Sun City Roofing Contractor

Here are some reasons to choose AZ Pro Contractors as your roofing company in Sun City:

– With over 10 years of service in Arizona, including Sun City and the entire Valley, we bring extensive experience and expertise.
– Our team of highly trained and certified roofing installers ensures the job is done right the first time.
– Our dedication to the industry is demonstrated by our team members who volunteer and serve on the boards of various industry organizations.
– We are so confident in our work that we offer the best warranty in the business.
– As a family-owned and operated business, we value trust and reliability.
– We proudly maintain a 5-star rating on Google.

Thoroughly researching each of the options available to you is the best way to find the best roofing company in Sun City. Ask your family and friends for referrals of roofing companies they’ve used. Check the Registrar of Contractors for licenses and possible problems the roofing companies or contractors have had. Visit platforms like NextDoor, Google, and Facebook to view what other customers have to say. 

The longevity of your roof depends on a couple of factors including the roof type and quality of materials chosen.

Shingle roofs can last anywhere between 20-25 years, with architectural shingles being the high end product. 

Both clay and concrete tiles can last for up to 50 years. Your underlayment will need to be replaced around the 25-30 year mark. 

Foam and flat roofs can last 20-25 years with the proper maintenance.  

A good starting budget for your roofing project would be between $8,000 and $15,000, though it could go up to $25,000 depending on your home and the roofing system you select. We offer free estimates to help you make the best decision for your needs.

Replacing your roof isn’t always necessary. The decision largely depends on the roof’s age and the number of leaks. If your roof is 30 years old and leaking in several areas, it will likely need replacement. Additionally, if the underlying wood is damaged, it will need to be repaired or replaced. However, if your roof is only 10 years old and leaking in just one spot, such as near the front door, it may be repairable.

One way to tell if your roof has been damaged by hail is to look for dents on shingles or metal and broken tiles. 

Signs that your roof may not have been installed properly include:

Yes, it is cheaper to shingle over an existing roof, but not recommended as underlying problems might go unnoticed, and extra weight could affect the roof structure.