Single-story stucco ranch home in Tempe, Arizona with a freshly installed terracotta concrete tile roof, clean ridge caps and new painted fascia, a palo verde tree and desert landscaping in front, the rounded peak of a desert butte in the distance at golden hour, clear blue sky

Tempe Roofing Contractor

Roofer in Tempe, AZ

Leak repair, tile underlayment, shingle and foam roofs for Tempe homes, from 1940s ranch houses to 1980s tile roofs.

A Tempe Roofer That Checks Under the Tile First

Roofer Tempe repairs and replaces roofs on houses across the City of Tempe. When you call a roofer in Tempe about a stain on the ceiling, the cause is rarely the tile you can see. It's usually the felt underneath, a rusted valley or a cracked pipe jack.

Tempe has a little of everything: shingle roofs on postwar ranch homes north of the US-60, foam roofs on flat-roofed additions, and concrete tile on most homes built since the 1970s. Each one fails in its own way, so we inspect before we price.

When a roofing job needs a City of Tempe permit, the application goes in online: the City says all applications must be submitted through its Citizen Access Portal. We file it and book the inspection for you, so you don't have to set up an account.

You get photos of what we found and a written estimate that separates repairs from replacement, so you can choose.

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Looking up at the eave of a Tempe stucco home with a concrete tile roof: sun-faded tiles, a slipped tile near the edge, weathered fascia board and a stained soffit vent, bright sky

Roofing Services in Tempe

Each page covers how the work is done, what it fixes and what Tempe homeowners ask before they book.

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Which Roofing Job Does Your Tempe Home Need?

What you're seeingLikely causeTypical fixScale of work
One ceiling stain after rainFlashing, valley or pipe jackRoof leak repairA day or less
Cracked or slipped tilesFoot traffic, storms, ageTile roof repairSmall
Leaks in several spots on a tile roofWorn underlaymentTile underlayment replacementWhole roof or section
Curling, bald shinglesSun and ageNew shingle roofWhole roof
Chalky, cracked flat roofWorn coatingFoam recoat or new foamFlat sections

A starting point only. We confirm the cause on the roof and show you photos before recommending anything.

What a Good Tempe Roof Job Gets Right

Roofer's gloved hand lifting a concrete roof tile to look at the underlayment beneath, on a sunny Arizona roof, no face visible

A real inspection

Tiles lifted in several places and the attic checked, so the diagnosis rests on what's actually there.

Close-up of old brittle black roofing felt underlayment cracked and torn under lifted concrete tiles, sun damage visible

Underlayment that lasts

New synthetic or heavy felt underlayment where the old layer has dried out and cracked.

New galvanized metal step flashing and a lead pipe jack around a vent on a tile roof, clean sealant lines, sharp detail

Flashing done properly

New metal at walls, valleys and pipes instead of a fresh coat of sealant over old problems.

Tidy residential roofing job site in Arizona: a covered dumpster in the driveway, tarps protecting shrubs and a stucco wall, swept concrete, no people

A clean property

Plants tarped, debris in a covered bin and a nail sweep before we leave.

Book a Free Roof Inspection in Tempe

Tell us what kind of roof you have and what you're noticing. We'll get on the roof and show you what we find.

Call 602-905-0525

Free estimate, no obligation

What Roofing in Tempe Can Change

A ranch house with curled, faded shingles and a sagging gutter gets a new architectural shingle roof, fresh fascia and a straight gutter line.

Single-story Tempe ranch house with an old worn roof before replacement: faded curled brown asphalt shingles with bare patches, stained fascia, sagging gutter, sunny day, front view
Before
The same single-story Tempe ranch house from the same front angle after reroofing: new charcoal architectural shingles, fresh painted fascia, straight new gutter, sunny day
After

Illustration of a typical before-and-after, not a specific client project.

Tempe Neighborhoods We Serve

Tempe Roofing Questions

How much of a tile roof actually wears out in Tempe?

Usually the underlayment, not the tile. Concrete tile can outlast the felt beneath it by decades, so many Tempe roofs need the tiles lifted, new underlayment installed and the same tiles put back.

Do I need a permit for roofing work in Tempe?

It depends on the scope, and we confirm it for your job. When a permit is needed, the City of Tempe takes applications online through its Citizen Access Portal, and we handle the filing and inspection.

Can you fix one leak without redoing the whole roof?

Often, yes. Many leaks start at a single flashing, valley or pipe jack. We find the entry point, repair it, and tell you plainly if the underlayment around it is too far gone to patch.

Do you work on flat roofs?

Yes. We spray new foam, recoat existing foam roofs and repair the parapet and scupper details that cause most flat-roof leaks.

Which parts of Tempe do you cover?

Homes all over Tempe, including Date Palm Manor, Borden Homes, Cavalier Hills, Lindon Park, Optimist Park and Alta Mira.

Get Your Tempe Roof Looked At

A single leak and a full reroof both start the same way: someone on the roof finding out what's wrong. Call 602-905-0525 or request an estimate online.

Free estimate, no obligation.