Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing services include full roof installation and replacement, roof repairs, leak and storm damage repair, inspections, emergency tarping, gutter replacement and repair, skylight and ventilation installation, and flat-roof systems and coatings.

Cost depends on roof size, slope, material choice, number of existing layers to remove, structural repairs needed, local permit fees, and complexity of the job; a free on-site inspection and written estimate will show the exact price breakdown.

Yes — a licensed estimator can perform a visual or on-site inspection, document damage or needs, and provide a no-obligation written estimate that outlines materials, labor, timeline, and warranty details.

Most single-family roof replacements are completed in 1–3 days for standard asphalt shingle roofs; larger homes, complex rooflines, specialty materials, or weather delays can extend the schedule.

All professional roofing crews should be properly licensed and carry general liability insurance and workers' compensation; always ask to see current proof of insurance and a contractor license number before work begins.

Yes — experienced roofing teams can document damage, provide a detailed estimate for the insurer, meet with your adjuster on-site if needed, and help guide you through the claims process to maximize recovery.

Common options include asphalt shingles (cost-effective), metal roofing (durable, long-lasting), tile and slate (aesthetic and durable), and single-ply or modified-bitumen for flat roofs; each material varies by lifespan, maintenance needs, and cost.

Manufacturers typically provide material warranties that vary by product and length, while contractors commonly offer workmanship warranties; always request warranty terms in writing detailing coverage, duration, and transferability.

Financing options are often available through third-party lenders or payment plans for qualified homeowners; discuss available plans during the estimate appointment to find options that fit your budget.

For most replacements and major repairs, local building permits are required; professional contractors typically obtain permits and arrange required municipal inspections as part of the project scope.

Clear driveways and outdoor walkways, move vehicles away from the work area, bring pets indoors, remove fragile items from attics and walls near exterior work, and trim low-hanging branches to give crews safe access.

If you have an active leak or severe storm damage, seek immediate temporary measures such as tarping to prevent interior damage and contact an emergency roofing service for rapid response and a temporary repair until permanent work can be scheduled.