Arizona Roofing Services — Residential & Commercial

Arizona Roofers is a licensed, bonded and insured Arizona roofing company working across the state — from Valley tile and shingle homes to commercial flat roofs in Tucson and steep-slope work up in Flagstaff. ROC#356304. Every job starts the same way: someone goes on the roof, photographs what is actually there, and puts the scope in writing before you are asked for anything.

Our roofing services

Roof replacement

Tile lift and underlayment replacement, full tile systems, shingle replacement, and flat or low-slope systems. Most Arizona replacements are underlayment jobs where your existing tile is reused — if a roofer quotes all-new tile without checking, get a second opinion. Roof replacement in Arizona →

Roof repair

Leaks, storm and wind damage, cracked or slipped tile, failed flashing and penetration seals. A single leak in one place is usually a repair, not a replacement, and we will tell you when that is the case. Roof repairs in Arizona →

Roof installation

New construction, additions and re-roofs where there is no existing system to work from. Roof installation in Arizona →

Roof inspections

Free on-roof inspections with photographs of what we find — for pre-purchase, for insurance documentation, or simply because your roof is at the age where you should know. Roof inspections in Arizona →

Roofing by material

Tile roofing

Concrete and clay tile is the default across most Valley master-planned communities. The tile itself lasts decades; the underlayment beneath it does not, and that is what drives most Arizona tile work. Tile roofing → · choosing underlayment · tile cost

Shingle roofing

Asphalt shingle reaches the end of its life earlier in Arizona than national ratings suggest, because those ratings are not written for sustained desert roof temperatures. Shingle roofing → · shingle roof repair → roof repair in Phoenix

Flat, low-slope and foam

Flat sections fail at seams, penetrations and low spots where water sits after a storm. Depending on the system that means a new membrane or a spray polyurethane foam roof that is re-coated periodically rather than torn off. Foam roofing → · flat roof cost

Metal roofing

Standing seam and metal systems, most often on modern builds, additions and commercial work. Standing seam cost →

Residential and commercial

Residential roofing covers single-family homes across the Valley and statewide — tile, shingle and flat sections, HOA profile and colour matching, and the permit work that goes with a reroof.

Commercial roofing covers flat and low-slope systems for businesses: membrane replacement, foam and coatings, maintenance programmes, and scheduling that works around your operating hours rather than across them.

Why Arizona roofs need a roofing company that works here

Arizona is not a hard climate in the way the Midwest is. There is almost no freeze-thaw and very little snow load outside the high country. What Arizona has instead is months of relentless UV and heat, then a short violent monsoon season from 15 June to 30 September. Roofs here fail differently as a result, and the practical consequences catch out roofing companies that learned the trade somewhere else:

• The waterproofing layer is not what you can see. On a tile roof it is the underlayment beneath, and it wears out long before the tile does. A roof can look perfect from the street and be finished.
• Heat, not weather, sets the clock on shingle. Ageing shows up across the whole roof at once, which is why patching stops being economic before the roof even leaks.
• Monsoon exposes the failure but rarely causes it. That distinction matters enormously if you are considering an insurance claim, because insurers cover sudden damage and not age.
• Timing is a real cost. Everyone discovers their roof during monsoon, which is exactly when lead times are longest and an open roof is most at risk.

If you want the detail, our guide to how long a roof lasts in Arizona goes through the service life of each system in this climate.

Licensed, bonded and insured — and how to check

Arizona Roofers holds Arizona ROC licence #356304. Arizona gives homeowners more protection than most states and almost nobody uses it, so verify us the same way you should verify anyone:

• Look up any contractor’s licence at roc.az.gov/search.
• Know that the ROC Residential Contractors’ Recovery Fund (roc.az.gov/recovery-fund) can compensate homeowners harmed by a licensed contractor — which is the practical reason never to hire an unlicensed one.
• If the work is storm damage you intend to claim on insurance, A.R.S. § 32-1158.02 requires the contract to state that the contractor gives no assurance of coverage, caps the down payment at 50%, gives you four business days to cancel for any reason and 72 hours to cancel after your insurer denies the claim — and the contractor may not negotiate the claim on your behalf.

Cost, financing and insurance

Our Arizona roof replacement calculator gives you a ballpark in about a minute. Roof financing is available with terms up to 15 years and a 12-month no-interest option. If a storm is involved, start with whether insurance covers roof replacement in Arizona and roof insurance claim help.

Choosing between roofing companies in Arizona

There are a lot of roofing companies in Arizona and most of the differences that matter are not visible on a website. Four things separate them in practice, and all four are checkable before you sign anything:

• Do they go on the roof? A verdict given from the driveway, or from a drone photo alone, is a guess. Ask for photographs of the actual failure on your actual roof.
• Is the scope written down? The underlayment product by name, the deck repair allowance, the flashing work, the replacement tile allowance. Arizona roofing contractors who will not put those in writing are quoting a smaller job than the one you need.
• Are they licensed, and can you prove it? Thirty seconds at roc.az.gov. It also determines whether the Recovery Fund covers you if something goes wrong.
• Do they tell you when you do not need the work? Plenty of roofs sent to us for replacement need a repair instead, and the honest answer costs us the bigger job.

If you are comparing, our editorial review of the best roofing companies in Phoenix covers the field including our competitors, and top rated roofing contractors near me goes wider across the state.

Where we work

Across the Valley and statewide, including Phoenix, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Avondale, Surprise, Cave Creek, El Mirage, Ahwatukee, Casas Adobes and Flagstaff.

You can see completed work on our recent projects page, read more about Arizona Roofers, or see our review of the best roofing companies in Phoenix if you are still comparing.

Frequently asked questions