Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We connect homeowners and businesses with professional teams offering roof inspections, repairs, full replacements, new installations, storm damage repair, emergency tarping, gutter and flashing work, ventilation upgrades, and flat-roof membrane services.

Common signs include active leaks, missing or curled shingles, significant granule loss in gutters, widespread moss or algae, visible sagging, multiple prior repairs, and roofs older than their expected service life; a professional inspection will determine repairability.

Small repairs often finish in a day, a full asphalt shingle replacement for an average single-family home typically takes 1–3 days, while larger or more complex jobs can take several days to a week depending on weather, decking repairs, and permitting.

Yes, most roofing professionals offer on-site or drone inspections and provide a written estimate outlining scope, materials, timeline, and warranty options before work begins.

Qualified contractors in our network carry appropriate licenses and insurance, and many hold manufacturer certifications; always ask to see current license numbers, proof of insurance, and certification documentation before hiring.

Common materials include asphalt/fiberglass shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofing, clay and concrete tile, slate, and commercial flat-membrane systems like TPO, EPDM, and PVC; availability varies by contractor and location.

Experienced contractors typically obtain required permits and can assist with insurance documentation and claims, including providing damage reports and photo evidence; confirm the contractor’s level of claims support during the estimate.

Cost is driven by roof size and pitch, chosen material, number of layers to remove, complexity of rooflines, attic ventilation, structural repairs, local labor rates, and permitting; an on-site estimate is required for an accurate price.

Many contractors partner with financing providers to offer loans or payment plans; terms, credit requirements, and interest rates vary, so request financing details and disclosures before signing a contract.

You should expect a manufacturer warranty for materials (coverage and duration vary by product) and a workmanship warranty from the installer; always get warranty terms in writing and clarify who services warranty claims.

Professional crews follow safety protocols including fall protection and site barriers, use proper debris containment like roof tarps and magnetic sweepers for nails, and perform a thorough cleanup and disposal of old materials at job completion.