Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We handle residential and commercial roof work including full roof replacement, new roof installation, roof repairs, storm damage repair, emergency tarping, roof inspections, gutter replacement, ventilation upgrades, and flat roof systems.

Common signs you may need a full replacement are widespread missing or curling shingles, large areas of granular loss, repeated leaks, sagging decking, or a roof older than 20–25 years; a localized leak, a few damaged shingles, or flashing issues can often be repaired — a professional inspection will determine the best option.

Yes, professional roof inspections and detailed, written estimates are provided; inspections typically include measurements, photos, condition assessment, a recommended scope of work, and a transparent cost breakdown.

We install a variety of materials including asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, tile, slate, and common single-ply membranes for low-slope roofs such as TPO and EPDM; material suitability depends on roof structure, climate, and budget.

Most residential roof replacements take between one and five days depending on roof size, pitch, decking condition, material choice, weather, and removal of the old roofing; the process includes tear-off, deck inspection/repairs, underlayment, installation, cleanup, and a final walkthrough.

Yes, professional roofing crews should be licensed where required and carry both general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; you should request proof of insurance and licensing before work begins.

Many homeowner insurance policies cover sudden storm damage from wind, hail, or fallen trees, but coverage varies; document damage with photos, contact your insurer promptly, and we can provide an estimate and help coordinate with your adjuster if needed.

Yes, projects typically include the manufacturer’s warranty on materials and a contractor workmanship warranty; warranty terms vary by material and scope, so get all warranty details in writing before work starts.

Clear vehicles from the driveway, move fragile items out of the attic and upper rooms, secure or contain pets, trim overhanging branches, and plan for temporary parking for the crew and dumpster; we will provide a pre-job checklist specific to your project.

Payment options commonly include cash, check, and major credit cards, and many contractors offer third-party financing or payment plans; typical projects require a deposit with the balance due upon completion and final inspection, but exact terms should be confirmed in the written estimate.