Residential roofing for homeowners who are staying put
If this is the house you plan to be in for the next twenty years, the roof deserves the system that lasts that long — not the one that prices lowest this month.
- Family owned and operated
- 17+ years in the East Valley
- The owner works every job
- Financing available
East Valley homes
We know how these houses were built
Most homes in Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe and Scottsdale went up in the same few waves, with the same tile profiles and the same underlayment specification. That means we know what your roof looks like under the tile before we lift the first piece — and what the original crew is likely to have got wrong.
What you get is a roof specified for Arizona: high-temperature waterproofing, corrected flashings, materials chosen by name, and long-term value instead of a cosmetic fix.
Residential services
Five ways we work on a house
Different roofs, different scopes. None of them is a generic package.
Tile underlayment replacement
If your home was built in the East Valley twenty-plus years ago, the original felt underlayment is at or past the end of its service life even though the tile still looks fine. Underlayment replacement is the single highest-value roofing project on that house: you keep the tile you paid for and reset the waterproofing clock on the whole roof.
- Complete tear-off to the deck — no layering over old felt
- Deck repairs and fastening corrected as found
- Original construction deficiencies corrected during the rebuild
- Written scope with photos before any work starts
Tile roof waterproofing
Tile is a rain shield. The waterproofing is the membrane underneath it, and in Arizona that layer is what wears out first — heat cycling, UV at the edges, and foot traffic from other trades. We lift and stack your existing tile, strip the failed layer down to the deck, and install an advanced underlayment system rated for a 50-year tile roof waterproofing life, then re-set your tile.
- Tile lift-and-relay, tile re-used where sound
- Advanced high-temperature underlayment systems
- Flashing, valley metal and penetrations rebuilt, not re-sealed
- Photo-documented before, during and after
New tile roofing
New tile work is where material selection matters most. We walk you through profile, weight, colour and the underlayment beneath it, and we build the system as an assembly: deck, membrane, metal, tile. Nothing on the roof is chosen because it was the cheapest thing on the truck.
- Concrete and clay tile profiles
- Engineered underlayment and fastening per manufacturer spec
- Custom valley, headwall and eave detailing
- Manufacturer material warranties passed through to you
Shingle roofing
Shingle roofs here fail from heat and UV long before they fail from rain. We spec architectural shingles with the ventilation, starter, hip-and-ridge and underlayment components from the same system, so the manufacturer warranty actually applies and the roof ages evenly.
- Architectural and designer shingle systems
- Complete component systems — not mixed brands
- Ventilation reviewed and corrected
- Full tear-off, deck inspection and repair
Foam roofing
Foam is the right answer on most flat and low-slope roofs in the valley: it is seamless, it self-flashes around penetrations, it adds insulation value, and it can be recoated instead of replaced. We build it up to spec thickness and finish it with an elastomeric coating, then set a recoat schedule so you never have to tear it off again.
- Sprayed polyurethane foam over prepared substrate
- Seamless — no seams or laps to fail
- Elastomeric top coat, recoatable rather than replaceable
- Ponding areas and drainage corrected in the foam build
Complete roof systems
What a complete residential system includes
Every replacement is quoted as an assembly. If a component is not in the scope, ask us why.
Deck and fastening
Sheathing checked and repaired where it is soft, and fastening brought up to specification before anything waterproof goes down.
Waterproofing layer
The advanced underlayment system that actually keeps water out, installed to the manufacturer's high-temperature spec.
Metal and penetrations
Valleys, headwalls, eaves, vents and pipe boots rebuilt in metal — not re-sealed with another bead of caulk.
Tile, shingle or foam
Your existing tile re-set where it is sound, or a new surface chosen with you by profile, weight and colour.
Ventilation
Intake and exhaust reviewed as part of the roof, because a hot attic shortens the life of everything above it.
Documentation
Photos before, during and after, plus the manufacturer material warranty paperwork in your name at closeout.
- Years on East Valley homes
- 17+ Years on East Valley homes
- Tile waterproofing system
- 50-Yr Tile waterproofing system
- Tear-off to bare deck, never layered over
- 100% Tear-off to bare deck, never layered over
How it works
What working with us looks like
You are dealing with the person who priced the job, start to finish.
- 1
Free inspection
The owner walks your roof, photographs what he finds, and shows you the condition of the layer under the tile — not just the surface.
- 2
Written scope and materials
You get a detailed report with photos, the system we recommend, the materials by name, and the price. Financing options if you want them.
- 3
Build
Tear-off, deck and flashing corrections, then the new system installed to manufacturer spec. Site cleaned at the end of every day.
- 4
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished roof with you, hand over photo documentation and the manufacturer warranty paperwork, and magnet-sweep the property.
Service area
Serving the East Valley
We work in Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale and the surrounding East Valley. Not sure whether you are in range? Call and ask.
- Gilbert
- Mesa
- Chandler
- Tempe
- Scottsdale
- Based in
- 321 E Pinon Way
Gilbert, AZ 85234 - Hours
- Monday – Saturday: 7:00am – 6:00pm Sunday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
- Call the office
- 480-255-1115
Homeowner questions
Straight answers about your house
Can you re-use my existing tile?
Usually, yes. On an underlayment replacement we lift and stack the tile, rebuild the waterproofing below it, and re-set the same tile — replacing only pieces that are cracked or broken.
How long does an underlayment replacement take?
It depends on the size and pitch of the roof and on what we find in the deck. We give you a schedule in the written scope before work starts and tell you immediately if anything changes.
Do I need to move out during the work?
No. It is loud and there is activity on the roof, but you can stay in the house. We keep driveways and walkways clear and clean the site daily.
What happens if you find damage under the tile?
We photograph it, show you, and price the correction before we proceed. Rotten sheathing, bad fastening and original construction deficiencies get corrected while the roof is open — that is the whole point of doing it properly.
Next step
Find out what is under your tile
Book the free inspection and you get photographs of your own roof, a written scope, and a straight answer about what it needs — before you decide anything.