Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services including new roof installation, full roof replacement, storm and leak repairs, roof inspections, emergency tarping, flashing and ventilation repair, skylight and gutter work, and routine maintenance.

Common signs include active leaks or water stains inside, missing or curled shingles, excessive granules in gutters, sagging decking, widespread shingle failure, or if the roof is near the expected service life for its material; schedule a professional inspection for a definitive assessment.

Cost varies widely based on home size, roof pitch, underlayment and flashing needs, material chosen, roof complexity, and local labor rates; budgets for residential jobs commonly range from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars—an on-site estimate is required for an accurate price.

Yes—most projects include manufacturer warranties for roofing products plus a workmanship or contractor warranty; always request warranty documents in writing and clarify what is covered and for how long before work begins.

All professional installers should carry the appropriate state or local contractor licenses, general liability insurance, and worker’s compensation coverage; ask to see license numbers and current insurance certificates before hiring.

Typical residential replacements usually take one to several days depending on roof size, complexity, decking repairs, and weather; larger or commercial jobs can take longer—your estimate will include an expected project timeline.

Yes—many roofing professionals assist with documenting damage, providing detailed estimates, and meeting with insurance adjusters to support claims; contact your insurer promptly and keep records of communications and damage.

Common options include asphalt shingles, metal roofing, tile, cedar shakes, and single‑ply membranes (TPO/EPDM/PVC) for low‑slope roofs; choice depends on budget, aesthetic preference, climate, and expected lifespan—your estimator can review pros and cons for your property.

Most municipalities require permits for roof replacement or significant repairs; a reputable contractor often obtains required permits and schedules inspections, but verify who will handle permitting in your contract.

Clear driveways and remove vehicles, secure or relocate outdoor furniture and fragile plants, keep pets and children away from the work area, remove wall hangings near exterior walls if requested, and expect noise and some roof debris during the project—contractor-provided protection and cleanup should be part of the service.