Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing installation and replacement for residential and commercial properties, roof repairs and maintenance, storm damage inspection and restoration, emergency tarping, gutter and flashing replacement, roof inspections and certifications, and guidance on materials and permits.

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, persistent leaks in multiple areas, large sections of sagging or rot, excessive granules in gutters, and a roof older than the expected lifespan for its material; if you’re seeing several of these signs, a replacement is often more cost-effective than repeated repairs.

Common options include asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, tile, slate, and flat-roof systems such as TPO, EPDM, and PVC; we can review pros and cons of each based on budget, climate, and home architecture.

Duration depends on roof size, complexity, roof deck condition, weather, and materials; most typical residential replacements are completed in one to five days, while larger or more complex projects can take longer.

Yes, we perform storm-damage inspections, document damage with photos and detailed estimates, provide the paperwork insurers need, and can meet with adjusters to explain findings, although final claim approval is up to your insurance company.

You’ll typically receive a manufacturer’s warranty on the roofing materials and a contractor workmanship warranty covering installation; warranty lengths and coverage vary, so we provide written warranty details before work begins and register manufacturer warranties when required.

Costs vary widely based on roof size, pitch, material choice, tear-off requirements, underlayment, trim and flashing work, and local permit and disposal fees; the best way to get an accurate price is to schedule a free on-site inspection and written estimate.

Financing and payment-plan options are often available through third-party lenders or in-house arrangements; terms, rates, and eligibility vary, so we can review current options and help you apply if you’d like.

Yes, installers are trained in industry best practices, carry appropriate insurance (liability and workers’ compensation), and work under licensed contractors where required by local regulations; proof of insurance and contractor credentials can be provided upon request.

Request an inspection by using the contact form on the landing page, sending an email, or using the site’s scheduling tool to choose a convenient time; we’ll follow up to confirm the appointment and explain what to expect during the inspection.