Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We offer professional roof inspections, repairs, full roof replacement and installation, storm and hail damage restoration, emergency tarping, flashing and leak repair, ventilation and soffit work, gutter and downspout services, and exterior siding replacement and repairs.

Look for widespread leaks, multiple failing or missing shingles, significant granule loss, sagging decking, repeated repairs in the same area, and roofs older than their expected service life; schedule a professional inspection to get an accurate recommendation.

Common options include asphalt shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, cedar shakes, and flat-roof membranes such as EPDM/TPO; the best choice depends on budget, roof slope, local climate, and desired lifespan—your installer can help you weigh long-term durability against upfront cost.

Most single-family asphalt shingle roof replacements take 1–3 days depending on roof size and complexity; larger homes, specialty materials, weather delays, or structural repairs can extend the project to several days or a week.

Work typically comes with a workmanship warranty from the contractor and a manufacturer warranty for roofing materials; coverage and length vary by product and installer, so request written warranty details and any manufacturer registration paperwork before work begins.

Yes, professional roofing crews should be licensed where required and carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; always ask to see proof of insurance and licensing prior to hiring to protect yourself from liability.

Many professional roofing teams assist homeowners by documenting damage, providing itemized estimates, and communicating with adjusters, but scope of assistance varies—confirm with your contractor what insurance-claim support they provide and keep copies of all documentation.

In some areas and for certain roof systems a single overlay is permitted, but it can hide underlying issues, shorten the life of the new roof, and affect warranties; a full tear-off is often recommended for best performance and long-term value.

Contractors should use tarps, roof-edge protection, plywood ramps to protect landscaping and gutters, and magnetic cleanup tools for nails; expect daily debris removal during the project and a final thorough cleanup and inspection upon completion.

Move vehicles away from the work zone, secure or relocate outdoor furniture and decorations, keep pets and children inside, remove fragile items from attic walls, and notify neighbors if noise or debris may be a concern; your contractor will provide a site-specific checklist before work begins.