Tile, Shingle and Foam Roofs in Florence, Built and Finished by One Crew
We repair, replace and install roofs on homes in Florence and nearby towns like San Tan Valley and Coolidge. Tile, shingle, foam and flat roofs are all part of a normal week for us. The people who measure your roof are the people who tear it off, build it back and sweep up after.
- 30-year manufacturer warranty on materials
- Same crew start to finish
- Written line-item estimates
- Yard cleaned up daily
A Small Roofing Company That Stays on Your Job
Florence Roofing is a handful of people, not a big outfit. We don't hand your home to a different crew each week or pass your file between offices. The few of us here do the measuring, the building and the cleanup.
Staying this size caps how many roofs we can run at one time. That trade is worth it to us. We can name who will be on your roof, answer the phone ourselves, and keep your job's details in our heads instead of in a stack of files.
Out here, sun and heat do most of the damage. Underlayment dries out, foam coatings wear thin and shingles curl. We build with that in mind and tell you what to keep an eye on after we leave.
- Warranty
- 30-year manufacturer warranty through roofing material providers
Roof Work We Do
We handle roof repair, full roof replacement and new roof installation for homes. Most of that work is concrete tile, asphalt shingle, spray foam or a low-slope flat roof, and each one wears out in its own way, so we price and build each on its own terms. The materials we install carry a 30-year manufacturer warranty through the roofing material providers who make them.
Tile Roofing
Clay and concrete tile roofs, from replacing worn underlayment and broken pieces to laying a full new tile roof.
Shingle Roofing
Asphalt shingle roofs installed from bare deck up, with attention to the flashing, vents and nailing that decide how long the roof lasts.
Foam Roofing
Spray foam and fresh coatings for flat and low-slope roofs, sprayed and checked by the same small crew from the first visit to the final walk.
Roof Replacement
When patching stops making sense, we tear the old roof off, fix the deck and put down a new tile, shingle or foam roof with the same crew from start to finish.
Roof Repair
We track down leaks, cracked tile, lifted shingles and worn foam, then fix the cause so the stain on your ceiling stops growing.
New Roof Installation
Roofs for new homes, additions, casitas and garages, built layer by layer on bare framing by the same small crew from the first visit to cleanup.
Flat Roofing
Membrane flat roofs installed, repaired and replaced by one small crew that handles the drains, parapets and cooler curbs where leaks start.
What Sets the Price of Roof Work
Two houses on one block can end up with very different numbers. The price depends on the roof you have now, the one you want on top, and whatever turns up between the two. Here is what moves it most.
You get a written estimate after we have measured and looked over your roof. If something changes once the old roof is off, we stop, show you, and agree on it before work goes on.
- Roof size and pitch
- We price by the square, so more roof means more material and more labor. Steep pitches need extra safety setup and slow the work down.
- The material you choose
- Concrete tile, asphalt shingle, spray foam and flat roof systems all cost different amounts to buy and to put on. Tile is heavy and slow to handle. Foam goes on quickly but only in the right temperature and dry conditions.
- What's under the old roof
- Under tile, the underlayment often gives out long before the tile does. Cracked decking, rotted fascia or old patches stacked on older patches add work we can only confirm once the roof is open. If we find it, we show you and price it before we fix it.
- Tear-off and disposal
- Stripping one layer of shingles is a different job from stripping two, or from lifting and stacking tile to reuse it. The debris has to be hauled and dumped, and that is a real line on your estimate.
- Flashing and roof details
- Chimneys, skylights, roof-mounted AC units and walls that meet the roof all need flashing done by hand. More of them means more time.
- Permits
- Most replacements need a permit. We pull it and put the fee in the estimate so it doesn't show up later.
From First Call to Final Sweep
Every roof we take on moves through four stages. The same small crew stays with you through each one.
- 1
Your call and our visit
You tell us on the phone what's happening, and we pick a time to come by. Up on the roof we measure, check the surface and the flashing, and look at the decking from the attic where we can get to it.
- 2
A written estimate
You get the estimate on paper, with each item on its own line. If a repair will do the job, that's what we suggest. If the roof is past saving, we show you why and go over the choices you have.
- 3
The work itself
We cover the yard, strip what needs to come off, replace bad decking, put down new underlayment and flashing, and then build the roof. Summer days start early for us, since afternoon heat wears on the crew and on some materials.
- 4
Final walk and cleanup
We walk the finished roof with you and hand over the warranty paperwork. One more magnet sweep goes across the yard and driveway before we pack up.
Towns We Cover
Florence, AZ, is home base, and we roof houses across town and in the communities around it: San Tan Valley, Coolidge, Queen Creek, Gold Canyon, Sacaton, Superior, Gilbert, Casa Grande, Apache Junction and Eloy. The crew that drives out to Eloy is the same crew that works a few blocks from us.
- Florence
- San Tan Valley
- Coolidge
- Queen Creek
- Gold Canyon
- Sacaton
- Superior
- Gilbert
- Casa Grande
- Apache Junction
- Eloy
Not sure we come out your way? Ask when you call, and we'll give you a straight answer.
Questions We Hear Most
- Can my roof be repaired, or does it need replacing?
- That depends on what gave out and how far the wear has spread. One broken tile, a shingle the wind has pried up or a split boot around a vent pipe usually calls for a repair. When the underlayment cracks apart in our hands in several places, or the decking flexes underfoot in more than one spot, a patch just moves the leak over a few feet. We tell you what we found and why it points one way or the other.
- My tile looks fine. Why is it leaking?
- Tile holds up for a long time, but it doesn't keep the water out on its own. That's the underlayment's job, and years of heat bake it dry until it splits. We can pull the tile, lay fresh underlayment, then set the tile back and replace any pieces that are broken.
- How often does a foam roof need attention?
- Spray foam relies on the coating over it for protection. Once that coating thins out, the sun starts eating into the foam itself. A recoat done in time costs far less than replacing foam, and we'll point out what a tired coating looks like so you know what to watch for.
- What warranty comes with the work?
- Our labor is backed by a 10-year warranty. We explain what it covers before anything starts. Once the job is done, you keep the warranty papers along with the product details for everything that went on your roof.
- Will the same people be on my roof the whole time?
- Yes. Whoever measures your roof is on the crew that builds it. A question on the second day goes to someone who stood on that roof the first day.
- Do you pull the permit?
- If the work requires one, we take care of it. The fee is listed in your estimate, and we set the schedule around any sign-off the city needs.
- How long does a roof replacement take?
- Shingle jobs on a typical home move quicker than tile, and a large roof takes longer than a small one. Weather, the permit timeline and anything hidden under the old roof can add days. You get a working schedule before we start, and we let you know as soon as it shifts.
- Do I need to be home while you work?
- No, as long as we can get to the roof and park the trailer. Most people like to be there the first morning and for the final walk-through. Please keep pets and vehicles away from the work area.
Why a Small Crew Works Better on Your Roof
We keep our team this size on purpose. You deal with the same few people from the first visit to the last sweep, and nobody shows up on day three who has never seen your roof.
The faces don't change
The person who climbs up to measure is on the job when the old roof comes off. They already know where the soft decking is and which vent pipe was leaking. Nothing gets lost between a salesperson and a crew.
One person answers your questions
When you have a question mid-job, you ask someone standing in your yard. If the plan has to change because of what we find under the old roof, you hear it from them, with photos, before we keep going.
Estimates written line by line
Your estimate lists the work in plain lines: tear-off, underlayment, flashing, materials, permit and disposal. You can see what you are paying for and ask about any of it.
Materials backed by the maker
The products we install come with a 30-year manufacturer warranty through the roofing material providers. We tell you exactly which product is going on your home and hand you the paperwork for it.
Plants covered, nails picked up
Before tear-off starts, tarps go over shrubs and over the AC units close to the roof edge. At the end of each day a magnet gets run across the driveway and yard, and the debris is loaded for the dump. You won't find a pile sitting there waiting for the last day.
Start With a Phone Call
Describe what you're seeing, whether it's a stain on the ceiling or tiles that have slipped, and we'll set a day to get up there and look for ourselves. A written estimate follows, and you meet the people who would actually do the work.