Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We offer professional roof inspections, full roof replacement and professional installation, roof repairs, emergency tarping, gutter installation and repair, ventilation and soffit work, and flashing and skylight services for residential properties.

Common indicators of replacement include widespread missing or curling shingles, frequent leaks in multiple locations, visible decking or sagging, heavy granule loss in gutters, and a roof older than its expected lifespan; a qualified inspection will determine the best option.

Cost depends on roof size, pitch and complexity, chosen materials, removal of the old roof, local permit fees, and any needed structural repairs; we provide on-site or virtual estimates so you get a tailored price for your home.

Yes — most installations include a workmanship warranty from the contractor and separate manufacturer warranties for roofing materials; warranty length and coverage vary by product and should be reviewed before work begins.

Yes — installers should carry appropriate state or local licensing, general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation; ask to see current documentation and license numbers before hiring.

Typical single-family roof replacements take one to three days, depending on size, pitch, number of layers removed, and weather; larger or more complex projects can take longer and will be scheduled with a clear timeline.

Yes — professional contractors will obtain any required local permits and coordinate mandatory inspections as part of the installation process.

Common options include asphalt/fiberglass shingles, metal roofing, clay/concrete tile, slate, and low-slope membrane systems; material choice depends on budget, desired lifespan, local climate, and architectural style — we can review pros and cons during your estimate.

Move vehicles from driveways, clear the attic of valuables near the ceiling, trim overhanging branches, cover or remove outdoor furniture, and notify neighbors if debris or parking will be affected; the crew will review any specific preparation steps with you.

Crews use fall protection, scaffolding or guard rails when needed, proper personal protective equipment, and site control to protect occupants and passersby; equipment and debris are secured and cleanup is completed at project end.