or parking will be impacted.

Yes — we conduct condition assessments for home buyers and sellers that identify existing damage, remaining life expectancy, recommended repairs, and estimated replacement costs to help inform negotiations.

Regular maintenance includes annual or biannual inspections, clearing debris from gutters and valleys, trimming overhanging branches, replacing damaged shingles or flashing promptly, ensuring proper attic ventilation and insulation, and addressing leaks immediately to prevent secondary damage.