Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide residential and light-commercial roofing services including new roof installation, full replacement, roof repairs, roof inspections, storm damage tarping, gutter installation and repair, flashing and ventilation work, and flat-roof membrane installations (TPO/EPDM/PVC).

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, granule loss in gutters, persistent leaks or water stains inside, a roof age over 20–25 years (for asphalt shingles), visible sagging, or recurring repairs — if several issues appear together, a replacement is often the most cost-effective choice; schedule a professional inspection to confirm.

Cost varies by roof size, pitch, material choice (asphalt, metal, tile, slate, etc.), deck condition, number of layers to remove, local permit fees, disposal costs, and labor; prices can range from a few thousand dollars for small simple jobs to tens of thousands for large or premium-material roofs — get a written estimate for an accurate price.

Common options include asphalt shingles (cost-effective), metal (durable, energy-efficient), cedar shakes (aesthetic), clay or concrete tile (long-lasting, heavy), slate (premium, long life), and flat-roof systems (TPO/EPDM/PVC); choose based on budget, local climate, roof slope, weight capacity, and desired lifespan — a roofing professional can recommend the best option for your home.

Timelines depend on roof size, complexity, material, crew size, and weather; a simple single-family asphalt shingle replacement often takes 1–3 days, while larger or more complex jobs (multiple layers, specialty materials, structural repairs) can take several days to a week or more.

Professional jobs typically include a manufacturer warranty for materials (varies by product) and a workmanship warranty from the installer that covers installation defects for a specified period; always obtain warranty details in writing, including duration and any maintenance requirements.

Professional roofers should be properly licensed where required and carry liability insurance and worker’s compensation coverage; ask to see proof of licensing and an insurance certificate before work begins and verify coverage for your project.

Document the damage with photos, make temporary tarps or boarding if there are active leaks, contact your insurance company to report the claim, and arrange a prompt professional inspection and written estimate to provide to your adjuster; a contractor can help explain repair options but cannot guarantee claim approval.

A professional roofing team follows safety protocols (fall protection, safe material handling), obtains required permits, and completes work to current local building-code standards; verify permit responsibility and ask for inspection documentation when the job is finished.