Full Tear-Off and Disposal
We remove every layer of old roofing down to the sheathing and haul it away in dumpsters staged on your property. No cover-overs, no hidden second layer that traps heat and voids manufacturer warranties.
Licensed Arizona roof replacement contractors serving the entire state
Roof Replacement in Arizona Built for Desert Heat and Monsoon Wind
Roof Replacement in Arizona means tearing off sun-ravaged materials and installing a system rated for 140-degree attic heat, 70 mph monsoon gusts, and golf-ball hail. We handle tile, shingle, and flat roofs for homeowners, property managers, and commercial buildings from the Colorado River to the Chiricahua Mountains. If your roof is 15 to 25 years old, leaking at the flashing, or shedding granules, we will tell you straight whether a full replacement makes sense.
Careful work. Honest options.
About this service
What Roof Replacement in Arizona Actually Involves
Roof Replacement in Arizona is the full tear-off of your existing roof covering down to the sheathing, followed by new underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and a finished surface of tile, shingle, or membrane. We pull every field tile, strip the old felt, inspect the OSB and plywood sheathing for dry rot, then rebuild the roof deck with synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield in the valleys, metal drip edge, and code-correct fasteners. Nothing gets layered over the old roof. In this climate, a cover-over traps heat and hides cracked tile underlayment that will fail within a season.
Arizona roofs take a beating no other state matches. Summer attic temperatures push 160 degrees, UV breaks down asphalt binders, and monsoon microbursts rip off ridge caps and lifted shingles. Tile underlayment that was fine in 2005 is now brittle and leaking at every penetration. Homeowners in Queen Creek, Fountain Hills, and Marana call us most often after a spring hail event or when a ceiling stain shows up in August. If you are searching for roof replacement in Arizona near me, we cover the whole state with the same crews and the same written workmanship warranty.
- ✓ Stop Chasing Leaks
- ✓ Cut Summer Cooling Bills
- ✓ Restore Warranty Coverage
- ✓ Handle Hail and Wind Claims
What's included
What Is Included in a Roof Replacement
Every full roof replacement Arizona project we quote includes tear-off, disposal, new underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and a written workmanship warranty. Add-ons like skylight replacement or solar-ready conduit are quoted separately so you see exactly what you are paying for.
New Underlayment and Ice Shield
Synthetic underlayment across the field and ice and water shield in valleys, around penetrations, and along eaves. This is the layer that actually keeps water out of your attic in Arizona.
Flashing and Drip Edge
New metal flashing at chimneys, walls, skylights, and valleys, plus code-required drip edge at the eaves and rakes. Old flashing is a top cause of leaks after a replacement, so we never reuse it.
Ventilation and Ridge Caps
Ridge and soffit vents sized to your attic square footage, plus new ridge caps and hip treatment. Proper ventilation protects the new roof and lowers summer attic temperatures.
Permit and Final Inspection
We pull the permit, meet the inspector, and provide you with the signed-off documentation plus the registered manufacturer warranty. You get a complete paper trail for resale or insurance.
How it works
How Our Roof Replacement Process Works
We walk the roof, check flashing at chimneys and skylights, probe sheathing with a moisture meter, and fly a roof inspection drone over steep tile sections. You get a written scope with material options and a fixed price within 24 hours. No pressure, no same-day-only discount games.
We pull the local permit and order materials from the manufacturer. Tile, shingles, underlayment, and flashing get staged on your driveway the morning of tear-off. Most Phoenix-area permits clear in 3 to 7 business days; rural counties can take 10 to 14.
Crews strip the old roof with shingle rippers and pry bars, then sweep the yard with a magnetic nail sweeper twice daily. We replace rotted fascia and sheathing, then re-nail the deck to current Arizona Residential Building Code provisions before any new material goes down.
Underlayment goes down first, then ice and water shield in valleys, metal drip edge, and your chosen surface. Tile gets foam adhesive at the hips and ridges; shingles get six nails per tab in high-wind zones. Chimney and skylight flashing is fabricated on site for a watertight fit.
We run a hose test over valleys and penetrations, verify attic ventilation, and walk the property with you. Final payment is due only after you sign off. Most residential roofs take 2 to 5 days; tile tear-offs can run 7 to 10.
STEP 01Inspection and Estimate
We walk the roof, check flashing at chimneys and skylights, probe sheathing with a moisture meter, and fly a roof inspection drone over steep tile sections. You get a written scope with material options and a fixed price within 24 hours. No pressure, no same-day-only discount games.
Tools & methods
Tools and Methods We Use on Every Job
Roof inspection drone
Captures high-resolution imagery of steep tile and multi-story roofs without putting anyone at risk. We use it for estimates, insurance documentation, and final quality checks.
Infrared thermal camera
Detects moisture trapped in sheathing and underlayment that the naked eye cannot see. This is how we prove hidden damage to adjusters and homeowners.
Moisture meter
Confirms whether decking and framing are wet before we install new material. Wet sheathing gets replaced, not covered.
Shingle ripper and pry bar
Removes old shingles and underlayment quickly without damaging the sheathing underneath. Faster tear-off means less time your home is exposed.
Magnetic nail sweeper
Runs the yard and driveway twice daily during tear-off to collect stray roofing nails. Protects tires, pets, and bare feet.
Ladder stabilizer and roof anchor safety harness
Keeps our crews tied off and stable on steep pitches. OSHA-compliant fall protection on every roof, every day.
Real results
Before and after.
Roof Replacement
Queen Creek Tile Roof Rescue
A 22-year-old clay tile roof in Queen Creek was leaking at the valley every monsoon. Two prior patch jobs had failed, and the attic showed water stains across three rafters. The homeowner was ready to replace the whole roof.
After: We lifted the tile field, replaced the failed underlayment with synthetic material, installed new ice and water shield in the valley, and re-set the tile with fresh foam adhesive. The roof passed a hose test and the homeowner reported no leaks through the next monsoon season.
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Marana Hail Damage Replacement
A hailstorm bruised shingles across a 2,100-square-foot home in Marana. The insurance adjuster initially scoped a partial repair, but the shingles were granule-bare and brittle from 16 years of UV exposure.
After: We documented the full damage with drone photos and moisture readings, and the claim was approved for a complete tear-off. New architectural shingles with a 30-year warranty went on in three days, including new ridge vents and drip edge.
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Fountain Hills Flat Roof Rebuild
A flat roof on a Fountain Hills home was ponding water after every storm. The modified bitumen membrane was cracked and the scuppers clogged with debris. Interior ceiling stains had started to appear.
After: We removed the old membrane, added tapered insulation to improve slope, installed a new TPO membrane, and replaced the scuppers and drains. Ponding stopped, and the ceiling stains were repaired after the roof dried out.
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Roof Problems We Solve Before They Get Worse
Most Arizona roof failures start small and hide under tile or shingles. By the time you see a ceiling stain, the damage has been spreading for months. Here are the problems we see most and how we fix them.
Ask a pro →Monsoon wind damage and missing shingles
We inspect after every major monsoon, replace damaged shingles, and re-seal ridge caps with manufacturer-approved mastic. If damage is widespread, we document it for an insurance claim and quote a full replacement.
Cracked or slipped tile and failed underlayment
We lift the tile field, replace the failed underlayment with synthetic material, and re-set the tile with new foam adhesive at hips and ridges. You keep the tile and get a watertight roof.
UV and sun deterioration of roofing materials
We install UV-rated underlayment and shingles with manufacturer wind and impact warranty certifications. For flat roofs, we use TPO or modified bitumen rated for direct desert sun.
Chimney and skylight leaks
We fabricate new metal flashing on site, seal it with roof sealants and mastics rated for Arizona heat, and hose-test every penetration before we close out the job.
Proof you can check
Licensed, Certified, and Reviewed
- Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) Residential Roofing License · Arizona Registrar of Contractors
- Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) Commercial Roofing License · Arizona Registrar of Contractors
- GAF Master Elite Certification · GAF
- Owens Corning Preferred Contractor · Owens Corning
- NRCA Member · National Roofing Contractors Association
Most Arizona roof replacements run $9,500 to $28,000 in 2026, depending on size, pitch, and material. Asphalt architectural shingles on a 2,000-square-foot ranch home land near the low end; clay and concrete tile on a steep custom home push the high end. Flat TPO or modified bitumen systems fall in the middle. Tear-off, disposal, underlayment, and flashing are included in our quotes.
A typical shingle tear-off and replacement takes 2 to 4 days. Tile roofs run 5 to 10 days because of the volume of material and the foam adhesive work at hips and ridges. Flat commercial systems can take 1 to 2 weeks. Weather is rarely a factor here, but monsoon afternoons in July and August can push a crew to the next morning.
Insurance covers sudden damage like hail, wind, or a fallen limb, not age-related wear. If your roof is 20 years old and leaking from failed underlayment, that is typically a maintenance issue, not a claim. We document storm damage thoroughly so legitimate claims get approved, and we tell you honestly when a claim is not worth filing.
A roof replacement on a rental or investment property is generally deductible as a capital improvement and depreciated over time. On your primary residence, it is not deductible as a repair, though some energy-efficient upgrades may qualify for federal credits. Talk to your CPA about your specific situation before you file.
Where we deliver this service
Cities We Serve for Roof Replacement
Our roof replacement services Arizona-wide cover metro Phoenix, southern Arizona, the high country, and the western river communities. We pull permits, stage materials, and run tear-offs in each region with crews who know the local climate and inspection requirements. No matter where you are, you get the same fixed-price quote and written workmanship warranty.
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New River
Rural properties and custom homes on larger lots. We handle long driveways, well water access, and roofs exposed to open-desert wind.
↗ 02 Queen CreekFast-growing communities with tile and shingle roofs hitting replacement age. We schedule around HOA rules and keep streets clear during tear-off.
↗ 03 Fountain HillsHillside homes with steep tile roofs and heavy UV exposure. Drone inspection and on-site flashing fabrication are standard here.
↗ 04 Litchfield ParkEstablished neighborhoods with mature landscaping and tile roofs. We protect plants and hardscape during tear-off and disposal.
↗ 05 MaranaBuilder-grade shingles from the 2000s are failing across master-planned communities. We upgrade to architectural shingles with longer warranties.
↗ 06 Camp VerdeHigh-desert climate with freeze-thaw cycles that stress flashing. We use cold-rated sealants and inspect attic insulation for moisture.
↗ 07 DeweyRural Yavapai County properties with varied roof types. We handle permit coordination with the county and work around limited access roads.
↗ 08 Luke Air Force BaseBase housing and nearby homes with strict access and scheduling requirements. We coordinate with base protocols and keep job sites secure.
↗ 09 QuartzsiteExtreme desert heat and wind exposure. We install UV-rated underlayment and shingles built for the low desert, plus flat roof systems for RV parks.
↗ 10 WillcoxHigh-plains wind and hail country. We document storm damage thoroughly and install impact-rated shingles that hold up to the next storm.
↗ 11 Joseph CitySmall-town roofs along the I-40 corridor. We serve homeowners and small commercial buildings with the same fixed-price quotes and warranties.
↗ 12 BensonSouthern Arizona communities with a mix of shingle and flat roofs. We handle hail claims and upgrade ventilation for hot summer attics.
↗ 13 Marble CanyonRemote northern Arizona location near the Grand Canyon. We schedule multi-day jobs and bring all materials with us to avoid delays.
↗ 14 PicachoDesert corridor properties between Phoenix and Tucson. We handle wind-damaged shingles and flat roofs on rural and commercial buildings.
↗ 15 LittlefieldNorthwestern Arizona near the Virgin River gorge. Roofs here face extreme heat and wind. We install systems rated for both.
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