Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional installation and full roof replacement, storm and leak repairs, emergency tarping, roof inspections, maintenance, gutter and flashing repair, skylight replacement, ventilation and insulation upgrades, and flat roofing solutions.

When you call the number shown you will be connected to a local licensed roofing specialist for a short consultation, scheduling, and to request an on-site inspection, and a one-time call fee will be applied as disclosed on the landing page.

Many partner contractors offer free on-site inspections and written estimates; availability may vary by location, so callers should confirm whether the inspection and estimate are complimentary during the initial phone consultation.

Yes, partner contractors are required to be properly licensed where applicable and to carry general liability and workers compensation insurance; always ask to see license numbers and insurance proof before work begins.

Yes, roofing specialists can document damage, provide detailed estimates, and meet with insurance adjusters to support claims, but final coverage decisions are made by your insurance company.

Installations commonly include asphalt dimensional and architectural shingles, metal roofing, tile, cedar shakes, TPO and EPDM for low-slope roofs, and built-up roofing systems, plus appropriate underlayments, flashing, and ventilation systems.

Timeline depends on roof size, complexity, materials, and weather; most single-family asphalt shingle replacements are completed in 1 to 3 days, while complex roofs or specialty materials can take longer.

Yes, replacements typically include a manufacturer warranty on roofing materials and a contractor workmanship warranty; warranty terms vary, so request written warranty details before signing a contract.

Partner contractors generally handle local permit applications and coordinate required building inspections as part of the replacement process, and costs for permits are typically included in the project estimate or listed separately.

Payment options commonly include major credit cards, checks, bank transfers, and third-party financing or low-interest loan programs through approved lenders; exact options differ by contractor and will be confirmed during the estimate.

Remove vehicles from driveways, relocate outdoor furniture and decorations away from the work area, secure pets indoors, trim overhanging branches if safe to do so, and ensure clear access for crews and dumpsters.

Expect an initial inspection and written estimate, permit processing, material delivery, protective measures for landscaping, tear-off of old roofing, installation of new underlayment and shingles or other materials, flashing and ventilation work, cleanup and final inspection, and a walk-through to review completed work.