Arizona Roofing News & Expert Tips

Low-slope roofs fail in a fairly predictable set of places. Knowing them helps you ask better questions when someone's diagnosing yours. Penetrations, equipment curbs, seams, terminations and blocked drainage account...

These are two different things that get talked about as if one substitutes for the other. Temporary protection stops water entering while conditions or materials prevent a permanent fix. It is not a repair, it does not...

This is the question behind most roofing calls, and the answer should come from your roof rather than from a contractor's preference. The honest version of that answer references what a contractor actually observed on...

I open the contracts that come in, so I see what customers were comparing when they chose us and what they were comparing when they didn't. The pattern is consistent: people compare the number at the bottom and skip the...

We don't publish price ranges, because a range broad enough to be accurate is too broad to be useful. What we can do is explain what moves the number. What we can do is explain every factor that moves your number, so...

We don't publish price ranges, because a range broad enough to be accurate is too broad to be useful. What we can do is explain what moves the number. What we can do is explain every factor that moves your number, so...

Foam roofs are common on Arizona low-slope roofs and they work well, on one condition: the coating over them has to be maintained. Caught while the foam beneath is dry, recoating is straightforward and relatively...

This page is written for someone who is dealing with it right now. The roofing explanation comes later; the next few minutes are about limiting damage and staying safe. Protect the interior, stay out from under anything...

Dust storms get treated as a spectacle rather than a roofing event, and that is a mistake. They damage roofs in ways that stay invisible until the next rainfall. The wind moves tile and lifts shingles, and the dust it...