Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide full-service roofing including inspections, new roof installation, complete replacements, emergency repairs, leak repair, flashing and gutter work, ventilation upgrades, flat roof membrane systems, and routine maintenance.

Look for widespread missing or curled shingles, repeated leaks, noticeable sagging, extensive granule loss, a roof older than its expected service life, or multiple prior patch repairs; a professional inspection can confirm whether repair or replacement is best.

We install a wide range of materials including asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, tile and clay, slate, cedar shake, and common flat-roof membranes such as TPO, EPDM, and PVC.

Most standard single-family home replacements take one to five working days depending on roof size, complexity, weather, decking condition, and material choice; larger or more complex projects can take longer and permit timing may add days.

Yes — after an on-site inspection you should receive a written, itemized estimate; completed work typically includes the manufacturer’s material warranty and a contractor workmanship warranty, with warranty terms provided in writing.

Many professional roofing contractors assist homeowners by documenting damage, providing adjuster-ready estimates and photos, and communicating with insurers, but you should notify your insurer promptly and confirm the contractor’s role before work begins.

Licensed roofing contractors commonly obtain required local permits and coordinate municipal inspections as part of the replacement process; permit requirements vary by jurisdiction so this is confirmed during the estimate.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, chosen materials, number of layers to remove, decking repair needs, ventilation and insulation upgrades, flashing and gutter work, local permit and disposal fees, and regional labor rates.

Expect noisy work, crews on and around your property, protective coverings over plants and walkways, a dumpster or waste container, periodic communication from the crew/foreperson, and a thorough cleanup with a magnetic sweep and final walkthrough when the job is complete.

Schedule regular inspections, keep gutters and downspouts clean, trim overhanging branches, remove debris from valleys and roof surfaces, promptly repair minor damage, ensure proper attic ventilation and insulation, and follow manufacturer maintenance recommendations.