Roofing Standards Built for Arizona
Elite Roofing Phoenix is a licensed Arizona roofing operation serving the Phoenix metro. Local crews, local licensing, and work you can verify with the state. We are new to Arizona and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What carries over from the Pacific Northwest operation is the standards and the systems, not the tenure.
An Arizona Operation With an Established Foundation
Elite Roofing has been in business 26 years, founded in 2000, and has spent that time building a residential roofing and exterior contractor in the Pacific Northwest. Arizona is a recent expansion of that company rather than a new venture starting from nothing. Here's the part worth being direct about, because the two are easy to blur. Twenty-six years is company tenure. It is not Phoenix tenure, and we're not going to present it that way. What those years give us is standards, systems, and people who have done this work before. What they do not give us is a track record of Arizona roofs, which is earned locally and cannot be transferred.
The licensing on this site is Arizona licensing. The crews are Arizona crews. The projects and reviews we publish are Arizona projects and Arizona reviews, and they'll never be combined with another state's totals to make a number look bigger.
If you want a company with twenty years of Phoenix roofs behind it, that's a legitimate thing to want, and we'd rather you know exactly what we are.
The Elite Roofing Experience
Our crews are among the best in the industry, setting the standard for excellence and defining what makes Elite Roofing exceptional. With an extensive list of references showcasing our superior workmanship, we take pride in delivering quality that speaks for itself. Experience the difference with our skilled team and see why our reputation for excellence precedes us.
Protecting Your Warranty
Keep the contract, the scope, the completion photographs, the invoices, and the manufacturer registration together somewhere you'll find them in eight years. Reconstructing them later is unpleasant.
Before any other trade goes on your roof, whether for solar, HVAC, satellite, plumbing, or a skylight, coordinate it. Rooftop work by others is one of the most common ways coverage gets compromised, and the damage often isn't discovered until the next storm.
