Anthem Roofing Company

Arizona Roofers serves Anthem, the Del Webb master-planned community off I-17 at the foot of Daisy Mountain, with tile roof repair, underlayment replacement, full re-roofs and free on-roof inspections. We are a licensed Arizona roofing contractor, ROC#356304 and ROC#356639, and we answer the phone 24/7.

Del Webb started selling homes in Anthem in 1999, and the bulk of the community went up over the following decade. That timing puts thousands of concrete tile roofs in the age range where the underlayment beneath the tile commonly starts to fail. Our work here is mostly about catching that before it turns into ceiling damage. For everything else we do, see our Arizona roofing services.

Roofing services in Anthem, AZ

Tile underlayment replacement for first-generation Anthem homes

On most Anthem homes the concrete tile is still in fair shape while the felt underneath has dried, cracked and shrunk away from the flashings. We lift the tile, install new underlayment, battens and metal flashings, and relay the existing tile with replacements for any broken pieces. Our guide to underlayment for tile roofs explains the materials, and our roof replacement page covers full re-roofs.

Leak repairs at valleys, skylights and solar mounts

Leaks in Anthem homes tend to show up in the same places: the bottom of tile valleys, around skylights and at solar attachments added after the house was built. We trace the water and fix the flashing or underlayment at fault. Read about our roof repairs and our guide to skylight leak repair.

Roofs for additions, casitas and patio covers

Homeowners adding a casita, an extended patio or a shade structure need the new roof to match the house and satisfy the HOA. We install tile, shingle and metal roofs on additions and tie them into the existing roof cleanly. See our roof installation service and our article on metal roof patio covers.

Free roof inspections

Because so many Anthem homes are a similar age, a free roof inspection is the easiest way to know where yours stands. We photograph the underlayment at several points and give you a written report with a realistic timeline.

Hail and wind claims

If a storm cracks tile or tears off ridge pieces, we document the damage and can meet the adjuster. Our tile roof insurance claim guide and the claim help request are good places to start.

The roof conditions we see in Anthem

Anthem sits higher than central Phoenix, between roughly 1,760 and 2,430 feet, with Daisy Mountain and Gavilan Peak rising behind it. Storm cells that form over the mountains during the monsoon, from June 15 through September 30, can hit Anthem with strong outflow winds. Ridge tiles, hip tiles and tile at rake edges take most of that wind.

Winters are a little cooler than in the Valley floor, but the bigger issue is the long dry season. Underlayment exposed at broken tile or at the eaves breaks down fastest, and once it cracks, water can track along the battens and show up far from the damaged spot.

• One building era. Most homes went up between 1999 and the late 2000s, with a few later sections, so roof problems tend to appear neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
• Concrete tile as standard. Most production homes here were built with concrete tile.
• Solar retrofits. Panels added years later bring roof penetrations that need checking.
• Desert edge wildlife. Birds and rodents nest under eave tile where bird stops are missing.

Our article on signs you need a new roof helps you judge what you can see from the ground.

Anthem neighbourhoods we work in

Anthem’s ZIP codes are 85086 and 85087.

Permits and HOA approvals in Anthem

Anthem is not a city. The part east of I-17 is unincorporated Maricopa County, while the western part of Parkside lies inside Phoenix city limits. That means a roofing permit for one Anthem home may go through Maricopa County and one a mile away through the City of Phoenix. We confirm which applies to your address and pull permits where they are required.

The Anthem Community Council is the umbrella association, and the Country Club, Parkside and Village HOAs each have their own CC&Rs and design review. Tile colour and profile changes usually need approval, so we provide samples, product data and photos for your submission.

How we handle an Anthem tile re-roof

1. Inspection and photos. We check the underlayment in several spots, including valleys and the lowest course of tile, where wear shows first.
2. Reuse decision. We tell you how much of the existing tile can go back on and how many replacements you need.
3. HOA submittal. If anything visible changes, we prepare the request for your HOA’s design review.
4. Permit with the right office. County or City of Phoenix, depending on your side of I-17.
5. Lift, renew, relay. Tile is stacked, the old underlayment is removed, the deck is checked, and new underlayment, battens and flashings are installed before the tile goes back.
6. Final review. You get photos of the work in progress and a walkthrough when it is done.

Before hiring any roofer, look up their licence free at roc.az.gov; Arizona requires an R-42, C-42 or CR-42 licence for roofing work.

Costs and financing for Anthem roofs

The size of the roof, the share of tile that can be reused and the number of solar panels to remove and reset all shape the price. Read our Arizona roof replacement cost guide, try our roof replacement calculator, and see roofing financing if you want to spread the cost.

Roofing near Anthem

We also work in Cave Creek, north Phoenix and Peoria.

More Anthem roofing guides

• Roof permits in Arizona, city by city
• HOA roof replacement and approval in Arizona