Scottsdale Roofing Contractor

Yes. We routinely submit architectural committee paperwork for Scottsdale HOAs and have spec sheets, color samples, and manufacturer letters ready. Most committees approve our packages on first submission because we include what they need up front.

Usually no. Concrete and clay tile last 50+ years; it's the underlayment beneath that wears out at 25–30 years. We do tile R&R (remove existing tile, replace underlayment, reset tile) which is roughly half the cost of new tile.

South Scottsdale sits lower with more radiant heat off pavement in Old Town and along Scottsdale Road, and many roofs there are 40–50 years old on their original substrate. DC Ranch and Silverleaf homes are newer, at higher elevation, and were built with modern parapet detailing. Both need on-time recoating — but the south Scottsdale ones start with more accumulated wear.

Yes — the low-rise buildings along Scottsdale Road, the Waterfront, and around Fashion Square get regular flat-roof recoating and leak repair from us. We coordinate with property managers on after-hours access when tenant operations require it.

The foam itself can last decades. What wears out is the elastomeric topcoat that protects it from UV, and in Scottsdale sun that means recoating every 5 years. Keep the coating on schedule and you generally never replace the foam.

Nothing. Our roof inspections are free, and that includes walking the roof, photographing what we find, and emailing you a written assessment. There is no obligation and no pressure to buy anything.

Yes. Active leaks get priority, and during monsoon season we handle same-day and next-day leak calls most weeks. Call 480-941-5373 and describe what you're seeing inside the house so we can bring the right materials.

It depends on how much of the roof is affected and what's underneath. Isolated damage with a sound substrate is a repair. Widespread saturation, failed underlayment across the roof, or repeated leaks in different spots usually mean replacement is the cheaper long-term answer. An inspection with photos tells you which situation you're actually in.

Most residential foam roofs are done in one to three days. A tile remove-and-replace typically runs three to five days depending on square footage, roof complexity, and how much decking needs attention once the tile is off.

It's the single biggest stress test of the year. Microburst winds lift tile and loosen flashing, blowing dust plugs scuppers and drains, and driving rain finds every weak seam. Damage from a July storm often doesn't show inside the house until weeks later, which is why a post-storm inspection is worth doing.

Yes — licensed Arizona roofing contractor ROC223900, insured, and BBB accredited. We'll provide license and insurance documentation before work starts, and HOAs and property managers can request it directly.

Every job comes with a written workmanship warranty in addition to the manufacturer material warranty. The terms are stated on your estimate before you sign, not after.