Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roof replacement and new installation, roof repairs and emergency tarping, roof inspections and maintenance, gutter and flashing repair, ventilation and skylight installation, and flat-roof systems and coatings.

Common signs include active leaks, widespread missing or curling shingles, excessive granules in gutters, sagging deck, interior water stains, or if the roof is near the expected lifespan for its material—schedule a professional inspection to get a definitive recommendation and estimate.

Price depends on roof size and pitch, choice of materials, removal of the old roof, structural repairs, local permit fees, and job complexity—we provide a written estimate after an on-site inspection and explain any financing or payment options.

We install asphalt composition shingles, metal roofing, tile and slate where appropriate, single-ply membranes (TPO/EPDM) for low-slope roofs, wood shakes, and synthetic roofing systems based on your budget and performance needs.

Yes — we document damage, provide a detailed estimate and photos, and can work with your insurance adjuster to help streamline the claims process, but you should also contact your insurer promptly to start a claim.

Small repairs can often be completed in a day; full residential roof replacements usually take 1–5 days depending on roof size, complexity, decking repairs needed, and weather conditions.

Warranties commonly include manufacturer warranties on roofing materials and a workmanship or installation warranty from the contractor—specific terms and durations vary and will be provided in writing with your estimate.

Yes — professional roofing crews should be licensed where required and carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; always ask to see proof of insurance and licensing before work begins.

Many municipalities require building permits for roof replacements or major repairs; a professional contractor can usually obtain the necessary permits and handle inspections, though permit fees are typically passed through to the homeowner.

Clear vehicles from the driveway, move fragile items from attic and walls, secure pets and children, trim tree branches near the roof, and expect noise and some temporary debris during the project—your crew will review final preparations before work starts.