Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Full-service roofing including professional installation, complete roof replacement, shingle and metal roofing, flat roof systems, emergency repairs, gutter replacement, and roof inspections.

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, active leaks, sagging decking, significant granule loss, interior water stains, or a roof older than 20 years; a professional inspection will determine whether repair or replacement is best.

Many professional roofing providers offer on-site inspections and written estimates; check with the contractor to confirm whether inspections are free and to get a detailed, itemized quote.

An average single-family home with asphalt shingles is often completed in one to three days, while larger or more complex roofs can take longer; weather, materials, crew size, and permitting can affect the schedule.

Common options include asphalt shingles, metal, tile, slate, and single-ply membranes; the best choice depends on budget, architectural style, local climate, and building code requirements, so consult a contractor for recommendations.

Insurance often covers sudden storm damage like hail or fallen trees but typically does not cover normal wear and tear; document damage, keep all receipts, and contact your insurer promptly to start a claim.

Many cities and counties require building permits for full replacements and substantial repairs; a professional roofer will usually obtain any necessary permits and ensure work meets local codes.

There are two common warranty types: manufacturer warranties for materials and contractor warranties for workmanship; always get warranty details in writing, including duration and what is excluded.

Move vehicles away from the work area, remove fragile items from attics and near exterior walls, trim tree branches close to the roof, and clear the yard of toys and furniture to protect property and allow safe access.

Proper ventilation and adequate attic insulation are essential for roof longevity and energy efficiency; contractors typically assess and install or upgrade vents, baffles, and insulation as part of a replacement or major repair.