Residential Roofing in Phoenix

Tile Roofing Phoenix

No matter what your tile roof is made out of - concrete, sand-cast, or clay - tile roofing in Phoenix is made to last. Tile roofs typically last 50 years, but in our beautiful Arizona climate, they can often last much, much longer.

Shingle Roofing Phoenix

There are many factors to consider when deciding which shingle material is best for your homes, such as affordability, quality, appearance, the difficulty of installation and maintenance, durability, energy efficiency, and environmental friendliness.

Foam Roofing Phoenix

Foam roofs offer easy installation, easy maintenance, they are waterproof and seamless, easy to maintain, and renewable and sustainable. It's a very popular option for commercial roofing in Phoenix, however, it is beneficial for most anyone.

Built-Up Roofing Phoenix

Most common on low-sloped roofs, it is composed of alternating layers of reinforcing fabric and asphalt and is finished with a top layer of aggregate. This creates a continuously sealed surface and has been improved for optimum energy efficiency.

Skylights Phoenix

Skylights provide indirect solar energy and additional lighting to the rooms it's present in. Additionally, it provides ventilation, letting fresh air into rooms that may offer too much moisture. Regardless, skylights offer aesthetic benefits for any vibe.

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CHOOSING YOUR RESIDENTIAL ROOFING IN PHOENIX

There are so many things to consider when deciding on a new roofing solution. While cost and durability are two of the most important things to consider, aesthetics and architectural style are important too. There are five considerations for choosing your perfect residential roofing in Phoenix.

Shingles are among the absolute most popular roofing material in the United States. Asphalt shingles are reinforced with either organic or reinforced fiberglass materials. While organic has been around much longer, fiberglass products now rule the market.

Organic shingles are wood-based, saturated with asphalt and coated with colored mineral granules.
Fiberglass shingles consist of a fiberglass mat and have layers of asphalt and mineral granules.

A shingle’s appearance doesn’t change based on its reinforcement. Both are available in a variety of textures and colors regardless of their reinforcing type and appearance.

Tile (clay or concrete) is another very popular, very durable roofing material. Tile comes in a variety of looks including mission, Spanish-style, French, and English looks, as well as a variety of colors and finishes.

Something to be aware of with tile is that it’s heavy. If you are replacing another type of roofing system with tile, you will need to verify that your housing structure can support the load.

Built-Up Roofing Systems are composed of multiple layers of fabric and asphalt and topped with stone or gravel. While similar to a shingle roofing system, the main difference is that roof shingles are not completely sealed and built-up roofing systems are.

This roofing solution provides excellent ultra-violet protection and is also fire resistant. Built-up roofing systems are generally low-maintenance and cost little to maintain.