Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We handle residential and light-commercial roof installation and full replacement, storm damage repair, leak repair, roof inspections, routine maintenance, gutter and flashing replacement, attic ventilation upgrades, and work with shingle, metal, tile, and flat roofing systems.

Yes, we provide free, no-obligation estimates and can schedule an on-site inspection or a virtual review with photos to assess damage and recommend repair or replacement options.

Most single-family home roof replacements take 1–3 days depending on roof size, pitch, material selection, weather, and complexity; larger or more complex projects can take longer and will have a projected timeline included in the written estimate.

Yes, we assist homeowners with documenting storm damage, preparing contractor estimates, and communicating with insurance adjusters, but final claim decisions are made by the insurer and coverage varies by policy.

We install asphalt architectural and 3-tab shingles, metal panels and shingles, tile, and single-ply systems for low-slope roofs; choice depends on budget, roof pitch, local building codes, desired lifespan, and aesthetic preferences — we’ll review pros and cons during the estimate.

Yes, all crews are trained professional roofers, and projects are carried out by contractors who carry general liability insurance and applicable trade licensing; you may request proof of insurance and licensing before work begins.

New roofs typically include manufacturer material warranties and a contractor workmanship warranty; warranty length and coverage vary by material and manufacturer — specific warranty terms will be provided in writing with your estimate and final contract.

Common signs you need replacement include widespread shingle loss, curling or blistering shingles, extensive granule loss, multiple active leaks, sagging roof deck, or an age over 20–25 years for standard shingles; a professional inspection will identify the best path.

Estimates are based on roof square footage, slope, number of layers to remove, chosen materials, ventilation and underlayment needs, flashing and gutter work, disposal and permit fees, and labor complexity — you’ll receive a detailed itemized proposal.

Park vehicles away from the house, remove fragile items from attic ceilings and walls, secure outdoor furniture, keep pets and children away from the work area, trim nearby trees if possible, and plan for noise and limited access while the crew works.