Roofing in Tempe
Older and denser than the suburbs around it, with a housing mix that shows it. More flat roofing, more shingle, and more roofs that have been put off.
What we see here
Tempe roofs, specifically.
A lot of 1950s–70s construction, much of it low-slope or flat, and a substantial share of rental property. Less uniform than the newer East Valley cities, so the roof varies street to street.
Flat roofs that have missed a recoat, and shingle that has outlived its realistic Valley service life rather than its printed warranty. On rentals the common thread is deferral. A small repair left long enough to become a replacement.
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Foam & flat roofing
Sprayed polyurethane foam for flat and low-slope roofs. A maintained system you recoat on schedule, not one you install...
Learn more →Roof repair
A straight answer on whether your roof needs a repair or a replacement, what a repair actually covers, and what it does...
Learn more →Worth knowing
Tempe in particular.
If you own rental property here, a written condition report is worth having before a tenant reports a leak. It turns an emergency into a scheduled job.
We cover Tempe as part of the wider Valley. See all the areas we serve, or start with a free inspection and a written report you keep.
Free inspection
Find out what you're actually dealing with.
Photos, a written condition report, and how many years you've realistically got left. Yours to keep.