Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional installation and replacement of residential and commercial roofs, full roof inspections, storm and leak repairs, emergency tarping, gutter installation and repair, ventilation and insulation upgrades, and maintenance plans for asphalt shingle, metal, tile, slate, and flat-roof systems.

Look for active leaks, missing or curling shingles, extensive granule loss, sagging or soft spots, repeated repairs, or if the roof is near the expected lifespan for its material; schedule an inspection to get a professional assessment and written recommendation.

Common options include asphalt shingles, metal, tile, slate, cedar shakes, and single-ply flat membranes; the right choice depends on budget, roof slope, climate, desired lifespan, curb appeal, and local building codes — a professional evaluation will compare performance, cost, and aesthetics for your property.

Project duration depends on roof size, complexity, material, and weather; for a typical single-family home with asphalt shingles expect one to five days, while larger, steep, or specialty roofs can take longer — your estimate will include a projected timeline.

Most projects include manufacturer warranties for materials and a workmanship warranty for installation; coverage and length vary by material and contractor, so ask for written warranty details that specify what is covered and how claims are handled.

Yes, professionals can document damage, provide a detailed estimate, and assist with claim paperwork and photos, but the insurance company makes final determinations; contact your insurer promptly and keep receipts for any emergency repairs.

Cost varies widely based on roof size, pitch, material choice, tear-off needs, structural repairs, and local labor rates; a free on-site estimate will provide an accurate price and breakdown of materials, labor, and any necessary permits.

Reputable roofing contractors carry the required licenses, general liability insurance, and workers' compensation coverage; always request copies of licenses and insurance certificates and verify them with local authorities if desired.

Clear vehicles and outdoor furniture from the driveway and yard, secure or relocate fragile items in the attic, trim overhanging branches, keep pets and children away from the work area, and make arrangements for parking and dumpster access as requested in the pre-job instructions.

Payment options commonly include credit card, check, bank transfer, and third-party financing plans for larger projects; ask for a written contract that outlines deposit, progress payments, final payment, and any available financing terms.