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Roof Replacement

Full Roof Replacement — Built to Last 25 Years

Complete tear-off and new installation for homes across the US. Every material, every style — backed by our industry-leading 25-year workmanship warranty.

All 50States Covered
24hrResponse Time
100%Insurance Claim Support
25yrWorkmanship Warranty

Material Options for Every Home & Budget

From budget-friendly 3-tab to premium slate — we install all major roofing systems. Your inspector will recommend the best option based on your home's structure and local climate.

Asphalt Shingles (3-Tab)
The most affordable option. 20–25 year lifespan, available in a range of colors. Great value for standard suburban homes.
Architectural Shingles
Dimensional look with 30–50 year lifespan. Heavier, wind-resistant, and more curb appeal. Our most popular recommendation.
Metal Roofing
40–70 year lifespan. Excellent in harsh climates — hail, wind, fire-resistant. Standing seam, corrugated, and stone-coated options.
Flat / TPO / EPDM
For flat and low-slope roofs. TPO and EPDM membrane systems with 20–30 year warranties. Ideal for addition sections and porches.
Clay & Concrete Tile
Mediterranean and Spanish-style homes. 50–100 year lifespan, fire-resistant, and excellent in hot climates. Requires reinforced roof structure.
Natural & Synthetic Slate
The premium choice — natural slate lasts 75–150 years. Synthetic alternatives offer the same look at lower weight and cost. Timeless curb appeal.

When a Full Replacement Makes Sense

Storm or Hail Damage
Significant impact damage — insurance typically covers full replacement. Our adjusters work alongside yours to verify every damaged section.
End of Lifespan
Shingles curling, cracking, or missing — your roof is past 20–25 years and leaking in multiple places. A repair would cost more than replacement.
Multiple Leaks
Two or more active leaks, water stains on ceilings, or mold in the attic — patching is just delaying the inevitable.
Sagging or Structural Issues
A drooping roofline means the decking or structure underneath is compromised. Full replacement is the only safe solution.
Major Wind or Tornado Damage
Missing large sections of shingles, torn underlayment, or exposed plywood — your roof may be totaled even if it looks mostly intact.
Selling Your Home
A new roof is one of the highest-ROI home improvements. Most buyers won't finance a home with a roof over 15 years old.

From Inspection to Finished Roof — in 4 Steps

1
Free Inspection
We assess your roof, photograph all damage, and provide a detailed written estimate — usually within 24 hours of your call.
2
Insurance Coordination
If applicable, we meet with your adjuster, verify the scope, and help file the claim to maximize your coverage.
3
Professional Installation
We handle permits, tear-off, and installation. Most replacements complete in 1–3 days with full cleanup.
4
Final Walk-Through
We do a full inspection, show you the completed work, and transfer the manufacturer warranty to your name.

Roof Replacement FAQ

Most residential roof replacements complete in 1–3 days. Weather, home size, and material choice can extend this slightly. We start early and work efficiently to minimize disruption to your daily routine.
If the damage was caused by a covered peril — hail, wind, falling tree — your policy typically covers replacement cost minus your deductible. Storm damage is one of the most commonly covered claims. We help you navigate the entire claims process.
Yes. The noise and activity can be disruptive, so some homeowners prefer to be away during active work, but you don't need to leave. We'll mark parking areas, cover landscaping, and clean up thoroughly at the end of each day.
Full tear-off of existing shingles, deck inspection and repairs, new underlayment, ice-and-water shield at eaves and valleys, starter shingles, hip and ridge caps, new flashing, ventilation upgrades if needed, and full cleanup and debris removal. We also handle all permit filing.

Ready for a New Roof?

Get a free, no-obligation inspection and written estimate. We'll tell you exactly what your roof needs — and whether insurance can help.