Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional residential and light commercial services including full roof installation and replacement, roof inspections, leak and storm repair, emergency tarping, gutter replacement, ventilation upgrades, and routine maintenance.

Look for widespread missing or curled shingles, repeated leaks, large areas of rot or sagging, multiple prior patch repairs, or a roof age near or beyond its expected lifespan. A professional inspection will determine whether repair or replacement is best.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, materials chosen, number of layers to remove, complexity of flashing and penetrations, ventilation needs, disposal costs, local permit fees, and any structural repairs. Request a written on-site estimate for an accurate price.

Most standard residential roof replacements take 1–3 days once work begins, depending on roof size, complexity, weather, and whether decking repair is needed. Larger or more complex projects can take longer.

Common options include asphalt shingles, metal, tile, slate, and synthetic roofing. Choose based on budget, local climate, aesthetic preferences, and expected lifespan. A contractor can review pros and cons for your property and provide material samples.

Yes. Manufacturers provide material warranties that vary by product, and reputable contractors typically offer workmanship warranties. Always get warranty details in writing and understand what is and is not covered.

Typically yes. Licensed contractors commonly obtain necessary permits and schedule required inspections, but you should confirm this is included in your written estimate before work starts.

Clear vehicles from driveways, move outdoor furniture and valuables away from the work area, secure pets indoors, trim low branches if requested, and notify neighbors if heavy equipment or driveway access will be used.

Crews should follow OSHA-recommended safety practices, use fall protection, protect landscaping and exterior surfaces with tarps, perform daily cleanup, and use magnetic sweepers to remove nails. A final walkthrough should confirm site cleanup and project completion.

Document damage with photos, obtain a prompt professional inspection, keep receipts for temporary repairs, and work with your adjuster. The contractor can provide estimates and help explain needed repairs, but you should confirm coverage and claim steps with your insurer.

Yes. Emergency services typically include temporary tarping to stop active leaks and prevent further interior damage until permanent repairs or replacement can be scheduled.

A comprehensive estimate should list scope of work, materials and brands, tear-off versus overlay details, underlayment and flashing upgrades, ventilation changes, disposal and permit fees, project timeline, warranty information, and payment terms.