Tile, shingle, foam and metal, and the storm work in between. If there's a stain on your ceiling right now, skip ahead to storm damage below.
What's over your head
Arizona is hard on roofs in ways most of the country never sees. 115° deck temperatures, UV year-round, then eight weeks of monsoon. Each material fails differently here. We install all four, so we've got no reason to sell you the wrong one.
Concrete and clay. The Valley's default. The tile outlives everybody; it's the underlayment beneath it that fails, and that's the part most crews cheap out on.
Architectural asphalt. Lowest cost up front and perfectly good here. As long as the attic actually breathes. Bad ventilation cooks a shingle roof from underneath.
Sprayed polyurethane with an elastomeric coat. It's a maintained system, not a set-and-forget one. Recoat on schedule and it lasts indefinitely. Skip it and you're re-roofing.
Standing seam. Most expensive per square, cheapest per year, and the only thing we'll put on a low-slope addition without hesitating. Reflects heat instead of holding it.
The whole roof
A roof is more than what's on top of it. The leaks we chase are almost always at the edges and the openings, so those are part of every job.
The actual decision
Most calls we get aren't "replace my roof". They're "there's a stain on my ceiling, what does that mean." Here's how we tell you the truth about which one it is.
The deck underneath is sound and the failure is local. A cracked tile, a split flashing, one bad seam. Most leaks are this, not a whole-roof problem.
You're past the material's service life, or you're paying for the same repair in a new spot every year. At some point patching costs more than the roof.
Storm damage & insurance claims
Most homeowners lose the claim in the first hour, by describing damage they can't see to someone who won't climb up to look. We document it properly, we're there when the adjuster is, and we don't start work until it's settled.
We get on the roof, photograph everything, and show you what we found, even if the answer is "you've got five years left, call us then."
An itemized proposal with materials specified by name. You'll know what underlayment we're using and why.
Our crew, a dumpster on site, magnets over the yard at the end of every day. You get a start date and we keep it.
We walk it with you, hand over your warranty terms in writing, and register the manufacturer coverage in your name.
What the neighbors say
Straight from Google, where we can't edit them.
“I had a phenomenal experience with Local Boys Contracting throughout my roof replacement process! … I highly recommend Local Boys Contracting to anyone needing a roof replacement.”
All roofing services
Full tear-off and rebuild, and a straight answer about whether you need one yet.
Learn more →What is genuinely fixable, what is not, and what a repair does to your warranty.
Learn more →What to do in the first 24 hours, and how the adjuster process actually runs.
Learn more →Photos, a written condition report, and the years you realistically have left.
Learn more →What it consists of by roof type, and when it stops being worth it.
Learn more →The tile outlives everybody. The underlayment beneath it is what fails.
Learn more →Lowest cost up front, and the ventilation call that decides how long it lasts.
Learn more →A maintained system, not a set-and-forget one. Recoat on schedule.
Learn more →Most expensive per square, cheapest per year, and when it is the wrong call.
Learn more →Free inspection
Photos, a written condition report, and how many years you've realistically got left. Yours to keep.
Call or text us now, or answer a few quick questions and we'll call you to set up a free inspection.
Calls are answered 8am to 5pm, seven days a week. Outside those hours, text or email and we will pick it up first thing.
Opens your messages app. Tell us the address and what the roof is doing, and a photo if you have one.
We'll call to set up your free inspection, usually the same day. The price comes after it, in writing, with photos of what we found.
If water is coming in right now, call us instead: (602) 783-4870.
We will be in touch. If it is urgent and water is coming in, call (602) 783-4870 rather than waiting on a reply.
