Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We connect homeowners with licensed roofing professionals who provide roof installation, full replacement, shingle and metal repairs, leak repair, emergency tarping, roof inspections, ventilation and flashing work, and gutter and skylight services.

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, significant granule loss, repeated leaks, visible sagging, dark streaks or rot in the decking, or a roof older than its expected lifespan; a qualified inspection will determine whether repair or replacement is the best option.

A standard asphalt shingle roof on a typical single-family house usually takes 1–3 days; larger, steeper, or more complex roofs and premium materials (metal, tile, slate) can take several days to a week or more depending on weather and permitting.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, chosen materials, underlayment and insulation upgrades, removal and disposal of the old roof, decking repairs, roof features (chimneys, skylights), local permit fees, and site accessibility or safety requirements.

Most manufacturers offer material warranties and reputable contractors provide workmanship warranties; coverage and length vary, so request written warranty details, what they cover, and how warranty claims are handled before work begins.

Yes — we refer callers to contractors who carry general liability insurance and workers’ compensation and who hold applicable state or local licenses; always ask the contractor for proof of insurance and licensing before work starts.

Document the damage with photos, contact your insurer to start a claim, obtain a professional roof inspection and written estimate, provide that estimate to your adjuster, and coordinate with your contractor to ensure repairs meet the insurer’s requirements; keep copies of all paperwork and avoid signing over rights or accepting incomplete repairs.

Common choices include asphalt shingles (cost-effective, 20–30 year life), metal (durable, 40+ years), tile or slate (long-lasting but heavier and higher cost), and membrane systems for low-slope roofs; material choice should consider budget, local climate, home style, and long-term maintenance.

Crews typically arrive early, protect landscaping and walkways, remove old materials, install underlayment and new roofing, perform flashing and ventilation work, and clean the property before leaving; expect noise and heavy truck activity and plan to secure pets and fragile outdoor items.