Chandler Roofing Company

Arizona Roofers provides roof repair, roof replacement, new roof installation and free on-roof inspections for homeowners and businesses in Chandler, Arizona. We are licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC#356304 and ROC#356639), we work on tile, shingle, foam, single-ply and metal roofs, and someone answers our phone at any hour.

Chandler went from about 30,000 residents in 1980 to more than 175,000 by 2000, almost all of it on former farmland. That compressed building boom means whole neighborhoods of concrete tile roofs reached the end of their original underlayment at roughly the same time, and that is the single biggest driver of roofing work in the city today. For our full range of work, visit all Arizona roofing services.

Our roofing services in Chandler

Fixing roof leaks in Chandler

A typical Chandler leak shows up after the first big monsoon rain on a 20- to 30-year-old tile roof: water slips under a cracked or shifted tile, reaches underlayment that has gone brittle, and finds a nail hole or seam. We trace it, replace the damaged tile and underlayment section, and send photos of the before and after. More on our roof repair service in Arizona.

Underlayment replacement and full re-roofs

For many Chandler homes the right job is a tile lift and relay: remove the tile, install new underlayment and battens, then put the sound tile back with replacements for broken pieces. When the tile is a discontinued colour or badly damaged, a new tile roof or a switch to shingle may make more sense. Our tile underlayment replacement article and our roof replacement page explain both paths.

Roof installation on new builds and additions

South Chandler still sees new construction, and older parts of the city see additions, casitas and patio covers. We install roofs from the deck up and make sure the tie-in to an existing tile roof is flashed correctly. See new roof installation.

Free roof inspections

We walk the roof, lift tile where needed to see the underlayment, and give you a photo report. Chandler owners often book one at the 20-year mark of a tile roof or before listing a home. Learn more about our roof inspection service.

Commercial roofs along the Price Corridor and beyond

Chandler’s employment base, led by Intel and the business parks along the Price Road and Santan Freeway corridors, means a large inventory of flat commercial roofs. We repair and replace TPO and single-ply systems, foam and modified bitumen, and offer commercial roof maintenance programs for property managers.

Storm damage and insurance help

Monsoon season (June 15 to September 30) brings wind that can lift ridge and hip tile and, in some storms, hail. We photograph damage before it is disturbed and can meet your adjuster. See our tile roof insurance claim guide.

Why Chandler roofs wear the way they do

Chandler sits on flat former farmland south of the Salt River, on open, level ground. Summer heat bakes roofs for months, and monsoon outflow winds cross the city with little in their way. Put that together with the housing timeline and a clear pattern appears:

• Concrete tile dominates. Most homes built in the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s carry concrete tile. The tile itself tends to last; the underlayment typically wears out after around 20 to 25 years.
• Ridge and hip tiles loosen. Mortar-set ridges crack over time, and wind then lifts the caps. See our guide to roof ridge repair.
• Solar penetrations. Many Chandler homes have rooftop solar, and poorly flashed mounts are a common leak source. We work around panels and coordinate removal and reinstall when a re-roof requires it.
• Lake communities and irrigation. Homes near lakes and greenbelts deal with more birds, debris and overspray on low roof sections and patio covers.

Chandler neighborhoods we serve

Chandler ZIP codes we cover: 85224, 85225, 85226, 85248, 85249 and 85286.

Chandler roofing permits and HOA approvals

The City of Chandler issues roofing permits for addresses inside city limits, and we pull them wherever the city requires them. Sun Lakes, just to the south, is unincorporated Maricopa County, and a few county islands sit inside Chandler’s borders, so we confirm the authority for your address first.

Most Chandler subdivisions built since the 1980s have an HOA, and most require approval before a re-roof changes tile colour, profile or material. We put together samples and product data for your application. If you are choosing a colour, our tile roof colour guide is a good starting point.

Our Chandler re-roof process, step by step

1. Inspect and document. Photos of the roof field, flashings, penetrations and sample underlayment areas.
2. Recommend. A written scope comparing repair, lift and relay, or full replacement, with the reasoning for each.
3. Approvals. HOA submittal support and the City of Chandler permit if one applies.
4. Solar coordination. If you have panels, we schedule their removal and reinstall around the roof work.
5. Install and clean up. Tile stacked safely, new underlayment and flashings installed, magnetic sweep of the yard at the end.
6. Final walkthrough. Photos of the finished roof and your warranty paperwork.

Whoever you hire, check that their R-42, C-42 or CR-42 licence is active on the Registrar of Contractors site, roc.az.gov.

Chandler roof costs and payment options

Lift-and-relay jobs usually cost less than new tile because most of the tile is reused, but roof size, pitch and tile breakage all matter. Our roof replacement cost guide for Arizona breaks it down, the Arizona roof calculator gives you a planning range, and our financing page covers monthly payment options.

We also serve cities around Chandler

Chandler’s neighbours are on our regular routes: roofers in Gilbert, Tempe roofing company, Mesa roofing, Ahwatukee roofing company and Queen Creek roofers.

More Chandler roofing guides

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