As a local roofing company serving Anthem and the Phoenix area, we deliver high-quality workmanship, energy-efficient roofing systems, and long-term protection for Arizona homeowners and businesses. Our goal is simple—provide top-notch roofing solutions built for the desert climate, backed by decades of experience and a strong local reputation.
Seamless gutter installs and debris control to prevent pooling water and foundation damage.
Comprehensive roof inspections to identify early issues before monsoon season. Includes photos and detailed estimates.
Foam, TPO, and coating systems for offices, HOAs, and retail properties. Protect assets while reducing maintenance costs.
Custom installs for remodels and new builds—designed for energy efficiency and long-lasting craftsmanship.
Upgrade your home with durable tile, shingle, or flat-roof materials. Every roofing project includes premium underlayment and strong warranty coverage.
Quick response to leaks, storm, and monsoon damage. We handle insurance claims and guarantee clean, safe worksites after every job.
Don’t let minor roofing issues turn into costly damage. Our Anthem roofing professionals are ready to inspect your home or business, provide a detailed estimate, and start your roofing project fast.
Preparation begins with proactive maintenance: trim overhanging trees to prevent branches from damaging shingles; clear gutters and downspouts to ensure water can drain properly; and schedule a professional roof evaluation to check for loose tiles, cracked flashing or worn areas before storms arrive. Removing debris such as leaves and bird nests helps prevent moisture buildup and fungal growth during the rainy months.
Even though tile roofs may last 50–100 years, the waterproof underlayment typically needs replacement every 25–35 years. Replacing underlayment on schedule is essential to prevent leaks and preserve the long lifespan of tile roofs.
In most of Arizona (including the Phoenix/Anthem area), a like‑for‑like re‑roof project typically doesn’t require a city permit. If you’re replacing shingles with the same type of shingles or swapping tile for tile, you can usually proceed without extra paperwork. Permits are generally required when the project alters the roof structure (for example, replacing more than 25 % of the roof area, changing the roof deck, or adding new layers). When in doubt, check with your local building department or have your contractor confirm the permit requirement
Roof lifespan depends heavily on material and climate. In Arizona’s hot, sunny environment:
Tile (clay or concrete) roofs last 40–50 years on average and sometimes up to 80–100 years with excellent maintenance; however, the underlayment often needs replacement every 25–35 years.
Asphalt shingles last 15–30 years—they’re affordable but more vulnerable to UV damage.
Metal roofing can last 40–80 years, reflecting heat and helping with energy efficiency.
Foam (spray polyurethane) roofs generally last 20–50 years, but require periodic recoating to maintain their longevity.
For superior heat resistance and durability, Arizona roofers often recommend:
Clay or concrete tile: these materials absorb less heat and allow airflow beneath the tiles, keeping attics cooler.
Reflective metal roofing: metal reflects sunlight and reduces cooling loads.
Spray foam or TPO membranes on flat roofs: they insulate well and withstand the extreme sun.
Traditional asphalt shingles can work, but higher‑quality, high‑temperature‑rated shingles are advisable for the desert climate.