Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide full-service roofing including roof inspections, repairs, partial and full roof replacement, new roof installation, emergency tarping and leak control, flashing and skylight work, attic ventilation and insulation upgrades, and gutter and downspout services for both residential and commercial properties.

If you have an active leak, protect interior belongings, place buckets under drips, and contact a roofing professional immediately for emergency tarping or temporary repairs; avoid walking on a wet roof and arrange a professional inspection to find and fix the source of the leak.

A standard roof replacement on a typical single-family house usually takes 1–5 days depending on roof size, complexity, weather, permits, and whether decking repairs are needed; larger or more complex projects can take longer and your contractor should provide a project timeline before work begins.

Popular options include high-quality architectural asphalt shingles, standing-seam metal, and properly treated cedar; for wet, moss-prone climates choose durable, water-shedding systems, good attic ventilation, and materials with anti-moss or algae-resistant properties; your installer can recommend the best material for your roof pitch, style, and budget.

Most full roof replacements and some significant repairs require a building permit and final inspection by the local jurisdiction; a reputable contractor will pull required permits, schedule inspections, and ensure the work meets local code and inspection requirements.

There are two common warranty types: manufacturer warranties that cover material defects and contractor workmanship warranties that cover installation; ask for written copies of both, clarify warranty durations and transferability, and confirm who handles claims and repairs under each warranty.

Costs vary widely based on roof size, pitch, material choice, removal and disposal of old roofing, decking repairs, permit fees, and local labor rates; get at least three written estimates, compare scope and materials, and ask about financing or payment plans to find an option that fits your budget.

Have a professional inspection after major storms and at least once every 1–3 years for preventive maintenance; routine checks and minor repairs extend roof life, prevent leaks, and often cost far less than a major replacement prompted by neglect.

Verify that the contractor is licensed and insured, request local references and recent photos of finished jobs, read reviews, ask for a detailed written estimate and contract, confirm who will perform the work (employees vs subcontractors), and confirm timelines, cleanup procedures, and warranty terms before signing.