Roof Replacement in Tempe, AZ

Old roofs made new — stripped to the deck, rebuilt with new underlayment — Tempe, Maricopa County.

Tempe replacements are usually overdue rather than early — landlocked cities do not build new roofs, they finally renew old ones. The typical job pairs a pitched shingle renewal with a flat section that needs foam or coating, and doing both as one scope with one crew is what keeps the seam between them from becoming the next leak.

Roof Replacement in Tempe

Two roof systems on one Tempe house means the seam between them is the third system — and the one that fails first.

Landlocked and older than its neighbors — most of the housing predates 1990, so shingle at end-of-life and tired flat sections are the daily work
A large rental stock near ASU means roofs that get inspected and certified at every sale and turnover
Mid-century ranch homes mix pitched shingle with flat patio and addition roofs, two systems on one house
Mature trees shade and drop debris on north-Tempe roofs, holding moisture after storms in a city where everything else dries in an hour

Questions about roof replacement in Tempe

Rental property — can you work around my tenants?

Yes. Notice windows respected, access coordinated, site picked up daily, and the loud phases scheduled where they hurt least. You get photos and paperwork without needing to be on site.

Is it worth doing the flat patio section at the same time?

Almost always — the mobilization is shared, the seam gets flashed once by one crew, and the whole roof lands on a single clock instead of two. We will price it both ways so the math is yours.

Everything we do in Tempe

Inside, outside, and the concrete under all of it — one company since 2013.

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Concrete S-tile stacked in rows over fresh underlayment and battens, crew member walking the ridge

Two new shingle slopes meeting at a fascia line, with fresh drip edge and painted trim

Flat roof finished in white elastomeric coating with parapet walls and new penetration seals

Red barrel tile laid in tight courses beside a coated parapet wall on a new-construction house

Low-slope section covered in granulated cap sheet where it tucks between two shingled gables

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