Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services include full roof installation and replacement, repairs for leaks and storm damage, roof inspections, emergency tarping, gutter and flashing replacement, attic ventilation upgrades, and flat-roof solutions such as TPO or EPDM systems.

Look for persistent leaks, missing or curling shingles, excessive granule loss in gutters, sagging roof sections, daylight visible in the attic, widespread water stains, or if the roof is near the expected service life—any of these indicate you should schedule a professional inspection.

Common options are asphalt architectural shingles, 3-tab shingles, metal roofing, tile, slate, and single‑ply membranes for flat roofs; the best choice depends on budget, local climate, roof slope, aesthetic preferences, and longevity goals—consult a pro for a material recommendation tailored to your home.

Most single-family roof replacements take one to three days under normal weather and complexity; large homes, steep pitches, multiple layers to remove, or custom details can extend the schedule, and permitting or material lead times can add days to the overall project timeline.

Yes—experienced roofing professionals can document damage, provide detailed estimates and photo evidence, and work directly with your insurer and adjuster to support your claim; homeowners should also notify their insurer promptly and preserve damaged materials when safe to do so.

Qualified roofing crews carry appropriate state or local licenses where required, general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation; always ask for proof of insurance, licensing information, and written confirmation of any bonding before work begins.

Warranties usually include a manufacturer warranty on materials (varies by product) and a workmanship warranty from the installer that ranges from one year to a decade or more; get all warranty terms in writing, including what is covered and any maintenance required to keep the warranty valid.

Pricing depends on roof area (square footage/squares), chosen materials, roof pitch and complexity, number of existing layers to remove, decking or structural repairs needed, ventilation and flashing work, disposal fees, and permit costs—request a free on-site estimate for an accurate price.

Yes—emergency tarping and temporary repairs are available to prevent further water intrusion and interior damage; once the immediate risk is mitigated, a full assessment will determine whether repair or replacement is the best next step.

Clear vehicles from the driveway and street, move outdoor furniture and planters away from the house perimeter, secure pets and children, trim overhanging branches if possible, cover or remove fragile items in the attic, and notify neighbors about noise and temporary access to driveways or sidewalks.