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Your roof's material and age talked through by phone

(480) 351-3961
(480) 351-3961
Two roofers in safety harnesses use shovels to tear off old asphalt shingles on a stucco home, with a ladder at the gutter and a dump trailer in the driveway

About Tempe Roofing, a Careful Roofer in Tempe

We work on tile, shingle, foam and flat roofs. Before we recommend anything, we take the time to understand what is on your home now. Then we explain our findings in plain terms and leave the property as tidy as we found it.

Roofer in a harness on a ladder photographing worn asphalt shingles, a vent pipe and a roof vent on a single-story brick home with a gravel yard and palm tree

How We Work on Your Roof

Most roofs here wear out from the bottom up. On a concrete tile roof, the tiles often outlast the underlayment beneath them by many years. A roof can look sound from the street while the layer that actually keeps water out has dried, cracked and pulled away from the nails. So we lift tiles and check what is underneath before we say a word about repair or replacement.

That habit shapes every job. When a repair will do the job, we tell you so. When the underlayment, flashing or decking is worn through, we walk you through pictures of what we found and why a patch on top of it would hold for only a short while. Your estimate is written line by line. It shows what goes into the price: the size and pitch of the roof, how easy it is to reach, the material you choose, and the condition of the deck once the old layers come off.

We also handle the parts most people would rather not think about. When the work calls for a permit, we pull it and arrange the city's sign-off. On the job, we cover plants and walkways and keep materials staged neatly along the drive. The crew gathers loose debris as the work goes, and on the final day we roll a magnetic bar over the yard, beds and driveway to pick up any nails that slipped off the roof.

What Guides Our Choices

  1. 01

    The right system for the slope

    A low-slope section over a patio needs a different system than a steep tile roof, and so does a flat-roof ranch. We recommend foam, tile, shingle or a flat-roof membrane based on pitch and drainage, not on what is easiest to sell.

  2. 02

    Work planned around the heat

    In summer, shingles soften and sealants set quickly. We schedule crew hours for the cooler part of the day. We also plan to have each section closed up before afternoon monsoon clouds build.

  3. 03

    Costs explained before work starts

    Your estimate includes a plain note on anything that could change it, such as soft decking found during tear-off. If something unexpected turns up, we stop, show you and agree on the next step together.

  4. 04

    Attention to the small details

    Much of a roof's life depends on the small work: flashing at walls, bedded ridge and hip tiles, sealed vents and pipe boots, and foam coated to the proper thickness. We give these the same care as the open field of the roof.

Where We Work

We are based in Tempe and work on homes across the surrounding area, including Guadalupe, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert and Sun Lakes, as well as Paradise Valley and Glendale. Permit paperwork varies from city to city, and we take care of it for whichever one your home is in. The Service Areas page has more detail.

  • Tempe
  • Guadalupe
  • Chandler
  • Mesa
  • Gilbert
  • Sun Lakes
  • Paradise Valley
  • Glendale
Two-story stucco house with a new dark gray tile roof and matching gutters, a step ladder, leftover tiles, and a bag of debris on the driveway

Tell Us About Your Roof

Let us know what kind of roof you have and what you are noticing. We will ask a few questions, walk you through the options that fit, and arrange a visit to measure so you can get your quote by phone.