Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Residential and commercial roof installation, full roof replacement, roof repair and patching, storm and hail damage restoration, roof inspections and maintenance, gutter and flashing replacement, ventilation and skylight installation, and emergency tarping

Signs you may need replacement include a roof beyond its expected lifespan, widespread missing or curled shingles, heavy granule loss in gutters, sagging roof deck, or multiple active leaks; isolated leaks or a few damaged shingles can often be repaired after a professional inspection

Common options include asphalt composition shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, and single‑ply membranes for low‑slope roofs, and choice depends on budget, architectural style, local climate, roof slope, expected lifespan, and maintenance preferences

A standard single‑family roof replacement typically takes one to three days for install only, while larger or more complex projects with multiple layers, decking replacement, or weather delays can take several days to a week from start to final cleanup

Most municipalities require a building permit and at least one inspection for replacements or major repairs; a qualified contractor will pull required permits and coordinate inspections with the local building department

Insurance coverage depends on your policy and the cause of damage, so document the damage with photos, submit a claim promptly, and get a professional estimate; a roofing contractor can help provide scope documentation but approval and payment depend on your insurer

Material manufacturers typically offer warranties ranging from 20 to 50 years depending on product, and contractors usually provide a separate workmanship warranty that varies from one to ten years, so always request written warranty details before work begins

Price is based on roof area, pitch and complexity, materials chosen, number of existing layers to remove, condition of roof deck, ventilation and flashing needs, disposal fees, local permit costs, and any required structural repairs or upgrades

Many contractors partner with third‑party lenders to offer financing and payment plans that vary by project and credit approval, and down payment options and terms should be discussed and provided in writing before work starts

Move vehicles away from the house, remove fragile items from attics and ceilings if possible, secure or relocate outdoor furniture and decorations, trim low branches near the roof, keep pets and children away from the work area, and plan for noise and temporary access limitations during the project