New roof installations come with warranties that cover both the materials used and the quality of the workmanship. This means you're protected if there’s an issue with the roofing materials themselves or the way the roof was installed. Specific details about the warranties will be discussed during your consultation so you know exactly what’s included and how long you’re covered.
Yes, free roof inspections and estimates are provided before starting any roof replacement. An initial inspection is done to check the condition of your roof and figure out what work actually needs to be done. After this, a clear estimate is given so you know the cost and options before any work begins. This helps you make an informed decision and avoids unexpected expenses later on.
After a storm, response time for roof leak repairs is typically fast—usually within 24 to 48 hours. During busy storm seasons, it might take a little longer, but emergency repairs are prioritized to prevent further water damage. After you contact us, we’ll schedule an inspection as soon as possible and give you an honest estimate for both timing and repairs.
We install and repair several types of commercial roofing systems, including asphalt shingles, metal roofing, and flat roofing systems like TPO and modified bitumen. Each option is chosen based on your building’s needs, the local climate, and your budget. We make sure to use strong, weather-resistant materials and follow precise installation steps so you get a roof that’s durable, energy-efficient, and built to last. If you’re unsure which system fits your business, we’ll go over the options with you and provide a recommendation after a full inspection.
During a new roof installation, the first step is a careful inspection of your existing roof to check for any damage or issues with your structure. After the inspection, you'll get recommendations on the best roofing materials for your property, factoring in things like local weather, your home’s style, and your budget. Once you decide on the material (like asphalt shingles, metal, or a flat roof system), the team prepares your property by putting up protective barriers to keep your home and landscaping safe from debris. Installation is handled by certified crew members who follow safety standards. After the new roof is installed, the area is cleaned up thoroughly—old roof materials and any leftover mess are removed. You’ll also get information about workmanship and material warranties, so you’re covered if anything goes wrong later on.
Yes, residential roofing services are available for asphalt shingles, metal roofing, and flat roofing systems. Each project starts with an inspection to figure out what works best for your home, considering things like roof structure and the local climate. Only quality, weather-resistant materials are used, and the installation is handled by certified workers for long-lasting results. After everything is done, a thorough cleanup is included and everything is backed by warranties on both the materials and the workmanship.
Some signs you might need a roof replacement instead of just a repair include seeing a lot of missing or curling shingles, frequent or recurring leaks, big areas with water stains inside your home, or if your roof is getting close to 20 years old or more. If the structure under the roof seems soft or saggy when you walk on it, or if you keep fixing leaks and problems but they come back, that's another clue it might be time for a replacement. Damage from a major storm—like lots of cracked shingles, hail hits, or sections that look badly worn—might also mean a new roof is the better option. A full inspection from a roofing professional is the best way to know for sure which solution makes sense for your situation.
Roof replacement is offered for homes and businesses dealing with major structural damage or constant leaks. The process starts with a full roof inspection to find all the problems, then recommendations are given for the best replacement materials based on your property’s needs and local weather. The old roof is removed, any damaged structure is repaired, and a new, energy-efficient roofing system is installed for long-lasting protection. This also helps improve how your property looks and can increase its value.
First, take clear photos and videos of all the visible storm damage from several angles—focus on things like missing shingles, dents, leaks, and any debris on or around your roof. Try to snap wide shots of the whole roof and close-ups of specific damage. Make a list of everything you notice, even if it seems minor. If possible, keep any pieces that fell off, like broken shingles or flashing. Write down the date of the storm and a short description of what happened—like high winds or heavy hail. Don’t throw anything away until after your insurance adjuster has seen it. This kind of documentation gives your insurance company solid proof of the damage and helps with getting your claim approved quickly.
After the free roof inspection, you’ll get a detailed written estimate that breaks down the costs for materials, labor, and any recommended repairs or replacements. This estimate gives you a clear idea of what needs to be done and how much it will cost before any work starts, so you can make an informed decision about your roof.
If your roof is leaking or has been damaged after a storm, emergency roof repair is available. The process starts with a quick inspection to find the source of the problem. Any leaks, missing shingles, or major storm damage get immediate attention to prevent further issues. Repairs are done fast and effectively, using strong, weather-resistant materials to keep your home or business safe. Free inspections and estimates are available so you’ll know exactly what needs to be fixed before work starts. Professional crews respond quickly to calls in Reno and surrounding areas, making sure the damage doesn’t get worse.
Before a roofing project starts, it's a good idea to move your vehicles out of the driveway and away from the work area to keep them safe from falling debris. Cover or move any outdoor furniture, grills, or valuable garden items. If you have delicate plants or landscaping close to your house, let the roofing team know—crews usually put up tarps or protective coverings to help shield things, but pointing out any spots you’re concerned about helps them do a better job. Also, keep children and pets indoors during the work for safety. This all helps make sure your property and landscaping are protected while the roofing gets done.