Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Full roof installation and replacement, roof repair, emergency tarping and leak response, storm and hail damage repair, roof inspections, flat roofing (TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen), asphalt and architectural shingle roofs, metal and cedar roofing, gutter and flashing replacement, and ventilation upgrades.

Availability varies by location, but most property inspections and estimates are scheduled within 24 to 72 hours. Virtual estimates may be available faster depending on the roof photos or videos you provide.

Many contractors offer free, no-obligation estimates either on-site or virtually. Pay-per-call platforms may bill for phone connections, but on-site estimates themselves are commonly free; confirm billing details before you call.

Price depends on roof size and pitch, chosen materials, existing roof layers and tear-off complexity, roof geometry and penetrations, local permit and disposal fees, hidden structural repairs, and regional labor rates.

Asphalt architectural shingles are the most cost-effective and widely used, metal roofs offer durability and longevity, TPO and EPDM are common for low-slope roofs, and premium options like cedar or slate provide unique aesthetics and long life but at higher cost. Material choice should match budget, roof slope, climate, and desired lifespan.

Most single-family roof replacements take between one and five working days depending on roof size, complexity, weather, and whether structural repairs are needed. Larger or more complex jobs can take longer.

Yes, experienced roofing professionals can document damage, provide repair estimates, and work with your insurance adjuster. Final claim decisions rest with your insurer, so keep all documentation and follow your insurer's claim process.

Reputable roofing contractors carry general liability insurance and worker's compensation, and many hold state or local contractor licenses. Always ask to see proof of insurance, licensing, and recent references before hiring.

You may receive a manufacturer warranty on roofing materials and a separate workmanship warranty from the installer. Manufacturer warranties vary by product and length, while workmanship warranties typically cover installation defects for a specified period. Get both warranties in writing.

Clear vehicles from driveways and park away from the work zone, move outdoor furniture and breakable items, secure pets and children indoors, remove valuables from attics, and trim overhanging branches to provide safe access for crews.

Most municipalities require permits and final inspections for roof replacements. A professional contractor typically handles permit submission and coordinates inspections, but confirm this responsibility in your written contract.

Persistent or widespread leaks, extensive missing or curling shingles, visible decking or sagging, repeated repairs in multiple areas, roof age near or beyond expected lifespan, and significant storm damage are common indicators that a full replacement may be the best option.