Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Full roof installation and replacement, storm and hail repair, emergency tarping, roof inspections, leak repair, flat roof systems, metal roofing, gutter and ventilation services, and help with insurance documentation and claims.

Yes. Most roofers provide a free on-site inspection and written estimate so you can compare options and scope before committing.

A typical residential roof replacement takes one to five days depending on roof size, complexity, decking condition, weather, and material choice, with additional time for permits and final inspections.

Common options include asphalt architectural shingles, 3-tab shingles, metal roofing, tile, and single-ply flat roofing systems such as TPO or EPDM, with each material offering different lifespans, costs, and warranties.

Yes. A professional roofing provider can document damage, produce a detailed estimate, meet with your insurance adjuster if requested, and provide the restoration paperwork insurers require.

Costs depend on roof size and slope, material type, existing roof removal, structural repairs, ventilation and insulation needs, permit fees, and local labor rates, so an on-site estimate is needed for an accurate price.

Permits are often required for full replacements and sometimes for major repairs. A reputable contractor will usually obtain required permits and schedule any necessary inspections with the local building department.

There are two common warranties, a manufacturer warranty covering materials and a contractor workmanship warranty. Terms and lengths vary, so request warranty details and written proof before work begins.

Signs include active leaks, water stains inside, missing or curling shingles, significant granule loss, sagging roof deck, and roofs older than their expected lifespan; an inspection can determine repairability.

Prioritize safety, document damage with photos, place temporary tarps to limit interior damage if safe to do so, and contact your insurance provider and a licensed roofing professional for an inspection.

Many contractors partner with third-party lenders to offer financing or payment plans. Ask the provider for current financing options, terms, and qualification requirements during the estimate.

Schedule annual or biannual inspections, keep gutters clear, trim overhanging branches, replace damaged flashing, address small leaks promptly, and ensure proper attic ventilation and insulation to prevent premature aging.