Contact Us About Your Roof in Tempe, AZ

Contact Form

The form suits anyone who would rather write than call. Give us your name, the best phone number or email, and the street address or ZIP code of the home. A line or two about the roof helps as well: what it's made of, roughly how old it is, and what made you start looking into a new one.

If you ask to be connected, your details go to one independent local roofer who covers your part of the Valley. That roofer gets in touch to arrange a visit, looks at the roof and puts any price in writing. We never come out ourselves, give quotes, sign contracts or deal with insurance companies.

• What's on top. Concrete tile, asphalt shingle and flat roofs with a foam coating are all common in the Valley. Naming yours helps the roofer plan the visit.
• Wind or dust damage. If a monsoon gust or a dust storm shifted tiles or lifted shingles, tell us roughly when it happened.
• Signs of water. A ceiling stain, a drip during a summer storm or a damp patch in the attic is worth a sentence.
• Historic status. Homes on the Tempe Historic Property Register or in a district such as Roosevelt Addition or Borden Homes need Historic Preservation Office review for exterior changes, so mention it if yours is one.

Requests are accepted from homes in Tempe and in Phoenix, AZ, Mesa, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Chandler, AZ and the Town of Gilbert, AZ. If you can't tell whether your street is included, the service areas page has a quick town check.

One request we make of every homeowner: before you sign with any roofer, look the business up on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) Contractor Search or call the ROC at (602) 542-1525. A home re-roof falls under an R-42 or CR-42 license. That check only takes a few minutes, and it's yours to make.

Ready to move past questions? The estimate request page sends your details straight to a roofer, and How It Works explains each step.

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