Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Full-service residential and commercial roofing including inspections, emergency repairs, full roof replacement, new installations, storm damage restoration, gutter and flashing replacement, and attic ventilation upgrades.

Isolated leaks or a few missing shingles can usually be repaired, while widespread shingle loss, a sagging roof deck, repeated leaks, or a roof older than about 20 years often indicates replacement is the best long-term option, and a professional inspection will confirm the recommendation.

Common options include asphalt shingles, metal, wood shake, tile, and flat roofing membranes; the best choice depends on budget, roof pitch and complexity, local building codes, aesthetic preferences, and desired lifespan, so a contractor can recommend the most appropriate material after inspection.

Yes, free visual inspections and detailed written estimates are typically provided, showing the scope of work, materials, labor, timeline, and any permit costs so you know what to expect before authorizing work.

Most residential roof replacements are completed in 1 to 3 days depending on roof size, complexity, decking condition, and weather, while larger or more complex projects may require additional days.

Yes, experienced roofing contractors can document damage, produce insurance-ready estimates, and communicate with your insurer to support the claims process, but final claim decisions rest with the insurance company.

You can expect a manufacturer’s material warranty that varies by product (commonly 20 to 50 years for many materials) and a contractor workmanship warranty that commonly ranges from 1 to 10 years, so always get warranty terms in writing.

Most municipalities require permits for roof replacements and major repairs; a professional contractor will typically obtain required permits and coordinate inspections to ensure compliance with local building codes.

Clear vehicles and outdoor furniture from the driveway and work area, move valuables out of the attic, trim low-hanging branches, secure pets, and plan for contractor parking and a safe debris containment zone.

Common payment options include cash, check, card payments, and third-party financing plans; payment terms, deposit requirements, and financing availability will be detailed in the written estimate.