Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional installation and full roof replacement for residential and light commercial properties, plus repairs, leak detection, storm damage stabilization, roof inspections, replacement of flashing and vents, gutter upgrades, ventilation improvements, and work on asphalt shingle, metal, tile, and common membrane systems.

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, persistent leaks or water stains inside, significant granule loss in gutters, visible sagging or decking issues, multiple prior repairs, or a roof age approaching the material’s expected lifespan — if several of these apply a replacement is likely.

Most single-family home roof replacements are completed in one to three days under normal conditions, while larger or more complex jobs can take several days to a week. Weather, permitting, and job complexity can extend that timeline.

Yes — on-site or virtual inspections are available and include a detailed, written estimate that outlines recommended work, materials, timelines, and warranty information.

Yes, contractors can document damage, provide a professional estimate, and coordinate with your insurance adjuster to help support your claim, though final decisions rest with the insurance provider.

There are typically two types of warranty: manufacturer warranties on materials, which vary by product and can range from limited to lifetime, and contractor workmanship warranties, which commonly range from one to ten years. Always get warranty details in writing.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, chosen materials, tear-off versus overlay, disposal fees, underlayment and ventilation upgrades, flashing and structural repairs, local permit costs, and labor availability. A site-specific estimate is required for an accurate price.

Many contractors partner with third-party lenders or offer payment plans to make projects affordable. Options, terms, and approval depend on credit and the financing program, so ask for available plans during the estimate.

Clear vehicles from driveways, remove items from attics and exterior walls near the work area, secure pets, cover or store fragile outdoor items, and plan for noise and a short period of limited access around the home while work is underway.

Yes, a professional roofing contractor will secure required permits, schedule inspections, and ensure work complies with local building codes and insurance requirements, but permit timelines can add time to the overall schedule.