Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services including thorough roof inspections, leak repair, full roof replacement and new roof installation, asphalt shingle and architectural shingle roofs, metal and tile roofs, flat-roof systems (TPO/EPDM), storm and hail damage repair, emergency tarping, gutter and ventilation work, skylight replacement, routine maintenance, and assistance with insurance documentation and claims.

Look for signs like active leaks, multiple or large areas of missing or cracked shingles, curling or cupped shingles, significant granule loss in gutters, sagging decking, daylight visible in the attic, or if the roof is beyond its expected lifespan; if damage is widespread or the roof is over 20–25 years old for typical asphalt shingles, replacement is often the best long-term solution.

Yes, most professional roofing teams provide a free, on-site inspection and a written estimate that includes a condition assessment, recommended scope of work, itemized costs, photos of problem areas, and options for materials and timelines.

Reputable roofing contractors are licensed and carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and they provide written warranties that typically include manufacturer warranties for materials and workmanship or contractor warranties for labor—always request documentation before work begins.

For an average single-family home, a straightforward asphalt shingle roof replacement usually takes 1–3 days, while larger homes, complex rooflines, specialty materials, permit requirements, or adverse weather can extend the project to several days or a week.

Common options include asphalt architectural shingles (cost-effective and versatile), impact-resistant shingles, metal roofing (durable and long-lasting), tile or slate (very durable but heavier and more expensive), and single-ply membranes for flat roofs; the right choice depends on budget, climate, roof slope, aesthetic preference, and expected lifespan.

Yes, many professional roofers assist homeowners by documenting damage with photos, providing detailed estimates, attending insurance adjuster meetings if requested, and supplying the paperwork insurers need, but final claim approval and payment are determined by the insurance company.

Schedule regular inspections (annually and after severe storms), keep gutters and valleys clear of debris, trim overhanging tree branches, remove moss and algae safely, repair flashing and seals promptly, and address minor issues before they become major problems to maximize roof life and reduce costly repairs.