Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services include new roof installation, full roof replacement, leak repair, storm and hail damage repair, roof inspections, ventilation and flashing replacement, and gutter integration for residential and light commercial properties.

Scheduling depends on location and workload, but many areas offer an initial phone consultation within 24–48 hours and on-site inspections within a few days; emergency tarping or temporary repairs are often available same-day when needed.

Costs vary widely based on roof size, pitch, materials, tear-off requirements, structural repairs, and local labor; a licensed contractor will provide a detailed written estimate after an on-site inspection.

Many local professionals provide a free initial phone consultation and often offer free or low-cost on-site estimates depending on your area; confirm availability and any inspection fees when you request service.

Yes, partner contractors are required to carry proper licensing and insurance; you should request proof of license, worker’s compensation, and general liability insurance before work begins.

Common materials include asphalt architectural shingles, three‑tab shingles, metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, cedar shakes, and low‑slope systems such as TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen.

Project length depends on roof size, materials, complexity, and weather; a typical residential roof replacement usually takes one to five days from tear-off to final cleanup.

Yes, many contractors will document damage, provide inspection reports and estimates, and coordinate with your insurance adjuster, but filing the claim with your insurer remains the homeowner’s responsibility.

Financing availability varies by contractor and region; many companies offer payment plans or third‑party financing—ask about options, terms, and credit requirements when you request an estimate.

Warranties commonly include manufacturer warranties on materials and a separate workmanship warranty from the contractor; warranty length and coverage differ, so get all terms in writing before work begins.

Clear vehicles and fragile items from driveway and garage areas, move outdoor furniture and potted plants away from the house, keep children and pets inside during active work, and arrange for off‑street parking if possible.

Contractors use fall protection and safety equipment during work, deploy tarps and debris containment, perform magnetic or manual sweeps to remove nails and fasteners, haul away waste, and complete a final inspection to ensure the site is clean and safe.