Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide full-service residential and light-commercial roofing including new roof installation, complete roof replacement, repair and leak repair, storm and hail restoration, emergency tarping, roof inspections, gutter and flashing repair, ventilation and insulation upgrades, and installs of asphalt shingle, metal, tile and flat roofing systems.

Common signs include active leaks or water stains, missing or curling shingles, granule loss in gutters, multiple or recurring leaks, sagging roof deck, daylight visible in the attic, widespread algae or moss, and roofs older than the expected lifespan for their material — if several signs are present a full replacement is likely recommended.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, chosen material, number of layers to remove, roof complexity (chimneys, skylights, valleys), disposal and permit fees, and local labor rates; the only accurate way to know cost is a free on-site inspection and written estimate from a licensed installer.

Yes, we can document damage, provide a contractor’s estimate and photos for your insurer, meet with adjusters if needed, and advise on the claims process, but you should also contact your insurance agent promptly and review your policy coverage and deductibles.

Most projects include a manufacturer’s warranty on materials (ranges vary by product) and a contractor workmanship warranty that covers installation defects for a specified period; confirm warranty lengths and any maintenance requirements before work begins and get warranty details in writing.

For an average single-family home a replacement usually takes one to five working days depending on roof size, complexity, weather conditions and material choice; larger or more complex projects can take longer and your estimator will give a projected timeline.

Remove cars from the driveway and park offsite, clear yard furniture and breakable items from around the home, secure pets, take down items from attic walls if present, and plan for noise and some foot traffic; we will protect landscaping and clean up daily, but clearing fragile items reduces risk.

Many municipalities require building permits for roof replacement or major repairs; the roofing contractor typically pulls required permits and ensures work meets local building codes, but you can confirm with your local building department if you prefer.

The best material depends on budget, local climate, roof slope, architectural style, and desired lifespan — asphalt shingles are cost-effective and common, metal offers durability and energy benefits, tile or slate suits hot or historic homes, and TPO or EPDM are typical for flat roofs; a site evaluation helps determine the best option.

Many professional roofing contractors partner with third-party lenders and offer financing or payment plans with variable terms and credit requirements; ask for available options during your estimate and review loan terms, APR, and payment schedule before agreeing.