Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide full-service roofing including free inspections, repairs, complete roof replacement, new roof installation, shingle, metal and tile systems, flat/membrane roofs, skylight and flashing installation, gutter services, chimney and flashing repair, emergency tarping and storm-damage assistance.

Look for missing or cracked shingles, curling or blistering, granules in gutters, interior water stains, active leaks, sagging areas, multiple past repairs or a roof age over 20 years; a professional inspection will determine whether repair or replacement is the best option.

Common options include asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural shingles, metal, tile, slate and wood shake; the best choice depends on budget, local climate, roof pitch, aesthetic preferences and desired lifespan, so get an on-site evaluation to compare costs and warranties.

Most residential roof replacements are completed in one to five days depending on roof size, complexity, underlayment or decking repairs, weather and permit processing; larger or more complex projects can take longer.

Reputable contractors combine manufacturer warranties for materials with their own workmanship guarantee; always request written warranty details that specify coverage, duration and any conditions or transferability.

Many professional roofers offer help documenting damage, preparing an estimate and communicating with your insurance adjuster, but confirm in writing what claim support they provide and retain final approval rights for any repairs or payments.

Cost varies widely based on material type, roof size and pitch, removal of an old roof, decking repairs, ventilation, permits and local labor; only a site-specific estimate can give an accurate price, but a thorough inspection and written quote will outline all costs.

Many local jurisdictions require permits for roof replacement or major repairs; reputable contractors typically obtain required permits and arrange inspections as part of the job, but you can verify local code requirements with your municipality.

Professional crews use tarps, plywood walkways, roof-edge protection, magnetic sweepers for nails, daily cleanup and covered staging areas to protect landscaping and siding; ask for a site protection plan before work begins.

Ask the contractor to provide copies of their current license, general liability insurance and workers' compensation certificates, check license numbers with your state or local licensing board, and request references or recent project photos before hiring.