Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide professional roof installation, full roof replacement, roof repairs, emergency tarping, roof inspections, storm-damage assessments, roof coatings and ventilation upgrades, plus related gutter and flashing work.

Common signs you need a full replacement include widespread missing or damaged shingles, a sagging roofline, recurrent leaks in multiple places, extensive granule loss, or if the roof is near the end of its expected life; a qualified inspection can confirm the best option.

We install asphalt shingles, metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, and single‑ply membranes for low-slope roofs; the best choice depends on your budget, roof pitch, local climate, desired lifespan, and aesthetic preferences — a site visit helps determine the ideal material.

For an average single-family home a full asphalt shingle replacement commonly takes 1–3 days; larger homes, complex rooflines, tile or metal roofs, permit waits, and weather can extend the project to several days or up to a week.

Yes — we offer professional on-site roof inspections and provide a written, itemized estimate outlining recommended work, materials, timelines, and warranty information.

Yes — our installers work under licensed contractors and carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; customers should request license numbers and proof of insurance before work begins.

We can document damage, provide a professional estimate and photos for your insurer, and meet with adjusters if needed, but claim approval and settlement amounts are determined by your insurance company.

Warranties vary by material and contractor; manufacturers offer material warranties (often 20–50 years for many products) and contractors typically provide workmanship warranties for a set period — always get warranty terms in writing.

Remove vehicles from driveways, cover or move patio furniture and fragile items in the attic, trim low-hanging tree branches if possible, and notify neighbors about the scheduled work to minimize disruptions.

Yes — options like reflective roofing materials, improved attic ventilation, upgraded roof underlayment, and adding insulation (including spray-foam where appropriate) can lower cooling and heating costs and improve indoor comfort.