Roof Installation Scottsdale 

No matter the type of roofing material, we have an experienced team who knows how to work with a wide range of materials! We pride ourselves on keeping up with the latest innovations and trends in the roofing industry and apply that knowledge to each of our projects to ensure our customers’ safety and satisfaction. The types of materials we have experience with include:

When considering a roof repair versus roof replacement, property owners should consider the current age of their roofs. Most asphalt shingling typically last twenty to twenty-five years and require proper maintenance. However, depending on the material and style, some can last up to fifty years. However, if your building’s roof is over ten years old and hasn’t undergone regular maintenance and repair when needed. In that case, it may be more cost-effective to replace the entire thing rather than attempt extensive repairs.

If you’re unsure of the age of your current roof and whether it needs replacement or repair, check its current condition for any of the following:

• Visible Sagging

• Shingles that are Cracked or Broken

• Missing Shingles

• Water or Storm Damage

• Any Major or Minor Leaks

• Sunlight Coming Through Where It Shouldn’t

If you notice any of these issues, it’s time to call one of our professional roofers to assess it and determine the best course of action with a written estimate for what we think would work best for you.

Multiple factors determine the cost of an expert installation, including the materials needed to complete the job. Low-slope or flat roofs typically have lower material costs due to the smaller surface area. Still, they usually require more maintenance and repair than their sloped counterparts, increasing the overall lifetime cost. Other factors to consider when determining the price of a new roof installation are the construction time and design. Geo Roofing will review all these factors to determine the best course of action to fit your needs, timeline, and budget.

Is My Roof Damage, Repair, or Replacement Covered by Insurance?

If you have a problem with your roof, it’s important to understand how and if it is covered by your homeowner’s insurance or the original warranty. You’ll need to contact your insurance company directly to inquire about coverage. We can help you throughout the claims process! We can work directly with your insurance company and provide all of the necessary documents to make sure that you are taken care of.

Reputable roofing companies, such as ours, provide both a manufacturer’s and labor warranty on our roofs. The manufacturer’s warranty covers the materials, while the labor warranty covers our contractor’s workmanship. Don’t hire a roofing company that doesn’t provide these essentials.