Marana Roofing Company for Tile & HOA Homes

Arizona Roofers repairs, replaces and inspects roofs throughout the Town of Marana, from Continental Ranch near the Twin Peaks interchange to Dove Mountain in the Tortolita foothills and Gladden Farms in north Marana. We hold Arizona ROC licences #356304 and #356639, and someone picks up the phone 24/7.

Marana grew from about 13,500 residents in 2000 to nearly 52,000 in 2020, so most of its homes are master-planned, HOA-governed and roofed in concrete tile. The first big wave of those roofs is now reaching the age when the underlayment beneath the tile starts to give out. That is the single biggest roofing issue in town, and much of this page is about it. Everything else we offer is on our Arizona roofing services page.

Roofing services for Marana homeowners

Tile roof repair in Marana

Typical Marana repairs are cracked or slipped field tile, mortar falling out of ridge and hip lines, and leaks where a tile roof meets a stucco wall or a patio cover. Because nearly every subdivision has an HOA, replacement tile has to match the original profile and color; when a builder’s tile has been discontinued we look for the closest match and pull spares from less visible slopes. See our roof repair service and the guide to replacing broken roof tiles.

Underlayment replacement and full re-roofs

On a two-decade-old tile roof, patching individual leaks only buys time if the felt underneath is brittle. The usual fix is a lift-and-relay: we remove the tile, install new underlayment and flashing, and reset the original tile. It keeps the look the HOA approved and avoids buying new tile. Learn more about our roof replacement work and read what underlayment goes under a tile roof.

New roofs for custom homes and casitas

Out toward the Tortolitas, larger lots mean custom homes, guest houses and detached garages. We build new tile, metal and low-slope roofs for those projects through our roof installation service, and our metal roofing page covers standing seam for outbuildings and ranch-style homes.

Roof inspections

Resale buyers in Marana often assume a newer house has a newer roof, but a home built in the early 2000s is already carrying 20-plus years of sun on its underlayment. A free roof inspection tells you where it stands before you close, sell or file a claim.

Commercial roofs along the I-10 corridor

Marana annexed land along Interstate 10, Ina Road and Thornydale Road in the 1990s largely for commercial development, and that corridor is now lined with retail, restaurants and service buildings. We maintain and replace their flat roofs through our commercial roofing division.

Storm and hail claims

Monsoon storms can drop hail on the northwest side and crack tile in a single afternoon. If you think you have damage, compare it with our hail-damaged roof pictures, then read how a tile roof insurance claim in Arizona usually unfolds.

What Marana roofs are up against

Marana sits at about 2,000 feet in a valley framed by the Tortolita, Santa Catalina and Tucson Mountains, with the Santa Cruz River running through it. Until well after World War II this was farm and ranch country growing cotton, wheat, alfalfa and pecans, and some of that open land still surrounds newer neighborhoods. A few patterns come up again and again on Marana roofs:

• One generation of roofs aging together. When a subdivision is built out in a few years, its roofs wear out in the same few years. Once one neighbor finds failed underlayment, the rest of the street is usually close behind.
• Builder-grade details. Production homes go up fast. We regularly find short headwall flashing, undersized valley metal and attic ventilation that was never quite enough for desert summers; our guide to venting the attic explains why it matters.
• Patio and solar tie-ins. Covered patios added after the build and rooftop solar arrays both create new joints in the roof, and those joints are where many leaks begin.
• HOA color control. Every visible repair or re-roof has to satisfy the architectural committee, which affects material choice and lead time.

Marana communities we work in

Marana homes use the 85653, 85658 and 85743 ZIP codes, though some Marana addresses still carry a Tucson mailing city.

Permits and HOA approvals in Marana

Roofing permits inside town limits come from the Town of Marana. Most of Marana is in Pima County, but a small piece lies in Pinal County, and some nearby homes that look like Marana on a map are actually unincorporated county land. We check the parcel first and pull permits wherever the town or county calls for them.

HOA approval is the step that most often sets the schedule. Before a re-roof, we put together the tile manufacturer, profile and color, plus underlayment details, for your architectural committee. Repairs that match the existing roof usually move faster than color changes.

How a Marana roofing job runs, start to finish

1. You call or request an estimate. We set an inspection time that suits your schedule.
2. We inspect on the roof. Photos of every slope, the flashing, the attic where we can reach it, and a look under representative tiles.
3. You get a written scope. Repair, lift-and-relay or replacement, explained with the photos, plus the HOA submittal if one is needed.
4. We pull the permit from the Town of Marana or the county where required, and you can confirm our R-42 and C-42 licensing at roc.az.gov at any point.
5. We do the work and clean up the roof, yard and driveway when it is done.
6. You receive closing photos and your warranty paperwork.

Planning the cost of a Marana re-roof

Pricing depends on square footage, pitch, whether the tile can be re-used and how many solar panels need to come off. Our roof replacement cost breakdown and the online roof calculator give a starting point, and if panels are involved see replacing a roof with solar panels. We also offer financing for roofing projects.

Nearby areas we serve

South and east of Marana we also work in Tucson and the unincorporated community of Casas Adobes. For the full service list and other cities, visit our statewide roofing services hub.

More Marana roofing guides

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