Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional installation and replacement for residential and light commercial roofs, storm and hail repairs, leak repair, full tear-off and re-roofing, roof inspections, maintenance, ventilation and flashing upgrades, gutter and skylight services, and emergency tarping and stabilization.

Common signs of replacement include widespread shingle failure, extensive leaks, sagging deck, or roofs older than their expected lifespan; schedule a professional inspection to get a documented condition report and a recommended scope of work.

Cost depends on roof size, pitch and complexity, chosen materials, underlayment and flashing requirements, structural repairs, tear-off vs overlay, disposal fees, permit costs, and accessibility; each job is unique so a written estimate is required for an accurate price.

A small repair can be completed in a few hours, while a full residential replacement usually takes 1–5 days depending on roof size, complexity, material, weather, and whether structural repairs are needed.

Qualified roofing contractors should carry local contractor licenses where required, general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation; always ask for proof of license and insurance before work begins and verify coverage with the issuing agency if you have questions.

Most manufacturers provide material warranties and reputable contractors offer a workmanship warranty; warranty terms vary by material and contractor, so request written warranty details that specify duration and what is covered.

Yes, experienced roof professionals can document damage, provide repair estimates, meet with insurance adjusters, and supply the paperwork your insurer needs, but final claim decisions rest with your insurance company and you should contact your carrier promptly.

Common options include asphalt composition shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, tile, slate, and single-ply membranes for low-slope roofs; choices should be based on budget, desired lifespan, local climate, aesthetic preferences, and building code considerations—your estimator can recommend suitable options.

Clear vehicles from the driveway and street, move fragile items out of attic and walls if possible, secure pets and children, trim branches near the roof, notify neighbors about noise and debris, and ensure unobstructed access for crews and dumpsters; the contractor will explain any additional preparations.

Most roof replacements require a permit and must meet local building code standards; professional contractors typically obtain necessary permits, schedule inspections, and ensure work complies with applicable codes—confirm permit handling in your written estimate.