Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional roofing contractors provide roof inspections, new roof installation, full roof replacement, repairs, storm damage restoration, roof coatings, ventilation upgrades, flashing replacement, and gutter work. Ask your contractor for a detailed, written estimate.

When you call from this page you will be connected to a local roofing professional for a consultation or to schedule an inspection. Calls may be monitored for quality, and standard carrier charges may apply.

Many roofing companies offer free on-site inspections and estimates, but policies vary by provider. Confirm any fees before scheduling and request a written estimate that itemizes materials and labor.

Signs you may need replacement include widespread missing or curled shingles, large or multiple leaks, granule loss in gutters, sagging roof deck, or if the roof is near the end of its expected lifespan. For isolated damage a repair may be sufficient. Have a professional inspect your roof to determine the best option.

Common residential materials include asphalt shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, clay or concrete tile, slate, and low-slope systems such as TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen. Material choice affects cost, durability, and installation time.

Duration depends on roof size, pitch, material, complexity, crew size, and weather. Most single-family home replacements are completed in one to five days under normal conditions.

Insurance coverage depends on your individual policy and the cause of damage. Contact your insurer promptly to report damage. A reputable roofer can document damage, provide a professional estimate, and work with your adjuster if needed.

Reputable roofing contractors should be licensed, bonded where required, and carry liability insurance and workers compensation. Always ask for proof of insurance, licensing, references, and a written contract before work begins.

Warranties vary by manufacturer and contractor. Manufacturers typically offer material warranties and some contractors provide a workmanship warranty. Obtain all warranty terms in writing and understand what is and is not covered.

Clear vehicles from driveways, move fragile items from attics and walls, secure pets, trim tree branches near the roof, and ensure clear access for crews and dumpsters. Confirm site protection, cleanup, and disposal procedures with the contractor before work starts.