Roofing in Tempe and the Towns Around It
We work on tile, shingle, foam and flat roofs for homeowners in Tempe and nearby towns. Same crew, same way of working, wherever your home sits. If you have damage to sort out, we show you what we found and walk you through the insurance side in plain terms.
Where Our Crews Work
Most of our jobs are in Tempe, Guadalupe, Mesa, Chandler and Gilbert. We also take work in Sun Lakes, Paradise Valley and Glendale. The drive changes. The job does not. You get the same written estimate, the same photos of your roof and the same cleanup at the end.
Not sure if your street is in range? Call and tell us where you are. If it's a reasonable drive, we'll set a time to come out. If it isn't, we'll tell you that up front so you don't wait on us.
Towns we cover from Tempe
- Tempe
- Guadalupe
- Chandler
- Mesa
- Gilbert
- Sun Lakes
- Paradise Valley
- Glendale
Not on the list? Call (480) 613-7195 and ask.
What Roofs Deal With Across the Valley
Older homes and mixed roof types
A lot of homes around here were built from the 1960s through the 1990s. Many have concrete or clay tile on the slopes and a flat or foam section over a patio or addition. Those flat spots often leak first. We look at the whole roof, not just the part you called about, so a tile repair doesn't leave a tired foam section waiting to fail.
Heat and sun
Summer heat here regularly passes 110 degrees. Tile itself can last a long time, but the underlayment under it dries out, cracks and stops shedding water. Foam coatings chalk and thin in the sun and need a recoat on schedule. Shingles get brittle and lose granules. We tell you which of these is happening on your roof and what it means for repair or replacement.
Monsoon season
From summer into early fall, monsoon storms bring strong wind, dust and short bursts of hard rain. Wind can lift shingles and slip tiles out of place. Water then finds the weak spots fast. If you think you have damage, take dated photos before anything gets moved. We add our own photos and notes so your insurance company sees what is really there. The adjuster makes the call on coverage; we help you understand what they are looking at.
HOAs and city permits
Many neighborhoods, especially newer ones in Chandler and Gilbert, have an HOA that approves tile color and profile before a reroof. Cities across the area generally require a permit for roof replacement, and an inspection follows. We pull the permit and help you get the HOA paperwork together, so the job doesn't stall halfway.
Tell Us Where Your Home Is
Pick up the phone and tell us your town and what your roof is doing. We'll come out, look it over and put the numbers in writing. You'll also get a straight answer on whether a repair will hold or it's time to replace.