Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional services include full roof installation, roof replacement, repairs, storm damage restoration, roof inspections, flashing and ventilation work, and options for asphalt shingle, metal, tile, and low‑slope roofing systems.

Cost depends on roof size, pitch, material, tear‑off requirements, underlayment choice and local permit fees, so we provide a free on‑site inspection and written estimate to give an accurate price for your project.

Most residential replacements take between one and five business days depending on roof size, complexity, weather and material type; larger or multi‑phase projects can take longer and will be scheduled and explained in advance.

Yes, most projects include manufacturer warranties on roofing materials plus a contractor workmanship warranty; warranty length and terms vary by material and job, and full details are provided in your contract.

All installation crews we dispatch are required to carry appropriate state and local licenses and general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; you can request copies of certificates and license numbers before work begins.

Yes, we can document damage, provide a detailed estimate for your insurer and coordinate with adjusters to streamline the claims process, but you should also notify your insurance company promptly and follow their claim instructions.

Payment options typically include credit card, check and third‑party financing or payment plans for qualified applicants; specific terms and availability will be discussed during the estimate and contract process.

In most municipalities a roof replacement requires a building permit; we can handle permit applications on your behalf and include permit costs in your estimate unless otherwise specified.

Clear parked vehicles and personal items from driveways and the work area, secure pets, remove fragile items from interior walls near exterior walls and windows, and ensure safe access to the roof area; we’ll send a preparation checklist before the job.

Consider budget, desired lifespan, local climate, roof pitch, aesthetic preferences and maintenance needs; asphalt shingles are cost‑effective, metal offers longevity and wind resistance, and tile or slate provide long service life with higher upfront cost — we’ll review pros and cons during the estimate.