Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services include new roof installation, full roof replacement, emergency repairs and tarping, shingle and metal roof repairs, flat roof membrane work (TPO/EPDM), roof inspections, preventive maintenance, gutter and flashing repair, and skylight or ventilation installation.

Signs a roof needs attention include active leaks, missing or severely curled shingles, excessive granules in gutters, sagging decking, interior water stains, multiple previous repairs, and roofs older than their expected lifespan; a professional inspection will determine repair versus replacement.

Common options installed are asphalt shingles (3‑tab and architectural), metal panels, clay or concrete tile, cedar shake, and flat‑roof membranes such as TPO, EPDM, or modified bitumen; choice depends on budget, roof slope, local code, and desired longevity.

Costs vary widely based on roof size, pitch, material, the condition of the decking, removal of old material, local permit fees, and complexity; a free on‑site estimate after an inspection is the only accurate way to determine your project price, and many contractors offer financing or payment plans.

Yes — most projects include a contractor workmanship warranty and manufacturers’ warranties on materials; warranty length and coverage vary, so you should receive written warranty details that explain what is covered and any required maintenance to keep the warranty valid.

Yes, the team can document damage, prepare a contractor estimate, and meet with your insurance adjuster to explain required repairs or replacement; while we assist throughout the claims process, final claim decisions are made by your insurance carrier.

A typical single‑family home roof replacement often takes one to five working days depending on roof size, complexity, weather, and material choice; allow additional time for permitting, material lead times, and any necessary structural repairs uncovered during work.

Professional roofing crews should be licensed or registered where required, carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and follow safety standards; ask to see proof of insurance and licensing before work begins and request a written contract.

Yes — most reputable contractors handle required permit applications, code‑compliant installation, and municipal inspections as part of the project scope; permit fees and inspection scheduling are typically included or shown on your estimate.

Move valuables away from the leak, place buckets to catch water, take photos for insurance, temporarily protect the area if safe to do so, and request emergency service for tarping or temporary repairs to prevent further interior damage.

A professional inspection once a year plus after major storms is recommended; routine maintenance — clearing gutters, removing debris, checking flashing and seals — helps extend roof life and can prevent expensive repairs.

A technician will examine the roof from the ground and safely on the roof if needed, evaluate flashing, shingles or membrane condition, attic ventilation and decking, take measurements and photos, then provide a written estimate outlining recommended repairs or replacement options, timeline, and warranty information.