Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide full-service residential and light commercial roofing including new roof installation, complete roof replacement, roof repairs, storm/impact restoration, roof inspections, leak detection, flashing replacement, gutter and downspout work, and skylight repairs or installations.

Look for persistent leaks, multiple missing or curled shingles, large areas of granule loss in gutters, visible sagging or rot, repeated repairs in the same area, or a roof older than its expected service life — any of these are signs to schedule a professional inspection.

Most single-family roof replacements are completed in one to three days depending on roof size, complexity, pitch, weather, and permit requirements; larger or multi-layer jobs can take longer, and your project manager will give a timeline during the estimate.

Yes — free, no-obligation roof inspections and written estimates are commonly provided so you can compare options and make an informed decision before committing to a replacement or repair.

All professional roofing crews working on projects should be properly licensed (where required) and carry liability and workers’ compensation insurance; always ask to see proof of insurance and licensing before work begins.

Yes — experienced roofing teams will document damage, provide a detailed scope and estimate, and work with your insurance adjuster to streamline the claim process; however, final claim decisions are made by your insurer.

Common materials include asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, tile, and low-slope membrane systems; warranties usually include manufacturer material warranties (varies by product) and contractor workmanship warranties — make sure you get both warranty documents in writing.

Cost depends on roof size, material, roof complexity, removal of old roofing, and local labor rates — typical ranges for asphalt shingle replacements on average homes often fall into the low-to-mid thousands up to tens of thousands of dollars; get a written estimate for an accurate price for your property.

Remove vehicles from driveways, secure or store outdoor furniture and fragile items, trim low-hanging branches, keep pets and children away from the work area, and plan for some noise and foot traffic; the crew should protect landscaping and perform cleanup each day.

Schedule annual or biannual inspections, keep gutters and downspouts clear of debris, trim overhanging trees, replace damaged shingles promptly, check attic ventilation and insulation, and address small leaks quickly to prevent larger problems.