Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Full-service roofing including professional installations, complete replacements, repairs and leak fixes, emergency tarping, roof inspections, storm-damage recovery, gutter and flashing replacement, ventilation upgrades, and both residential and light-commercial roof systems.

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, repeated leaks, sagging decking, large areas of moss or granule loss, or if the roof is near the end of its expected life; a qualified inspection will determine whether targeted repairs or a full replacement is the best option.

We install a variety of common roofing systems including asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural/laminate shingles, metal roofing, clay and concrete tile, and single-ply membrane systems for low-slope roofs such as TPO and EPDM.

Most asphalt shingle roof replacements on single-family homes take 1 to 3 days depending on roof size, pitch, and complexity; larger homes, steep slopes, or additional work such as decking replacement or structural repairs can extend the project to several days.

Yes, crews are licensed and carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance; workmanship warranties are provided on installations and most materials include manufacturer warranties — always ask to see written warranty terms before work begins.

Yes, we provide on-site inspections and free written estimates that outline recommended work, materials, timelines, and cost details to help you evaluate options before committing.

Yes, we can assist with documenting damage, providing a detailed estimate and photos, and coordinating with your insurance adjuster to help streamline the claims process.

Clear vehicles from driveways and areas near the home, secure or relocate outdoor items and furniture, trim overhanging branches if possible, keep pets indoors, and let the crew know about any fragile landscaping or solar panels so they can protect them.

Key cost drivers include roof size and pitch, chosen materials, number of layers to remove, condition of the roof deck, access and fall-protection needs, permit fees, ventilation or insulation upgrades, and any required structural repairs.

Schedule annual or biannual inspections, keep gutters and downspouts clear, remove debris and moss, replace damaged shingles promptly, ensure proper attic ventilation and insulation, and trim trees that overhang the roof to reduce wear.