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Roof Repair
Whether you have a tile roof, flat roof, shingle roof or metal roof, you can count on us to repair your roofing issues correctly, promptly and within your budget.
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Roof Replacement
Inevitably, every roof will fail and need to be replaced. When that time comes, you can count on our experience to replace your existing roof with the new roof of your choice.
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Roof Installation
When you're planning your new home or commercial building, you will benefit from our years of experience to install the right roof and get it done correctly and on time.
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Roof Maintenance
All roofs need maintenance - whether its re-coating a flat roof, replacing tiles on a tile roof or having your shingle roof inspected annually, we will treat your roof as if its our own.
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Options For Your New Roof
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Roofing Material Options
Before selecting a roofing material, the owner of a business or home will first need to know what type of weight load the roof can handle and how sturdy its structure is. For example, not every building structure is designed to be able to handle the weight of concrete or ceramic tiles. Also, the size and pitch of the roof might play a factor in choosing the materials. After you know the pitch, size and weight limit, then you make the right choice of materials to use. The following are some of the most important things that business and homeowners should consider when making decisions.
Tile Roofing – Concrete tile, slate, terracotta, and clay roofing is quite common across the southwest and especially on businesses and residential houses in the Las Vegas area. This kind of material holds up quite well to extreme weather conditions that occur in Las Vegas and it is especially impact-resistant to hail and falling debris. It allows for air to circulate up underneath the tiles to keep the roof cooler during the heat. They are available in various shapes and colors, and it is very attractive as well. However, the weight might be a factor when choosing this kind of material.
Foam Roofing – The most common use for foam roofing is on a flat surface, but due to its capabilities to flow when applied, foam roofing may be used on practically any kind of roof surface. When properly maintained (every 10 to 15 years) the material can last for over 50 years. Also, foam roofs are very lightweight, and a lot more than the more traditional types of roofing material options. Also, foam is durable, very energy efficient and impact resistant. Foam roofing often generates energy savings or 30% or even more when compared to other types of roofing systems that are available.
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Asphalt Shingles – There are three tabs on standard asphalt shingles and have a tendency to have repetitive patterns from one business or home to the next. However, they are available in various colors. Dimensional shingles, by contrast, which are also called laminated or architectural shingles, have two shingle material layers that are bonded together, but there are random notches taken out, to expose the bottom layer. That provides the new shingles with a three-dimensional appearance to the roof, with various low and high tabs. Dimensional shingles, due to the double bonded layer, offer more protection and is impact resistant to hail and wind – with its heaviest grades being able to withstand winds of 120 miles per hour. They have a longer lifespan as well – 40 years as compared to the 20-year average that single layer asphalt shingles have.
Single Ply Roofing – This type of roofing is among the most rapidly growing roofing applications in the world for flat roofs. It is used widely in the Southwestern U.S. The white-colored roofing systems are very energy efficient and highly reflective, and are frequently Energy Star rated. The product is made by major manufacturers such as Firestone, and offer a 10 to 30-year warranty. There is also creativity that is offered by single ply roofs when it comes to the insulation package that can be installed under the membrane, that is available at R-30 and above.
Cool Roofs – Through the summer, most people have a tendency to wear clothes that are lighter colors since sunlight and heat is reflected by light colors, whereas it is absorbed by dark colors. The same is true with buildings. Darker colored roofs are hotter than lighter colored roofs. “Cool Roof” is a term that is used for roofing materials that reflect the energy of the sun from the surface of the roof. Cool materials that are used for low-slope materials are mostly a bright white color, but non-white colors are beginning to become available to be used on sloped roof applications. Another thing that Cool Roofs need to have is high emissivity, which allows for infrared energy to be emitted. Metal roofing has a tendency to have low emissivity and isn’t considered to be a cool material. The temperature of the roof surface can be reduced by cool roofs by as much as 100 degrees Fahrenheit, which reduces the heat that is transferred into the building underneath. That helps to lower energy costs (by keeping ducts and attics cooler), lower urban heat islands that are associated with smog, increase the roof’s life cycle, lower maintenance costs, and improve occupant comfort.
Tucson Roof Repair Pros (520) 447-2100 provides quality Tucson roof replacement, roof installation and roof repair services and has been a reputable, quality roofing contractor for years. We serve all the Tucson area communities. When you have questions about installing or replacing your roof, call us.
Factors That Affect The Price of a New Roof
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Every roofing project is different, which is important to remember any time you are discussing the cost of installing a new roof. The total cost of the project is affected by a number of different factors. For instance, even if you and your neighbor have similar homes, your roof could be more severely damaged or worn out than theirs, which could make it more costly to replace. Factors like the pitch of the roof and the overall size also come into play. If you are adding special features like dormer windows or solar shingles, it can add to the total cost of the roof.
Accessibility – When coming up with an estimate, roofing contractors consider how easy your roof is to access and how many stories tall your house is. Replacing the roof on a multi-story house is more costly than adding a new roof to a single-story home. In terms of accessibility, any obstacles that make accessing the roof more challenging can increase the estimate. As an example, if you live in a townhouse that is attached to another property, it could be more expensive to roof.
Architectural Style – The architectural style of your home can influence the cost of the roofing project, as well. Homes that have complicated roofs with a lot of valleys or peaks make installing roofing materials a lot more challenging. Extra protrusions sticking out of your roof such as chimneys, ventilation pipes, skylights, or dormer windows can also increase the difficulty of the project, adding to the total cost.
The Location Of Your Home – The price for a new roof can vary depending on where you live. Roofs are more expensive in certain parts of the country than others. Oftentimes, pricing can also vary between urban and rural areas.
Weather-Related Considerations – Installing a roof in an area where extreme weather conditions are common usually requires special considerations. If you live somewhere where it gets exceptionally hot or where you get high winds or a lot of snow, you may need to pay more for a roof that will last.
The Roofing Materials – There are many different styles of roofing materials available, allowing you to choose a roof that works well with your home’s architecture and your personal style. If you go with a roofing material that can easily be broken like tiles made out of concrete or clay, you may want to order extra materials. That way, you will have plenty of extra tiles on hand to account for any breakage that occurs while the roof is being installed.
Your Home’s Age – Older homes often have structural issues that need to be addressed. Upgrading the underlying structure can add to the total cost of your new roof.
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Additional Factors That Affect The Cost Of Your Roof
- Size – If you know the outside dimensions of your home, you can get a rough idea of how large your roof is. For a more accurate estimate, however, you should have a professional roofer come to your home and measure your roof in person.
- The Slope of the Roof – Roofs that are steeper are more expensive to install than roofs that are a little bit flatter, simply because they have more square footage.
- Your Existing Roof – Installing your new roof directly over the top of your current shingles is the cheapest option. Unfortunately, there are situations where that isn’t possible. For instance, if you already have a few different layers of shingles on your home, they may need to be stripped off before the new roof is installed. Roofing materials that are particularly heavy such as concrete tiles may also require additional structural support. Tearing off old roofing materials and enhancing the structure of your home can both increase the cost.
- Hidden Expenses – Other expenses often come into play. For instance, if you have damaged flashing or if the decking has rotted away, this can increase both the material costs and the labor costs.
Getting An Estimate Is The Best Option
If you really want to know how much your roofing project will cost, the best option is to get an estimate from a qualified roofing contractor in your area. Contact a few different companies for estimates. Most companies will provide them for free.
Be cautious if one company charges a lot less than the others. They most likely are only able to offer such a low rate because they cut corners by using low-quality materials or skipping essential installation steps. Always ask for references and follow through on contacting the references that you are given. Don’t forget to check your homeowner’s insurance plan to verify that your new roof will be covered.
Tucson Roof Repair Pros (520) 447-2100 provides quality roof replacement, roof installation and roof repair services, including shingle, tile and flat roof repair, to Tucson and the surrounding communities. We serve all the Tucson area communities. We’ve been a reputable, quality roofing contractor for years.
Roof Repair, Replacement and Installation Services for the Tucson Area
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Roof Repair
When you choose someone to repair your roof, you are literally putting your property's security and structure into the hands of the roofing contractor you choose. We have literally decades of experience with all types of Tucson roof repair and you can trust us to get the job done right.
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Roof Replacement
Does your roof need to be replaced? Whether you have a tile, flat, shingle or metal roof, we have the experience you need to make sure your replacement roof is installed correctly and within your budget. We also work and cooperate with your insurance company, if needed.
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Roof Installation
Building a new home or commercial building? Planning to add on to your existing home or building? Take advantage of our experience and pricing to know that your new roof will be installed well, within your budget and on time. We provide free estimates so you have nothing to lose.
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Roof Maintenance
Roof maintenance is unavoidable. If you don't properly inspect and maintain your roof, bigger and more expensive issues will follow. Our experience with all types of Tucson area roofing will ensure that your roof is in good hands when you schedule your annual maintenance inspections.
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