Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional residential and commercial roofing installation and replacements, roof repairs, storm damage restoration, siding installation and replacement, gutter installation and repair, emergency tarping and leak mitigation, roof inspections and maintenance, and assistance with insurance claims.

Look for missing or cracked shingles, curling or blistering, granules in gutters, water stains on ceilings, active leaks, sagging decking, or an age over 20 to 25 years. Recurrent leaks or widespread damage often indicate replacement is more cost effective than repeated repairs.

Yes. Inspectors can document hail, wind, or other storm damage, produce a detailed damage estimate for your insurer, and coordinate with adjusters. Final claim approval is issued by the insurance company, but experienced contractors can streamline the process and provide supporting documentation.

Common options include asphalt architectural and three-tab shingles, impact-resistant shingles, metal roofing, tile and slate, and low-slope systems such as TPO or EPDM. Each material has different lifespan, appearance, and cost considerations, and an installer can recommend the best option for your property.

For an average single-family home, a full tear-off and replacement usually takes one to three days, weather permitting. Larger homes, complex rooflines, extensive decking repairs, or multi-family buildings may require several additional days. Permit processing and inspections can extend the overall timeline.

Most projects include a manufacturer warranty on roofing materials and a separate workmanship warranty from the installer. Warranty lengths and coverage vary by material and provider, and some manufacturer warranties require registration after installation.

Cost is driven by roof size and pitch, chosen materials, number of layers to remove, complexity of roof features like skylights or chimneys, required structural or decking repairs, disposal fees, and local permit costs. Site access and regional labor rates also affect pricing.

Professional contractors typically obtain required building permits and arrange for municipal inspections as part of the project. Permit requirements vary by jurisdiction, so confirm with your contractor that they will manage permits and inspection scheduling.

Many contractors partner with third-party lenders to offer financing and payment plans for qualified homeowners. Loan terms, interest rates, and approval depend on the lender and the applicant's credit profile, so request available options during the estimate.

Schedule a no-obligation, on-site inspection through the contact options on the landing page. An inspector will assess damage, recommend repairs or replacement, and provide a written estimate and projected timeline.