RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
Roof Replacement
From new construction to replacing an aging roof.
A quality roof starts with proper installation. We install complete residential and commercial roofing systems using quality materials, proven installation methods, and dependable workmanship built to protect your property for years to come.
- New Build Roof Installations
- Aging Roof Replacements
- Warrantied Roof-Over Systems
- Manufacturer & Workmanship Warranties
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Roof Replacement for Residential
Not every roof replacement is the same. Whether your roof has reached the end of its service life, you're building a new home, or your roof qualifies for a roof-over, we'll help you choose the replacement solution that's right for your property.
Complete Roof Replacement
- Roof past its lifespan?
- Multiple roof leaks?
- Granules in your gutters?
- Best long-term value.
New Construction
- Building a new home?
- Complete roofing system.
- Roof deck installation.
- Code-compliant installation.
Roof-Over Systems
- Qualifies for an overlay?
- No tear-off required.
- Less disruption.
- Fully warrantied.
Residential Roof Replacement Material Options
- Architectural Shingles
- Luxury Designer Shingles
- 3-Tab Shingles
- Low-Slope Rubber
- Metal Panels
Certified Duro-Last® Roofing Contractor
Roof Replacement for Commercial
Every commercial building is different, and so is every roof replacement. Whether your roof has reached the end of its service life, you're constructing a new facility, or your building qualifies for a roof-over system, we'll help you determine the best replacement solution for your property.
Complete Roof Replacement
- Multiple roof leaks?
- Continuously repairing?
- Lower heating and cooling cost.
- 15 - 30 Year NDL Warranties.
New Construction
- Constructing a new building?
- Complete roofing system.
- From deck ISO to metal edges.
- Manufacturer-Certified Installation.
Roof-Over Systems
- Qualifies for an overlay?
- Minimal business disruption.
- Lower labor costs.
- Fully warrantied.
Commercial Roof Replacement Material Options
- Durable Asphalt Shingles
- Duro-Last® PVC
- Duro-Techâ„¢ TPO
- EPDM Rubber
- Commercial Metal Roofing
What to Expect From Our Roof Inspection Process
Roof Replacement FAQs
Have questions about roof inspections? Find answers about what we inspect, how long an inspection takes, what happens afterward, and when repairs or replacement may be recommended.
Do I need a roof inspection if I don't see a leak?
Not necessarily. Many roofing problems develop long before water reaches your ceiling. Missing shingles, damaged flashing, deteriorated pipe boots, loose edge metal, and failing sealants can all allow water into your roofing system without creating an immediate interior leak. A professional roof inspection can identify these issues early, often preventing more expensive repairs later.
What does a roof inspection include?
Our roof inspections include a thorough evaluation of the roofing system, flashing, pipe boots, roof penetrations, vents, edge metal, gutters, drainage, exposed fasteners, and other components that protect your home or commercial building. We also look for storm damage, aging materials, signs of water intrusion, and workmanship issues that could lead to future leaks.
Will I receive photos of the problems you find?
Yes. We document significant findings with photographs and explain exactly what we're seeing. When repairs are recommended, we'll identify the affected areas, explain why they're failing, and provide clear recommendations so you understand the condition of your roof before making any decisions.
How long does a roof inspection take?
Most residential roof inspections take about 30 to 60 minutes, while larger commercial buildings may require additional time depending on the size and complexity of the roof. If an estimate is needed, we'll typically prepare and provide it within one to two business days.
How often should I have my roof inspected?
After completing the inspection, we'll review our findings with you, answer any questions, and explain your options. If repairs or replacement are recommended, you'll receive a detailed estimate outlining the scope of work, materials, pricing, and available warranty options. Our goal is to help you make an informed decision—not pressure you into one.
What happens after the inspection?
Most roofing manufacturers recommend having your roof professionally inspected at least once every year and after major storms involving hail, high winds, or fallen tree limbs. Regular inspections help identify small problems before they develop into roof leaks or structural damage.