Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Full-service roofing including residential and commercial roof installation, full replacements, roof repairs, storm damage restoration, leak repair, flat and low-slope systems, shingle, metal and tile roofs, gutter and flashing replacement, ventilation upgrades, and emergency tarping.

Use the contact options on the landing page to request an on-site inspection; a certified estimator will review your roof, discuss options, and provide a written estimate—often available the same day or within a few business days depending on availability.

Many projects begin with a free, no-obligation on-site estimate and roof inspection; confirm on the landing page or with the estimator whether a fee applies for exploratory work in your area.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, chosen materials, number of roof layers to remove, deck repairs needed, complexity of roof features (chimneys, skylights, valleys), ventilation upgrades, local permit fees, and disposal costs.

Best material depends on budget, climate, roof slope, aesthetic preferences, and longevity goals—common choices include asphalt architectural shingles for cost-effectiveness, metal for durability and longevity, tile or slate for premium aesthetics, and single-ply membranes for flat roofs; the estimator can recommend the best option for your situation.

A typical single-family roof replacement can take one to four days depending on size, complexity, weather, and material choice; unexpected deck repairs or permit delays can extend the timeline.

Yes, the service team can help document damage, provide a contractor’s estimate and roof report, and work with your insurance adjuster; however, final claim approval and payout are determined by your insurance carrier.

Professional roofing contractors should be licensed where required, carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and be able to provide proof of both—always ask to see current documentation before work begins.

Warranties vary by material manufacturer and by contractor; manufacturers typically offer material warranties and many contractors provide a workmanship warranty for a stated period—ask for written warranty details for both materials and labor.

A full replacement generally includes removal of existing roofing material, inspection and repair of roof deck, installation of underlayment and flashing, ventilation and drip-edge upgrades as needed, installation of new roofing material, cleanup and disposal of debris, and a final inspection with the homeowner.