Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services typically include full roof installation and replacement, roof repairs, storm damage restoration, emergency tarping, roof inspections, ventilation and gutter work, and assistance with insurance claim documentation.

Signs you may need replacement include widespread missing or curling shingles, repeated leaks in multiple locations, interior water stains, visible sagging, extensive granule loss, or a roof age of 20–25+ years for asphalt shingles; a qualified inspection will confirm whether repair or replacement is the best option.

Common options are asphalt shingles, metal, clay or concrete tile, and single‑ply membranes for flat roofs; the best choice depends on your climate, budget, roof slope, local building codes, and desired lifespan, and a consultation can match material performance to your needs.

An average single‑family roof replacement is often completed in 1–3 days under good weather and normal complexity, while larger or more complex roofs, permit-related delays, or decking repairs can extend the timeline to several days or a week.

There are two common warranty types: manufacturer warranties that cover material defects and vary by product, and workmanship or contractor warranties that cover installation; always ask for written warranty terms, coverage length, and any required maintenance to keep warranties valid.

Yes, the process typically includes documenting damage with photos, providing a detailed estimate, meeting with your insurance adjuster if needed, and submitting required paperwork, but final claim approval and payout depend on your insurer and policy.

Pricing is based on roof size and pitch, chosen materials, number of layers to remove, complexity and roof penetrations, required repairs to decking, disposal costs, local permit fees, and access or safety needs; a free on-site estimate gives the most accurate price.

Many homeowners can access financing through home improvement loans, contractor financing programs, or payment plans; if financing is needed you can request available options and terms during the estimate process.

A thorough inspection reviews shingles or membrane condition, flashing, gutters, attic ventilation and insulation, roof deck condition, and evidence of leaks, and typically results in a written report with photos, findings, and recommended next steps or an estimate.

Safely move belongings away from the leak, place buckets to catch water and protect floors, avoid walking on a wet roof, contain or dry interior areas to limit damage, and contact an emergency roofing service to arrange temporary tarping and a prompt inspection and repair.