# Roofing All Stars > Family-owned roofing contractor in Chandler, AZ, serving Maricopa County, AZ since 1999. Tile, shingle, metal, foam, and flat roofing with a 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **Phone:** 602-456-5955 · **Address:** 2840 E Germann Rd #1011, Chandler, AZ 85286 · **Hours:** Mon–Sat 7AM–7PM · Sun Closed ## What we install - **Thermal Drone Scanning** — Infrared drone imaging spots moisture trapped under tiles and shingles after a storm — before it becomes mold. We document the damage for your insurance claim. Nobody climbs on your roof until we know exactly where the problem is. - **Roof Replacement** — Tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, and a new roof built to last the AZ sun. Shingle, tile, metal, foam, or flat. - **Roof Repair** — Leak chasing, cracked tiles, flashing failures, valley repairs. We diagnose the cause, not just the symptom. - **Roof Inspection** — Pre-purchase, pre-sale, insurance, or annual maintenance. A 47-point inspection with a written report and photos. - **Storm Damage & Insurance** — Wind, hail, and microburst damage assessment. We document the loss and work directly with your adjuster. - **Foam Roofing** — Seamless SPF foam roofing engineered for desert heat. Self-flashing, monolithic, and energy-reflective from day one. - **Commercial Roofing** — TPO, modified bitumen, foam, and metal commercial systems. Phased installs that keep your business operating. - **Residential Roofing** — Tile, shingle, foam, metal, and flat — across single-family homes in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and the broader Valley. - **TPO Roofing** — Heat-welded TPO membranes for commercial and modern residential flat roofs. Cool-roof reflective by default. - **Shingle Roofing** — GAF Timberline and Owens Corning Duration architectural shingles. Class-A fire-rated, AZ-heat tested. - **Metal Roofing** — Standing-seam and R-panel metal systems. 40-year paint warranties, Class-4 impact rating, fire-resistant. - **Tile Roofing** — Concrete and clay tile — the Valley's signature roof. Boral, Eagle, Crown, and Redland systems, lifted-and-relayed when underlayment fails. - **Flat Roofing** — Modified bitumen, TPO, PVC, and SPF foam — picked for the building, not the salesman. Built to actually drain. - **Roof Coating** — Silicone and elastomeric coatings for foam, TPO, and mod-bit. Add 10–15 years to a tired system without a tear-off. - **Emergency Roof Repair** — Monsoon hit, tile lifted, ceiling staining? Call us. We tarp, dry-in, and stop the damage before it spreads. ## Why homeowners choose us - 25+ years in Arizona's monsoon and 115°F summers - 3500+ homes served across Maricopa County - 25-year workmanship warranty — ours, not just the manufacturer's - Dual-licensed CR-42 (commercial + residential), AZ ROC #251602 - Certified Master Roofer status across tile, shingle, metal, foam, and flat - Same-day emergency repair available ## License & credentials Roofing All Stars is a dual-licensed Arizona roofing contractor — ROC #251602, classification CR-42 (covers both commercial and residential roofing) — bonded, insured, BBB member, and a Certified Master Roofer. Verify the license at roc.az.gov. ## Reputation & recognition - Rated 5★ across 47 Google reviews. - Ranked the #1 roofing contractor in Chandler (85286) in BusinessRate's August 2025 momentum rankings, based on recent Google-review performance. ## Service area Primary (East Valley) service cities, in priority order: Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa, AZ. Also serving Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee, Sun Lakes, Maricopa, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, Avondale, Buckeye, Cave Creek, Carefree, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Anthem, Apache Junction, Rio Verde, El Mirage, Tolleson, Litchfield Park, Laveen, Tonopah, New River, Wickenburg, Gold Canyon, Florence, Casa Grande, Coolidge, Eloy, Higley, Power Ranch, Verrado, Estrella, Arlington, Waddell, Aguila, Morristown, Wittmann, Black Canyon City, Sun City, Sun City West, Youngtown, Guadalupe, Komatke, Gila Bend, Prescott, Prescott Valley — across Maricopa, Pinal, and Yavapai counties, AZ. --- # About Roofing All Stars > Family-owned roofing contractor in Chandler, AZ. 25+ years of installs across Maricopa County. Dual-licensed CR-42 (commercial + residential), AZ ROC #251602. Certified Master Roofer. Roofing All Stars started with one truck and one promise: install a roof the right way and stand behind it for as long as the homeowner owns the house. 25 years and 3500+ Arizona homes later, that's still the only thing we do. We are a Certified Master Roofer crew working with the manufacturers that train and back their installers — GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Eagle, Boral. We install tile, shingle, metal, foam, and flat. We don't subcontract. **By the numbers** - 25+ years in business - 3500+ Arizona homes - 25-year workmanship warranty - 10 manufacturer partners --- # Roofing All Stars — East Valley Service Areas > Roofing in Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa, AZ — the cities we prioritize. Each has its own roof stock, HOA rules, and exposure, so we approach every service differently by city. ## Roofing in Chandler, AZ Chandler's stucco-and-tile master plans — Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch especially — are now 20-plus years old, which puts a lot of them squarely in the tile underlayment-failure window. The tile is usually fine; the felt beneath it has baked out, so a lift-and-relay (not a full replacement) is often the right call. **City page:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler ### Tile Roofing in Chandler, AZ Chandler's big tile master-plans — Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch, Sun Groves — are now past the 20-year mark, which is exactly when the underlayment beneath concrete tile bakes out even though the tile itself is fine. On most Chandler tile roofs the right call is a lift-and-relay: we pull the tile, install new high-temp underlayment, and re-lay the original tile rather than sell you a full replacement. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/tile ### Shingle Roofing in Chandler, AZ Shingle is the exception rather than the rule in Chandler's tile-dominant master plans, but the older pockets around downtown and Cooper Commons still have asphalt roofs that fail early under the Ocotillo-corridor sun. We spec high-temp, algae-resistant shingles rated for Chandler's heat instead of the builder-grade three-tab that came off. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/shingle ### Metal Roofing in Chandler, AZ Standing-seam metal is a growing choice on Chandler custom homes and casita or patio additions, especially south of the 202 where owners want a 40-plus-year roof that shrugs off the west-facing sun. We match panel profile and color to HOA expectations in communities like Fulton Ranch so the upgrade passes architectural review. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/metal ### Foam Roofing in Chandler, AZ Flat and low-slope sections — common on Chandler's contemporary and territorial-style homes — do best with spray foam (SPF), which seals the whole plane and reflects the Ocotillo-corridor heat. We recoat existing Chandler foam roofs on schedule so they never reach the tear-off stage. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/foam ### Flat Roofing in Chandler, AZ A lot of Chandler homes pair a tile main roof with flat patio, garage, and addition sections, and those low-slope areas are usually where the leaks actually start. We detail the tile-to-flat transitions and re-membrane the flat sections so water stops finding the seam. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/flat ### Roof Repair in Chandler, AZ Most Chandler repair calls we run are slipped or cracked tile and dried-out underlayment in the 20-year-old Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch tracts — often right after a monsoon cell. We fix the actual failure point and tell you honestly whether it's a spot repair or the start of an underlayment relay, instead of upselling a roof you don't need yet. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/roof-repair ### Roof Replacement in Chandler, AZ When a Chandler tile roof is genuinely past saving, we tear off, inspect and repair the deck, and rebuild with high-temp underlayment before re-laying tile or switching systems — sized to the reality that Ocotillo-era homes were built to 1990s–2000s code. Every install carries our 25-year workmanship warranty. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/roof-replacement ### Roof Inspection in Chandler, AZ Because so many Chandler roofs are in the underlayment-failure window right now, a proper inspection here is about catching the felt failure before it soaks the deck — not just counting cracked tiles. We document condition by zip (85248, 85249, 85286 and the rest) with photos you can hand to an insurer or a buyer. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/roof-inspection ### Storm Damage & Insurance in Chandler, AZ Chandler takes direct monsoon and haboob hits down the Ocotillo corridor, and wind-driven rain gets under lifted tile fast. We document the storm damage for your insurance claim, tarp same-day when needed, and handle the adjuster back-and-forth so the repair is done right. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/storm-damage ### Commercial Roofing in Chandler, AZ Chandler's Price-corridor and downtown commercial and light-industrial buildings run flat TPO, foam, and built-up roofs that live or die on maintenance. We handle commercial re-roofs and recoats with minimal disruption to tenants and the Intel-adjacent business parks. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/commercial ### Residential Roofing in Chandler, AZ Residential roofing is the core of what we do in Chandler — tile, shingle, metal, foam, and flat across Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch, Sun Groves and the rest of the 85248/85249/85286 tracts. As our home base, Chandler is where our crews start every morning, so response times here are the fastest we run. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/chandler/residential ## Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Most of Gilbert is master-planned tile from the 1990s and 2000s, and the HOAs here are strict about matching tile profile and color. We keep that in mind on every repair so a patch doesn't trigger an architectural-committee letter. **City page:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert ### Tile Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Most of Gilbert is master-planned concrete tile from the 1990s and 2000s — Val Vista Lakes, Seville, Power Ranch — and the HOAs here are strict about matching tile profile and color. We keep that front of mind on every tile job so a repair or relay doesn't trigger an architectural-committee letter. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/tile ### Shingle Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Shingle roofs are the minority in tile-heavy Gilbert, but Agritopia and some of the older Gilbert pockets have them, and builder-grade asphalt doesn't last under Gilbert's open-sky exposure. We re-roof with high-temp, wind-rated shingles and match the look the HOA already approved. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/shingle ### Metal Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Standing-seam metal fits Gilbert's rural-edge horse properties and farmhouse-style homes around Morrison Ranch and the eastern edge, where a long-life, low-maintenance roof beats another round of tile underlayment. We handle the HOA submittal wherever one applies. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/metal ### Foam Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Gilbert's flat patio covers, additions, and the occasional contemporary home do best with spray foam — sealed and reflective against the open East Valley sun. We recoat existing Gilbert foam on schedule so it keeps its warranty and never needs a tear-off. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/foam ### Flat Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Plenty of Gilbert tile homes have flat garage, patio, and addition sections where the leaks actually begin. We re-membrane those low-slope areas and detail the transition into the tile so the HOA-approved look stays intact and the water stops. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/flat ### Roof Repair in Gilbert, AZ Gilbert repair calls are usually slipped or cracked tile in the Val Vista Lakes and Power Ranch tracts — and here the trick is matching the exact tile profile and color the HOA requires so the patch disappears. We source to match instead of leaving a mismatched blotch that draws a committee letter. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/roof-repair ### Roof Replacement in Gilbert, AZ When a Gilbert tile roof needs replacing, the HOA color-and-profile approval matters almost as much as the roofing itself. We handle the architectural submittal, tear off, repair the deck, and rebuild with new underlayment so the finished roof passes review the first time — under our 25-year workmanship warranty. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/roof-replacement ### Roof Inspection in Gilbert, AZ A Gilbert inspection is as much about underlayment age and HOA compliance as leaks: we check the felt life on those 1990s–2000s Seville and Power Ranch tile roofs and document condition across the 85295–85298 zips with photos for insurers, buyers, or the HOA. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/roof-inspection ### Storm Damage & Insurance in Gilbert, AZ Gilbert's open East Valley lots catch wind-driven monsoon rain that lifts tile and drives water under the felt. We document storm damage for your claim, match replacement tile to the HOA profile, and manage the adjuster process end to end. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/storm-damage ### Commercial Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Gilbert's Heritage District and the SanTan-corridor commercial buildings run flat TPO, foam, and built-up systems. We re-roof and recoat commercial properties on a schedule that keeps tenants and storefronts open. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/commercial ### Residential Roofing in Gilbert, AZ Residential roofing across Gilbert means tile first — Val Vista Lakes, Seville, Agritopia, Power Ranch — with a careful eye on HOA profile and color rules, plus shingle, metal, foam, and flat where they fit. We serve all of Gilbert (85233, 85234, 85295–85298) from our Chandler home base right next door. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/gilbert/residential ## Roofing in Mesa, AZ Mesa spans a huge roof-stock range: older 1960s–70s shingle and low-slope homes in west and central Mesa, versus newer tile in the east-Mesa master plans like Eastmark and Las Sendas. We quote the two very differently. **City page:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa ### Tile Roofing in Mesa, AZ Mesa's tile is concentrated in the newer east-Mesa master plans — Eastmark, Las Sendas, Red Mountain Ranch — while west and central Mesa skew older and shingle. On east-Mesa tile we're usually doing profile-matched repairs and underlayment relays, and we quote it very differently from a west-Mesa shingle job. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/tile ### Shingle Roofing in Mesa, AZ West and central Mesa are full of 1960s–70s homes on asphalt shingle and low-slope roofs, and a lot of that stock is on its second or third roof. We re-roof Mesa shingle with high-temp, wind-rated material and check the aging decking underneath, which on Dobson Ranch-era homes is often part of the job. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/shingle ### Metal Roofing in Mesa, AZ Standing-seam metal suits Mesa's older low-slope and ranch-style homes in the central corridors and the Red Mountain foothills, where owners want to stop re-roofing every 15 years. We also run metal on additions and patios where a flat membrane keeps failing. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/metal ### Foam Roofing in Mesa, AZ Mesa's large stock of 1960s–70s low-slope and flat roofs in west and central Mesa is prime foam (SPF) territory — a sealed, reflective system that outperforms another shingle overlay on a shallow pitch. We recoat existing Mesa foam on schedule so it keeps its warranty. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/foam ### Flat Roofing in Mesa, AZ Flat and low-slope roofing is a bigger deal in Mesa than almost anywhere in the East Valley, because so much of west and central Mesa was built shallow-pitch. We re-membrane and detail those roofs — including the Dobson Ranch and Alta Mesa tracts — so they stop ponding and leaking. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/flat ### Roof Repair in Mesa, AZ Mesa repairs split two ways: cracked or slipped tile in east-Mesa's Eastmark and Las Sendas, and worn shingle or blistered low-slope sections in the older west and central tracts. We diagnose the actual failure for the roof you have instead of quoting a one-size fix. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/roof-repair ### Roof Replacement in Mesa, AZ Replacing a roof in Mesa depends entirely on which Mesa you're in — a tear-off-and-tile job in east-Mesa runs very differently from a shingle or foam rebuild on a 1970s Dobson Ranch home. We inspect the deck, rebuild to current code, and back every install with our 25-year workmanship warranty. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/roof-replacement ### Roof Inspection in Mesa, AZ A Mesa inspection has to account for the city's huge age range: we check underlayment life on the newer east-Mesa tile and look hard at decking, flashing, and low-slope membranes on the older west and central homes, documenting condition across the 85201–85215 zips. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/roof-inspection ### Storm Damage & Insurance in Mesa, AZ Mesa gets strong monsoon and microburst activity off the Superstitions and Red Mountain, and the older low-slope roofs in west and central Mesa are the first to leak. We document the damage for insurance, tarp same-day, and carry the claim through with your adjuster. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/storm-damage ### Commercial Roofing in Mesa, AZ Mesa's Riverview, Fiesta-district, and Falcon Field-area commercial and industrial buildings run large flat TPO, foam, and built-up roofs. We handle commercial re-roofs, recoats, and leak repairs with minimal downtime for tenants and operations. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/commercial ### Residential Roofing in Mesa, AZ Residential roofing in Mesa covers the widest range we work: newer tile in Eastmark, Las Sendas, and Red Mountain Ranch, and older shingle, foam, and flat in Dobson Ranch, Alta Mesa, and the central corridors (85201–85215). We tailor both the system and the quote to which Mesa you're in. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/mesa/residential ## Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Phoenix is every roof at once — historic Arcadia tile, mid-century flat roofs through the central corridors, and newer tile on the fringes — all under the Valley's most punishing west- and south-facing sun. The right system depends entirely on the neighborhood and the exposure. **City page:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix ### Tile Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Tile is the norm in Arcadia's higher-end homes and across the newer Desert Ridge and North Phoenix master plans, but a lot of it now sits well past the 20-year mark where the underlayment beneath the tile has baked out under Phoenix's direct west-facing sun. On most of these roofs the tile itself is reusable, so we lift-and-relay onto new high-temp underlayment rather than sell a full tear-off you don't need. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/tile ### Shingle Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Shingle shows up in Phoenix's mid-century and starter-home pockets — Maryvale, parts of Laveen, older central-corridor tracts — where builder-grade three-tab cooks off fast in the central-city heat island. We re-roof with high-temp, algae-resistant architectural shingles rated for Phoenix's UV load instead of matching the cheap asphalt that failed early. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/shingle ### Metal Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Standing-seam metal is a growing pick on Phoenix custom and modern-desert homes, especially the Arcadia and Biltmore remodels and the contemporary builds where owners want a 40-plus-year roof that shrugs off the south-facing sun. We match panel profile and color to the look the block already has, and to any historic-district guidelines where they apply. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/metal ### Foam Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Foam (SPF) is the workhorse for Phoenix's huge inventory of flat and low-slope mid-century homes through the central corridors and the historic districts — it seals the whole plane and its reflective coat pushes back the heat-island load. The key here is recoating on schedule: we re-coat existing Phoenix foam roofs before they chalk out so they never reach a tear-off. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/foam ### Flat Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Phoenix has more genuine flat and low-slope roofing than any other Valley city — 1920s-40s built-up roofs in Willo and Encanto-Palmcroft, and mid-century flat homes citywide. Those roofs live and die on the membrane and the parapet flashing, which is usually where the leak actually starts. We re-membrane the field and detail the parapet-to-wall transitions so water stops finding the seam. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/flat ### Roof Repair in Phoenix, AZ Most Phoenix repair calls split two ways: cracked or slipped tile and dried-out underlayment on the newer north-side tile roofs, versus blistered membrane and failed flashing on the central-city flat roofs — often surfacing right after a monsoon cell. We fix the actual failure point and tell you honestly whether it's a spot repair or the start of an underlayment relay, instead of upselling a roof you don't need yet. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/roof-repair ### Roof Replacement in Phoenix, AZ When a Phoenix roof is genuinely past saving, the right replacement depends on which Phoenix you're in — a historic-district flat roof, a mid-century low-slope home, or a north-side tile tract. We tear off, inspect and repair the deck, and rebuild with the correct high-temp system for that roof and that exposure. Every install carries our 25-year workmanship warranty. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/roof-replacement ### Roof Inspection in Phoenix, AZ Phoenix's roof stock is so mixed that an honest inspection here is really three inspections: underlayment life on the newer tile, membrane and flashing condition on the central flat roofs, and coating thickness on the foam. We document condition by ZIP (85016, 85018, 85032, 85085 and the rest) with photos you can hand to an insurer or a buyer. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/roof-inspection ### Storm Damage & Insurance in Phoenix, AZ Phoenix takes direct monsoon and haboob hits, and the dust-then-downpour pattern drives water under lifted tile and into tired flat-roof seams fast. We document storm damage for your insurance claim, tarp same-day when it's needed, and handle the adjuster back-and-forth so the repair is done right rather than just patched to get through the season. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/storm-damage ### Commercial Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Phoenix runs the Valley's biggest commercial roof footprint — flat TPO, foam, and built-up systems across the downtown core, the Sky Harbor industrial belt, and the Deer Valley and Metrocenter business parks. These roofs live or die on maintenance, so we handle commercial re-roofs and recoats with minimal disruption to tenants and daily operations. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/commercial ### Residential Roofing in Phoenix, AZ Residential roofing is the core of what we do across Phoenix — tile, shingle, metal, foam, and flat, from Arcadia and the Biltmore to the historic central districts to Desert Ridge and Ahwatukee. We've roofed 3500-plus Valley homes since 1999, and we quote a 1930s Willo flat roof and a north-Phoenix tile tract as the genuinely different jobs they are. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/phoenix/residential ## Roofing in Tempe, AZ Tempe has a lot of mid-century, low-slope homes near ASU where foam (SPF) and built-up roofs make more sense than tile — and a lot of rentals, where a fast, clean turnaround between tenants matters as much as the roof itself. **City page:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe ### Tile Roofing in Tempe, AZ Tile is the minority in landlocked, mostly-built-out Tempe — you mainly find it in the newer South Tempe tracts below the 60 (Warner Ranch, The Lakes) rather than in the old core. Where it is here it tends to be 1990s-2000s concrete tile now hitting its first underlayment-failure window, so we're usually doing profile-matched repairs and lift-and-relays rather than full tear-offs. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/tile ### Shingle Roofing in Tempe, AZ Shingle turns up on Tempe's mid-century tract homes and some of the newer infill, but builder-grade three-tab doesn't hold up next to Tempe Town Lake's open, reflective exposure. On the many student rentals around ASU we re-roof with high-temp, wind-rated architectural shingles and schedule the work for the turnover window so a unit isn't down during a lease change. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/shingle ### Metal Roofing in Tempe, AZ Standing-seam metal fits Tempe's modern infill and the design-forward remodels near Mill Avenue and downtown, where owners want a long-life, low-maintenance roof and a contemporary line. It's also a smart pick on rental properties where a 40-plus-year metal roof means one less thing a landlord has to touch between tenants. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/metal ### Foam Roofing in Tempe, AZ Foam (SPF) is the right answer for the bulk of old Tempe — the low-slope mid-century homes and 1930s-40s bungalows in Maple-Ash and Mitchell Park near ASU, where there's no pitch for tile or shingle. It seals the whole flat plane and reflects the heat, and because so many of these are rentals we keep the recoat schedule current so the roof holds its warranty through multiple tenancies. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/foam ### Flat Roofing in Tempe, AZ Flat and low-slope roofing is Tempe's dominant style in the older core — the Maple-Ash bungalows, the mid-century homes, and the additions built onto them. Those roofs leak at the membrane, the drains, and the parapet flashing long before the field gives out. We re-membrane the flat sections and re-detail the parapet and drain edges so the water stops pooling and finding the seam. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/flat ### Roof Repair in Tempe, AZ Tempe repair calls cluster in the old low-slope core near ASU: blistered or split membrane, failed parapet flashing, and dried-out built-up roofs, plus the occasional cracked tile in South Tempe. On the heavy rental stock we can turn a repair around fast between tenants, and we tell you straight whether it's a spot fix or the roof is due for a full recoat. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/roof-repair ### Roof Replacement in Tempe, AZ When a Tempe roof is done, replacing it usually means rebuilding a flat or low-slope system — a foam or membrane roof on one of the old Maple-Ash-era homes — not a tile tear-off. We strip to the deck, repair the sheathing (older Tempe decks often need it), and rebuild with the correct low-slope system for the pitch and the sun. Every install carries our 25-year workmanship warranty. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/roof-replacement ### Roof Inspection in Tempe, AZ A Tempe inspection is mostly a flat-roof inspection: membrane and coating condition, parapet and drain flashing, and how much life is left in a built-up or foam roof on those older near-ASU homes. For landlords and student rentals we document condition across the 85281-85284 ZIPs with photos, so a turnover or a sale isn't held up by a surprise leak. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/roof-inspection ### Storm Damage & Insurance in Tempe, AZ Tempe's older low-slope roofs are exactly the ones that hide monsoon damage — water ponds behind a failed parapet or a clogged scupper and shows up as an interior stain weeks later. We document storm damage for your insurance claim, clear and reseal the drainage points, and handle the adjuster back-and-forth so a small monsoon leak doesn't become a gutted ceiling. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/storm-damage ### Commercial Roofing in Tempe, AZ Tempe runs a dense commercial and mixed-use footprint — the Mill Avenue district, the ASU Research Park, and the Rio Salado / Town Lake office corridor — almost all of it flat TPO, foam, and built-up. We handle commercial re-roofs and recoats on a schedule that keeps storefronts, offices, and tenants open through the work. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/commercial ### Residential Roofing in Tempe, AZ Residential roofing in Tempe means low-slope first — foam and membrane roofs on the Maple-Ash, Mitchell Park, and mid-century homes near ASU — with tile mainly in the newer South Tempe tracts. We've roofed 3500-plus Valley homes since 1999, and on Tempe's big rental base we can move fast between tenants without cutting corners on the roof. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/tempe/residential ## Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ Queen Creek is still booming with new production tile, but it also has a lot of rural horse properties where standing-seam metal is the better long-term roof. We do both, and we know which one fits which lot. **City page:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek ### Tile Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ Queen Creek is wall-to-wall newer production tile — Encanterra, Ironwood Crossing, Cortina and the rest went up in the 2010s, so the tile and the underlayment are still relatively young. That means most tile work here is warranty-window maintenance and storm repair, not relays yet; the smart move on a newer Queen Creek tile roof is catching a slipped or cracked tile before a monsoon drives water into underlayment that still has decades left. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/tile ### Shingle Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ Shingle is uncommon in tile-dominant Queen Creek, but you'll find it on some of the older farmhouse-era homes and a few builder pockets, and out here the open-desert exposure on the town's edges is brutal on builder-grade asphalt. We re-roof with high-temp, wind-rated architectural shingles built for the wind-driven dust and UV that the San Tan-edge lots take. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/shingle ### Metal Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ Standing-seam metal is where Queen Creek's agricultural side shows up: the rural horse properties, barns, and larger-lot custom homes on the town's edges, where a 40-plus-year metal roof beats committing to another tile relay down the road. We match profile and color to the property, handle the HOA submittal in the master-planned communities, and go straight functional on the working ag buildings. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/metal ### Foam Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ Foam (SPF) shows up on Queen Creek's flat patio covers, garage and casita additions, and the occasional contemporary or ranch-style home, sealing and reflecting against the wide-open desert sun the edge lots catch. We recoat existing Queen Creek foam on schedule so it holds its warranty and never reaches a tear-off. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/foam ### Flat Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ A lot of Queen Creek's tile homes pair the main roof with flat patio, garage, and addition sections, and on these newer builds those low-slope areas — and their tie-ins to the tile — are usually where the first leak actually appears. We re-membrane the flat sections and detail the tile-to-flat transition so water stops finding the seam on an otherwise young roof. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/flat ### Roof Repair in Queen Creek, AZ Most Queen Creek repair calls are slipped or cracked tile on newer subdivision roofs, often right after a monsoon cell rolls off the San Tans. The right call here is almost always a targeted repair, not a replacement — the underlayment still has plenty of life — and we'll tell you that straight rather than upsell a re-roof a five- or ten-year-old roof doesn't need. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/roof-repair ### Roof Replacement in Queen Creek, AZ Full replacements are still uncommon on Queen Creek's young production homes, so when we do quote one it's usually an older farmhouse-era roof, storm-totaled tile, or an ag-property metal job. We tear off, inspect and repair the deck, and rebuild with high-temp underlayment and the right system for the lot — tile for the subdivisions, metal for the horse properties. Every install carries our 25-year workmanship warranty. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/roof-replacement ### Roof Inspection in Queen Creek, AZ Because Queen Creek's roofs are newer, an inspection here is about protecting a young roof's warranty and its underlayment life — catching lifted tile, exposed fasteners, and flashing gaps before a monsoon exploits them. We document condition across the 85140, 85142, and 85143 ZIPs with photos you can hand to a builder, an insurer, or a buyer while the roof is still well within its service life. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/roof-inspection ### Storm Damage & Insurance in Queen Creek, AZ Queen Creek sits right where monsoon cells and haboobs come off the San Tan Mountains, and the open, exposed edge lots take the wind-driven rain that lifts even newer tile. We document storm damage for your insurance claim, tarp same-day when it's needed, and handle the adjuster process so a young roof gets restored to spec, not just patched. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/storm-damage ### Commercial Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ Queen Creek's commercial footprint is growing fast around the Queen Creek Marketplace and the Ellsworth / Rittenhouse corridors — mostly newer flat TPO and foam on retail, medical, and light-industrial buildings. We handle commercial re-roofs and recoats with minimal disruption to tenants and storefronts in a town center that's still filling in. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/commercial ### Residential Roofing in Queen Creek, AZ Residential roofing is the core of what we do in Queen Creek — tile first across Encanterra, Hastings Farms, Cortina and Ironwood Crossing, plus standing-seam metal for the horse properties and larger edge lots. We've roofed 3500-plus Valley homes since 1999, and out here that means keeping newer tile roofs healthy through their warranty and building the right long-term roof for the rural properties. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/service-areas/queen-creek/residential --- # Roofing Price Ranges in Maricopa County, AZ > Typical installed costs from Roofing All Stars. Every quote depends on roof size, slope, deck condition, and system. Written estimates are free. - **Asphalt shingle re-roof:** $8,000–$15,000 on an average single-family home. - **Concrete / clay tile replacement:** $15,000–$28,000 ($13–$18 per square foot). - **Tile lift-and-relay** (reuse tile, replace failed underlayment): $7–$12 per square foot — usually cheaper than a full tile replacement. - **Standing-seam metal:** $12–$18 per square foot installed. - **SPF foam:** $5–$8 per square foot, recoated every 5–10 years. - **Roof inspection:** $0–$250 (free with most repairs); 45–90 min; written 47-point report. - **Typical re-roof timeline:** 2–5 working days (shingle 1–3, tile 3–5). All work is backed by a 25-year workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer's material warranty. --- # Compare Roof Types in Arizona > Tile, shingle, metal, foam, or flat — what's actually best for a Maricopa County home? A side-by-side comparison from a Certified Master Roofer. | Material | Lifespan | Typical install cost band | Heat resistance | Monsoon performance | HOA-friendly | Workmanship warranty | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | Concrete / clay tile | 50+ years | $$$ | Excellent | Excellent (sheds wind-driven rain when underlayment is sound) | Yes (Valley signature look) | 25 yr | | Architectural shingle | 25–30 years | $$ | Good | Good (Class-A fire rated, wind-warranted to 130 mph) | Mostly | 25 yr | | Standing-seam metal | 40–60 years | $$$ | Excellent (reflective) | Excellent (Class-4 impact) | HOA-dependent | 25 yr | | SPF foam | 30+ years with recoat | $$ | Excellent (reflective topcoat) | Excellent (seamless — no joints) | Best for low-slope/flat | 25 yr | | Modified bitumen / TPO (flat) | 20–25 years | $$ | Good (cool-roof rated when reflective) | Good (positive drainage required) | Commercial / hidden flat | 25 yr | **Quick guidance** - Stucco-and-tile Phoenix valley home → **tile lift-and-relay** when underlayment fails (cheaper than full re-roof). - Newer suburban build with asphalt shingle → **GAF Timberline HDZ or Owens Corning Duration** for the best wind warranty. - Commercial flat roof or modern desert home → **TPO or SPF foam** for energy + drainage. - Standing-seam metal → premium spend, lifetime ROI on long-hold homes. --- # Reviews & Reputation > Roofing All Stars holds a 5★ rating across 47 Google reviews. Verbatim public reviews below. - "Fast efficient service, fair pricing plus did a few roof extras." — James Kepler (5★, 2026-05-20) - "I have a winter home in Sun City, Arizona and have found that Roofing All Stars are honest, dependable and a pleasure to do business with." — Lisa Roi Larsen (5★, 2026-04-12) - "Strongly recommend Alex and his team. Honest and fair. I had a leak and they got out there quick to replace and repair." — Mike Patena (5★, 2026-02-15) - "They applied silicone coating with great attention to detail around skylights. Did a great job with clean up." — Karen Roberts (5★, 2026-02-12) - "Been using Alex for a couple of years now and really appreciate his honesty and quality work." — Cotati1956 (5★, 2026-02-13) - "Alex's crew did what he promised and the crew were here 15 min early, worked until everything was done." — Lucille Wade (5★, 2026-01-20) - "All Stars was great! They went above and beyond what I expected. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND them." — Janice Bahrt (5★, 2025-12-05) - "Alex gave me insight and direction to fix it myself, saving me money. Didn't even charge for the visit." — D W (5★, 2025-10-13) Full profile: https://maps.app.goo.gl/emJKy5EK8w68PPYS6 --- # Thermal Drone Scanning · Roofing All Stars > Infrared drone imaging spots moisture trapped under tiles and shingles after a storm — before it becomes mold. We document the damage for your insurance claim. Nobody climbs on your roof until we know exactly where the problem is. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/thermal-drone ## How a thermal drone scanning job actually goes 1. FAA Part 107-licensed drone pilot, no roof access required 2. Flown at dusk for maximum thermal contrast 3. High-resolution thermal map + visual photos delivered same day 4. Identifies trapped moisture under tile, shingle, foam, and flat roofs 5. Documentation package for insurance adjusters (State Farm, Allstate, Farmers, etc.) 6. Catches mold-prone areas before drywall damage becomes a claim ## Thermal Drone Scanning — FAQ **What is thermal drone roof scanning and why does it matter in Arizona?** Infrared drone imaging detects moisture and heat differences trapped under tile and shingle that you can't see from the surface — so we can pinpoint a monsoon leak's true source before it rots the deck. It maps damage across a whole roof quickly and non-invasively. **How much does a thermal drone roof inspection cost?** A thermal scan is usually bundled into our storm-damage and insurance inspections rather than billed separately; standalone scans are quoted by roof size. The report includes the infrared imagery and a marked-up map of the wet areas. **Is drone roof scanning better than walking the roof?** It's a complement, not a replacement. The drone covers the whole roof quickly and finds hidden moisture; we still verify the flagged areas hands-on before recommending a repair. Together they catch problems a visual-only inspection misses. --- # Roof Replacement · Roofing All Stars > Tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, and a new roof built to last the AZ sun. Shingle, tile, metal, foam, or flat. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/roof-replacement ## How a roof replacement job actually goes 1. Complete tear-off down to deck 2. Deck repair & re-sheathing if rotted 3. High-temp underlayment rated for desert heat 4. GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Eagle, Boral systems 5. 25-year workmanship warranty on every install ## Roof Replacement — FAQ **How much does a roof replacement cost in Maricopa County?** Asphalt shingle re-roofs on an average single-family home run about $8,000–$15,000. Concrete or clay tile runs $15,000–$28,000, and standing-seam metal is $12–$18 per square foot installed. The final number depends on roof size, slope, deck condition, and the system you choose. Our written estimate is free. **How long does a full roof replacement take?** A typical residential re-roof in the Valley takes 2–5 working days from tear-off to final cleanup — shingle on the faster end (1–3 days), tile on the longer end (3–5 days) because of the weight and the relay step. We schedule monsoon-aware so the roof is never left open before a storm. **Do you replace the underlayment and inspect the deck?** Yes. Every replacement is a full tear-off down to the deck, a deck inspection (we re-sheath any rotted sections), high-temp underlayment rated for desert heat, then the finish material. It's backed by our 25-year workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer's material warranty. --- # Roof Repair · Roofing All Stars > Leak chasing, cracked tiles, flashing failures, valley repairs. We diagnose the cause, not just the symptom. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/roof-repair ## How a roof repair job actually goes 1. Free leak inspection & written diagnosis 2. Flashing, valleys, pipe boots, skylight curbs 3. Underlayment patches on tile lift-and-relay 4. Same-day emergency repair available 5. Photo documentation before, during, after ## Roof Repair — FAQ **What causes most roof leaks in Arizona?** In Arizona, most leaks come from failed flashing, cracked or slipped tiles, or under-tile underlayment that has dried out in the sun — not from the roof material itself. We diagnose the actual cause rather than just sealing the symptom. **How much does a roof repair cost?** Most targeted repairs run a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars depending on access, the failure, and whether a tile lift-and-relay is involved. We give a written diagnosis and price before any work, and the repair is backed for 25 years. **Can you do same-day emergency leak repair?** Yes — same-day emergency response is available, especially during monsoon season. Call 602-456-5955 and we'll tarp and stabilize first, then schedule the permanent fix. --- # Roof Inspection · Roofing All Stars > Pre-purchase, pre-sale, insurance, or annual maintenance. A 47-point inspection with a written report and photos. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/roof-inspection ## How a roof inspection job actually goes 1. 47-point structural & weatherproofing check 2. Drone & in-attic visual where access permits 3. Written PDF report with photos 4. Honest call: repair vs. replace, with timeline 5. Required for most insurance claims ## Roof Inspection — FAQ **How much does a roof inspection cost in Maricopa County?** A roof inspection usually runs $0–$250, and it's free with most repairs. It takes 45–90 minutes and produces a written 47-point report with photos. **When do I need a roof inspection?** Most homeowners get one before a real-estate close, after a monsoon storm, or every 3–5 years on a tile roof to catch underlayment failure before it becomes a leak. An inspection is also required for most insurance claims. --- # Storm Damage & Insurance · Roofing All Stars > Wind, hail, and microburst damage assessment. We document the loss and work directly with your adjuster. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/storm-damage ## How a storm damage & insurance job actually goes 1. Free damage assessment after storms 2. Detailed photo & measurement loss report 3. Direct coordination with your insurance adjuster 4. Tarp & emergency dry-in available same day 5. All major carriers — State Farm, Allstate, USAA, Farmers, more ## Storm Damage & Insurance — FAQ **What should I do after a monsoon storm damages my roof?** Document what you can safely see from the ground, then call us for a free inspection. We photograph and measure the damage in a format insurance adjusters expect and give you an honest read on whether it's a repair, a claim, or both. **Do you help with the insurance claim?** Yes. We provide adjuster-ready documentation and the loss report so you can file with your carrier — no public-adjuster middleman. We don't pressure you into a claim that isn't warranted. --- # Foam Roofing · Roofing All Stars > Seamless SPF foam roofing engineered for desert heat. Self-flashing, monolithic, and energy-reflective from day one. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/foam ## How a foam roofing job actually goes 1. Closed-cell SPF spray applied on-site 2. Seamless — no joints, no fasteners, no leaks 3. Reflective top coat cuts cooling bills 4. Recoat schedule keeps the system going indefinitely 5. Ideal for low-slope and flat residential roofs ## Foam Roofing — FAQ **What is a foam (SPF) roof and where does it make sense?** Spray polyurethane foam is a seamless, monolithic roof sprayed over low-slope and flat roofs — common on Arizona homes with flat sections. It runs about $5–$8 per square foot, insulates well against the heat, and is recoated periodically rather than torn off. **How often does a foam roof need to be recoated?** A foam roof typically needs a fresh elastomeric coating every 5–10 years depending on sun exposure and the previous coat. Staying on that schedule is what makes foam a decades-long roof rather than a short-lived one. --- # Commercial Roofing · Roofing All Stars > TPO, modified bitumen, foam, and metal commercial systems. Phased installs that keep your business operating. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/commercial ## How a commercial roofing job actually goes 1. Site-survey + load calculation up front 2. After-hours and weekend phased installs available 3. TPO, PVC, mod-bit, SPF, and standing-seam systems 4. Manufacturer-backed system warranties (10–30 yr) 5. Maintenance contracts to keep the system in spec ## Commercial Roofing — FAQ **Do you do commercial roofing in the Phoenix area?** Yes. We're dual-licensed CR-42 (commercial and residential) and handle TPO, foam, and flat commercial systems across Maricopa County — re-roofs, repairs, and scheduled maintenance with minimal disruption to the business. **Can you work around our business hours?** Yes. We schedule commercial work around your operations, including phased and after-hours work where needed, and document everything for property managers and owners. --- # Residential Roofing · Roofing All Stars > Tile, shingle, foam, metal, and flat — across single-family homes in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and the broader Valley. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/residential ## How a residential roofing job actually goes 1. Free in-home estimate with photos 2. Pre-existing condition walk and written quote 3. HOA-friendly material selection 4. Crews trained on tile lift-and-relay (no waste) 5. Job-day cleanup with magnetic sweep for nails ## Residential Roofing — FAQ **What roofing types do you install on Arizona homes?** Tile, shingle, metal, foam, and flat — we install and repair all five across single-family homes in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, and the rest of the East Valley. We recommend the system that fits your home, HOA, and budget, not the one that's easiest to sell. **How do I know if I need a repair or a full replacement?** It comes down to the underlayment and deck, not just the visible surface. If the tile or shingle is largely intact and only the underlayment has failed, a repair or lift-and-relay is usually the honest call; widespread deck or material failure points to replacement. A free inspection settles it. **Do you work with HOAs on approved materials and colors?** Yes. Many Valley communities require specific tile profiles or colors, and we match the approved spec and provide the documentation your HOA needs — so the roof passes review the first time. --- # TPO Roofing · Roofing All Stars > Heat-welded TPO membranes for commercial and modern residential flat roofs. Cool-roof reflective by default. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/tpo ## How a tpo roofing job actually goes 1. Hot-air-welded seams — no caulk to fail 2. 60-mil and 80-mil membrane options 3. ENERGY STAR cool-roof rated 4. Compatible with rooftop HVAC and solar mounts 5. 20-year manufacturer system warranty available ## TPO Roofing — FAQ **What is a TPO roof and where is it used?** TPO is a heat-welded single-ply membrane used on commercial and modern flat residential roofs. Its reflective white surface is a 'cool roof' that cuts heat gain in the Arizona sun, and the welded seams make it highly water-tight on low-slope roofs. **How long does a TPO roof last in Arizona?** A properly installed TPO membrane typically lasts 20–30 years. Longevity depends heavily on the thickness — we spec a heavier mil for the desert UV — and on the seams being hot-air-welded rather than glued. **Is TPO or foam better for a flat roof?** Both are strong choices — TPO is a welded membrane with a crisp reflective surface, while foam is a seamless sprayed system that also insulates. The right pick depends on the deck, the drainage, and how the flat section ties into the rest of the roof. We give a straight recommendation. --- # Shingle Roofing · Roofing All Stars > GAF Timberline and Owens Corning Duration architectural shingles. Class-A fire-rated, AZ-heat tested. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/shingle ## How a shingle roofing job actually goes 1. Class-A fire-rated asphalt shingles 2. Wind warranty up to 130 mph (per system) 3. Ice & water shield in valleys and eaves 4. Synthetic underlayment, not felt 5. Pneumatic nail-pattern per manufacturer spec ## Shingle Roofing — FAQ **How long do asphalt shingles last in the Arizona heat?** In the Valley's UV and heat, architectural asphalt shingles typically last 18–25 years — shorter than in milder climates. We install high-temp underlayment and properly ventilated systems to get the most life out of them. **How much does a shingle roof cost?** A shingle re-roof on an average single-family home runs about $8,000–$15,000 installed, depending on size, slope, and deck condition. It comes with our 25-year workmanship warranty. --- # Metal Roofing · Roofing All Stars > Standing-seam and R-panel metal systems. 40-year paint warranties, Class-4 impact rating, fire-resistant. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/metal ## How a metal roofing job actually goes 1. 24-gauge standing-seam with concealed clips 2. Kynar 500 paint — 40-year color warranty 3. Class-4 impact rating (hail tolerant) 4. Snap-lock and mechanically-seamed panels 5. Reflective finishes cut attic temps 10–20°F ## Metal Roofing — FAQ **How much does a metal roof cost in Arizona?** Standing-seam metal runs about $12–$18 per square foot installed. It costs more up front than shingle, but it reflects heat well, sheds monsoon rain, and lasts decades — which is why it's popular on rural and horse properties. **Is a metal roof good for the Arizona sun?** Yes — reflective metal roofing handles intense UV and heat better than most systems, sheds wind-driven rain, and carries long material warranties. It's an excellent fit for the desert when the look suits the home. --- # Tile Roofing · Roofing All Stars > Concrete and clay tile — the Valley's signature roof. Boral, Eagle, Crown, and Redland systems, lifted-and-relayed when underlayment fails. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/tile ## How a tile roofing job actually goes 1. Lift-and-relay underlayment replacement 2. Concrete and clay tile from US manufacturers 3. Birdstop and weep screed installed correctly 4. Cracked-tile swap-out from inventory match 5. Hip and ridge mortared or foam-set per spec ## Tile Roofing — FAQ **Should I replace my tile roof or do a lift-and-relay?** If the tile is intact but the roof is leaking, the underlayment beneath it has usually failed — that's a lift-and-relay (remove tile, replace underlayment, reset the same tile), which runs about $7–$12 per square foot versus $13–$18 for full tile replacement. We'll tell you honestly which one your roof needs. **How long does a tile roof last in Arizona?** The tile itself can last 50+ years, but the underlayment beneath it typically lasts only 15–25 years in the desert sun. That gap is why so many Valley tile roofs need a relay long before the tile is ever worn out. --- # Flat Roofing · Roofing All Stars > Modified bitumen, TPO, PVC, and SPF foam — picked for the building, not the salesman. Built to actually drain. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/flat ## How a flat roofing job actually goes 1. Slope and drainage assessment first 2. Mod-bit, TPO, PVC, or SPF — matched to the building 3. Tapered insulation to create positive drainage 4. Scupper, drain, and edge-metal detail work 5. Walk-pad installations for rooftop access ## Flat Roofing — FAQ **What roofing works best on a flat or low-slope roof?** Flat and low-slope Arizona roofs are usually best served by SPF foam or a single-ply membrane (like TPO) rather than tile or shingle. The right choice depends on the deck, the drainage, and how the section ties into the rest of the roof. **Why does my flat roof keep ponding water?** Ponding usually means a drainage or slope issue, not just a coating problem. We diagnose the cause — clogged scuppers, settled deck, or failed tapered insulation — and fix the water path, not just the surface. --- # Roof Coating · Roofing All Stars > Silicone and elastomeric coatings for foam, TPO, and mod-bit. Add 10–15 years to a tired system without a tear-off. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/coating ## How a roof coating job actually goes 1. Pressure-wash and detail prep before coat 2. KM Coatings silicone for foam roofs 3. Acrylic and urethane systems for low-slope 4. Reflective finish drops cooling load 5. Warranty-extending recoat schedules ## Roof Coating — FAQ **What is a roof coating and which roofs need it?** A roof coating is an elastomeric or silicone layer applied over foam and flat roofs to reflect heat and seal the surface. On Arizona foam roofs it isn't optional maintenance — it's what keeps the roof alive, and it needs to be refreshed every 5–10 years. **How much does roof coating cost in Arizona?** Recoating a foam or flat roof typically runs about $1.50–$3.50 per square foot, depending on the system, the condition of the existing surface, and prep. It's far cheaper than a tear-off and extends the roof's life by years. **How often should a foam roof be recoated?** Every 5–10 years, depending on sun exposure and the previous coat. Staying on that schedule is the difference between a foam roof that lasts decades and one that fails early — we'll tell you where yours stands after a free inspection. --- # Emergency Roof Repair · Roofing All Stars > Monsoon hit, tile lifted, ceiling staining? Call us. We tarp, dry-in, and stop the damage before it spreads. **Service area:** Maricopa County, AZ (Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Queen Creek, Ahwatukee and more) **Warranty:** 25-year workmanship warranty on every install. **URL:** https://roofingallstars.com/en/services/emergency-repair ## How a emergency roof repair job actually goes 1. Same-day response across Maricopa County 2. Emergency tarp and dry-in to stop the leak 3. Documentation for insurance claim filing 4. Crew dispatched 7 days/week in monsoon season 5. Permanent repair scheduled before drywall opens up ## Emergency Roof Repair — FAQ **How fast can you respond to a roof emergency?** We offer same-day emergency response across Maricopa County, especially during monsoon season. Call 602-456-5955 — we tarp and stabilize to stop the water first, then schedule the permanent repair. **What should I do first when my roof is actively leaking?** Move valuables and put a bucket under the drip, then call us — don't climb onto a wet roof. We'll cover and seal the entry point the same day and document the damage for insurance if a claim is warranted. **Does an emergency tarp cost extra or count toward the repair?** We stabilize first and price the permanent fix transparently afterward. Emergency work is billed honestly, and the temporary protection is part of doing the job right — not an upsell. --- # Resources & guides ## How Long Does a Roof Last in Arizona? Tile vs Shingle vs Metal vs Foam _Desert heat and monsoon storms shorten roof life in the Valley — here's how long each material really lasts, and what actually fails first._ ### Why Arizona is hard on roofs Arizona roofs live under intense UV, summer heat well over 110°F, and violent monsoon microbursts. Those conditions age roofing materials faster than the mild climates the manufacturer warranties are written for. The surprise for most Valley homeowners is that the part that fails first usually isn't the tile or shingle you can see — it's the underlayment and flashing underneath, cooked dry by years of heat. ### Lifespan by material Concrete and clay tile: the tile itself can last 50 years or more, but the underlayment beneath it typically lasts only 15–25 years in the desert sun. That gap is why so many tile roofs need a lift-and-relay long before the tile is worn out. Asphalt shingle: architectural shingles last about 18–25 years here — shorter than in cooler climates — with high-temp underlayment and good ventilation making the difference. Metal (standing-seam): decades of service, often 40 years or more, with long paint warranties; it reflects heat and sheds monsoon rain well. Foam (SPF): a foam roof lasts effectively indefinitely as long as it's recoated every 5–10 years; skip the recoats and it fails early. ### What actually fails first On tile roofs, dried-out underlayment and cracked or slipped tiles cause most leaks — not the tile material. On shingle roofs, it's usually UV-degraded shingles and failed flashing at penetrations and valleys. The practical takeaway: get a roof inspected every 3–5 years, especially tile, so you catch underlayment failure before it becomes an interior leak. **FAQ** **What's the longest-lasting roof for Arizona?** Metal and well-maintained foam last the longest in service; tile lasts longest as a material but depends on periodic underlayment relays. The best choice depends on your home, budget, and HOA. **How often should an Arizona tile roof be inspected?** Every 3–5 years, and after any major monsoon storm. Tile hides underlayment failure, so a periodic inspection catches leaks before they reach the deck. --- ## Monsoon Roof Damage: What to Do After an Arizona Storm _Microbursts, hail, and wind-driven rain hit Valley roofs every summer. Here's the step-by-step after a storm — and how to handle insurance without getting burned._ ### The first 24 hours Once it's safe, look for the obvious from the ground: displaced or broken tiles, shingle debris in the yard, dented vents or flashing, and interior water stains. Don't climb onto a wet or damaged roof. If water is actively coming in, put a bucket under it, move valuables, and call a roofer for same-day tarping. Stopping the water is the priority; the permanent repair comes after. ### Document before you file Photograph everything you can safely see, and note the storm date. A roofer can produce adjuster-ready documentation — measurements, photos, and a written loss report in the format insurers expect. That documentation is what separates a smooth claim from a denied one. It also tells you honestly whether the damage is a repair, a claim, or both. ### Repair, claim, or both Not every storm calls for an insurance claim — sometimes a targeted repair is faster and cheaper than a deductible. A trustworthy roofer will tell you when a claim isn't warranted rather than pushing one. Watch out for storm-chaser crews that appear after every storm promising a 'free roof.' Work with a licensed, local contractor who'll still be here for the warranty. **FAQ** **Does insurance cover monsoon roof damage in Arizona?** Most homeowner policies cover sudden storm damage (wind, hail, microburst) but not gradual wear or neglected maintenance. Adjuster-ready documentation of the storm loss is key to an approved claim. **Should I file a claim for every roof leak?** No. If the repair costs less than your deductible or the damage is from wear rather than a storm, a direct repair is usually the better call. Get an honest inspection first. --- ## Repair or Replace? An Arizona Homeowner's Roof Guide _Not every leak means a new roof. Here's how to tell whether a repair, a tile lift-and-relay, or a full replacement is the honest call._ ### It's about the underlayment, not the surface The decision usually comes down to what's under the tile or shingle. If the surface material is largely intact and only the underlayment has dried out, a repair or relay is the right — and cheaper — fix. Widespread deck rot, structural sagging, or material that's brittle and failing across the whole roof points to replacement. ### When a tile lift-and-relay makes sense On tile roofs, a lift-and-relay removes the existing tile, replaces the failed underlayment, and resets the same tile — roughly $7–$12 per square foot versus $13–$18 for full tile replacement. It's the honest middle option when the tile is fine but the roof is leaking. Be wary of anyone who quotes a full replacement without checking whether a relay would do. ### Signs you're past repair Multiple active leaks in different areas, sagging rooflines, daylight through the deck, or a roof at the end of its material life are signs replacement is the smarter long-term spend. A free written inspection with photos should give you a clear, itemized recommendation — not a pressure pitch. **FAQ** **Is a tile lift-and-relay cheaper than a new roof?** Yes — a relay reuses your existing tile and replaces only the failed underlayment, typically $7–$12 per square foot versus $13–$18 for full tile replacement. **How do I get an honest repair-vs-replace opinion?** Get a free written inspection with photos from a licensed local roofer. A trustworthy contractor recommends the smaller fix when it's warranted, and documents why. --- ## Why Arizona Tile Roofs Fail at ~20 Years — Underlayment & Lift-and-Relay Explained _Your tile can last 50 years, but the felt underneath it doesn't. Here's the desert's most misunderstood roof problem — and the fix._ ### The tile is fine — the felt isn't Concrete and clay tile shrug off UV for decades. The waterproofing layer beneath it — the underlayment — is what actually keeps water out, and in Arizona's heat it dries, cracks, and fails in roughly 15–25 years. So a 20-year-old tile roof that's leaking usually doesn't need new tile. It needs new underlayment, with the original tile reset on top. ### How a lift-and-relay works Crews carefully remove and stack the existing tile, tear off the old underlayment, inspect and re-sheath any damaged deck, install new high-temp underlayment, and relay the same tile. The result is a watertight roof for another 20-plus years at a fraction of full-replacement cost — around $7–$12 per square foot. ### How to catch it early Because tile hides the failing felt, the warning signs are subtle: a stain on a ceiling, granular debris in gutters, or slipped tiles. A periodic inspection every 3–5 years catches it before the deck rots. If a contractor insists on full tile replacement without discussing a relay, get a second opinion. **FAQ** **How long does tile underlayment last in Arizona?** Typically 15–25 years in the desert sun, far less than the 50-plus year life of the tile itself. That gap is why relays are so common on Valley roofs. **Can you reuse my existing tile in a relay?** Yes — a lift-and-relay resets your original tile over new underlayment. We only replace tiles that are cracked or broken, matching the profile and color. --- ## What Drives Roofing Cost in Arizona _Roof size, slope, material, and deck condition set the price — here are real Valley cost ranges and what moves the number._ ### The big cost drivers Four things set a roof price: total square footage, roof pitch (steeper is slower and needs more safety), the material you choose, and the condition of the deck once the old roof is off. Hidden deck rot found during tear-off is the most common reason a quote changes — a reputable roofer flags the possibility up front rather than surprising you. ### Real cost ranges in the Valley Asphalt shingle re-roof: about $8,000–$15,000 on an average single-family home. Concrete or clay tile: about $15,000–$28,000. Standing-seam metal: $12–$18 per square foot. Foam (SPF): $5–$8 per square foot. Tile lift-and-relay: $7–$12 per square foot. These are Maricopa County ranges; your exact number depends on the specifics above and comes from a free on-site inspection. ### Financing and getting a fair quote Roof financing is available from about $99/mo over 60–120 months for qualified buyers, so a replacement doesn't have to be paid all at once. Get the estimate in writing, itemized, with the material and warranty spelled out. A free written quote you can compare beats a pressure pitch every time. **FAQ** **How much does a new roof cost in the Phoenix area?** Shingle runs about $8,000–$15,000 and tile about $15,000–$28,000 on an average home, depending on size, slope, and deck condition. A free inspection gives your exact number. **Do you offer roof financing?** Yes — financing is available from about $99/mo over 60–120 months for qualified buyers, with a soft credit pull. Ask for options with your free estimate.