Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide comprehensive residential roofing services including roof inspections, leak repairs, partial and full roof replacements, new roof installations, emergency tarping, gutter repair and replacement, ventilation and ventilation upgrades, skylight installation and flashing repairs, and roof coating and maintenance programs.

Many contractors offer a free visual inspection and a written estimate for typical repair or replacement projects, but there may be a charge for a detailed roof certification, forensic inspection, or documentation requested for insurance purposes; always ask whether the inspection is complimentary before booking.

Most asphalt shingle roof replacements on single-family homes take one to three days once work starts, while larger homes, complex rooflines, metal, tile, or slate roofs can take several days to a week; weather, permitting, material availability, and site conditions influence the schedule.

You should receive a manufacturer warranty on roofing materials (length varies by material and brand) and a contractor workmanship warranty covering installation defects; ask for both warranties in writing and verify the warranty transferability and exclusions.

Yes — experienced roofing contractors commonly document damage, take photos, provide written estimates, and work directly with your insurance adjuster to support a claim, but you should confirm each contractor’s level of assistance before hiring.

Most contractors accept cash, check, and credit cards, and many partner with third-party lenders to offer financing plans such as low‑monthly payments or deferred interest; request a clear payment schedule and written financing terms before work begins.

Clear vehicles and outdoor furniture from the work area, secure pets indoors, trim back trees near the roof, protect valuable items from vibration, and ensure a safe parking area for contractor vehicles and dumpsters; your contractor will provide a site‑specific preparation checklist.

Reputable contractors should be licensed where required, carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance, and be able to provide proof of both; ask for copies of licenses and insurance certificates and verify any professional affiliations or references.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer — asphalt shingles are cost-effective and common, metal offers longevity and energy efficiency, tile provides durability and aesthetic benefits in certain climates, and slate lasts decades; a professional inspection will determine the best material based on roof structure, local climate, budget, and aesthetic preferences.