Quality Materials
We use products designed to seal, waterproof, and weatherproof your structure effectively.
Timely Service
Efficient project completion with minimal disruption to your daily routine.
Professional Work
Experienced contractors dedicated to quality installation and customer satisfaction.
Our Roofing Services
Specialized in new installations and complete roof replacements for residential properties
New Roof Installation
Complete installation of quality roofing systems designed to protect your home for years to come.
Roof Replacement
Full roof replacement services using durable materials that seal and weatherproof your structure.
Professional Consultation
Expert guidance on selecting the right roofing solution for your property and budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our roofing services
Professional roofing services typically include roof inspections, repairs, full roof replacement, new roof installation, storm and hail damage restoration, emergency tarping, gutter replacement, ventilation and attic work, and installation of asphalt shingle, metal, tile, and flat roofing systems.
Look for age (asphalt roofs older than 20–25 years), widespread missing or curling shingles, interior leaks or water stains, significant granule loss in gutters, sagging roof deck, and frequent repairs; if several of these are present a full replacement may be more cost effective than repeated repairs.
Yes, many professional roofing providers offer free on-site or virtual inspections and no-obligation written estimates so you can compare scope, materials, and cost before committing.
Common options include 3-tab and architectural asphalt shingles, metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, TPO/EPDM or modified bitumen for flat roofs; choose based on budget, roof pitch, local climate, desired lifespan, and aesthetic preferences—your estimator can recommend options suited to your home.
Most residential roof replacements take between one and five days depending on roof size, complexity, decking repairs needed, weather conditions, and permitting; larger or multi-tiered roofs or those requiring structural repairs can take longer.
You should receive a manufacturer’s warranty on materials (varies by product, commonly 10–50 years for shingles) and a workmanship warranty from the contractor (ranges from 1 to 10 years or more); always get warranty details in writing and confirm transferability and conditions.
Insurance may cover roof replacement when damage is caused by covered perils such as hail, wind, or fire, but not for normal wear and age; it’s best to contact your insurer, document damage, and work with your roofer to provide estimates and photos to support a claim.
Move vehicles away from the house, clear driveways and outdoor furniture, secure or contain pets, remove fragile items from attic and walls, and prune low branches; your contractor will advise additional steps and expected work hours.
Always hire licensed and insured roofing contractors; licensing demonstrates professional qualifications and local compliance, while insurance (liability and workers’ compensation) protects you from financial risk if damage or injuries occur during the project.
Common options include cash, check, credit card, insurance claim proceeds, and third-party financing or loan programs; financing availability, terms, and eligibility vary, so request specifics and written payment terms before work begins.