Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional services include full roof installation, complete roof replacement, roof repair, emergency tarping, roof inspections, and specialized systems such as metal roofing, tile, flat membrane systems (TPO/EPDM/PVC), cool roofs, and vegetative (green) roof installations and retrofits.

Yes — green roof installation typically includes a waterproof membrane and root barrier, drainage and irrigation layers, a lightweight growing medium, plant selection and planting, and close coordination with a structural assessment to verify load capacity and proper roof slope and drainage.

Look for repeated leaks, missing or curled shingles, significant granule loss, sagging or soft spots in the deck, extensive flashing failures, attic daylight, or if the roof is near the end of its expected service life; a professional inspection will determine whether repair or full replacement is the most cost‑effective option.

Yes — we perform on-site roof inspections that assess roof deck condition, flashing, ventilation, attic moisture, drainage and structural capacity, then provide a written estimate outlining recommended work, materials, timeline and options for energy- or storm-resistant upgrades.

Timing depends on roof size, pitch, material and weather; a typical asphalt shingle replacement on a single-family home usually takes 1–3 days, while complex, large, or green roof systems can require several days to a few weeks including substrate and drainage installation.

There are two common warranty types: manufacturer warranties on materials, which commonly range from about 10 to 50 years depending on product, and workmanship warranties from the installer, which vary by contractor and often cover labor and installation defects for a specified period; always get warranty terms in writing and confirm any required maintenance procedures to keep warranties valid.

Yes — we coordinate required permits, schedule municipal inspections when necessary, and ensure work meets applicable local building codes and roof system manufacturer requirements so the installation passes final inspection.

Crews carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance; standard jobsite protection includes roof tarp and drop cloths, plywood walkways if needed, protection for landscaping and exterior finishes, on-site debris containment, and a thorough post‑job cleanup and final walkthrough.

We perform a structural assessment that reviews existing roof structure, live and dead load capacity, building plans if available, and may recommend reinforcement or a lightweight green roof assembly; this evaluation is essential before installing soil, plants and irrigation systems.

Maintenance varies by system but typically includes seasonal inspections, checking and clearing drains and scuppers, irrigation system checks, weeding and plant health monitoring for green roofs, addressing membrane or flashing issues promptly, and scheduling professional maintenance at intervals recommended by the installer and manufacturer.