Arizona Native Roofing

Experience

• Over 15 years in business providing roofing services in Arizona.
• Roofing staff have a minimum of 12 years of experience in the Arizona roofing industry.
• Extensive experience with both residential and commercial roofing, including walk decks and roof maintenance contracts.

Reputation

• Five‑star rated on major review platforms such as Yelp and Google.
• A large portion of business comes from repeat customers and referrals.
• Known for quality workmanship at competitive pricing and for leaving properties clean after work is completed.

Licensing and credentials

• In good standing with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors.
• ROC license number: ROC243830.
• Roofers are described as licensed, bonded and insured.

Warranties

Arizona Native Roofing provides generous roofing warranties on its work, including:

• Roof repairs
• Foam roofing
• Full tile roof replacements

Warranty lengths and specific terms vary by project and material; customers should contact the office for current warranty details for their particular job.

Service philosophy

• Focus on long‑term solutions, not "quickest fix" or "cheapest deal" approaches.
• Emphasis on high‑quality materials and workmanship.
• Willing to work flexible hours when needed to keep customers' homes protected.
• Values honesty, integrity and a handshake as a commitment to fixing the roof correctly.

• Tile roofing – installation, repair and full tile roof replacement, with an emphasis on durability and curb appeal.
• Asphalt shingle roofing – cost‑effective roof systems with a wide variety of shingle styles and colors.
• Metal roofs – energy‑efficient and durable systems suitable for long‑term performance.
• Flat and foam roofing – foam roofing systems and flat roofs for residential and commercial properties, designed to extend roof life.
• Elastomeric roof coatings – reflective, protective coatings that help extend roof life and improve energy efficiency in Arizona's climate.
• Walk decks – construction and waterproofing of walk decks to protect living spaces below.

Core services

• Roof inspections and preventative care
• Thorough inspections to identify leaks, damage or aging materials.
• Preventative maintenance to extend the life of the roofing system.
• Residential roof repairs
• Leak investigation and repair.
• Repair of cracked, broken or missing shingles and tiles.
• Localized repairs to underlayment and flashing where needed.
• Commercial roofing services
• Repairs and maintenance tailored to business needs, with attention to minimizing downtime.
• Roofing solutions designed for Arizona's heat, storms and other local conditions.
• Roof replacement
• Removal of old roofing materials.
• Installation of new, high‑performance roofing systems using quality materials.
• New roof installations
• Complete roofing systems for new structures or major remodels, designed for long‑term performance.
• Skylight services
• Skylight installation and repair integrated with the roofing system.
• Roof coatings and waterproofing
• Foam roofing for added insulation and energy efficiency.
• Elastomeric and other coatings that protect against UV, heat and rain.
• Walk deck waterproofing to protect patios and terraces from leaks.

Service areas

Residential and commercial roofing services are offered across the Valley of the Sun, including:

• Phoenix
• Scottsdale
• Tempe
• Ahwatukee
• Glendale
• Peoria
• Cave Creek
• Fountain Hills
• Lakeside and surrounding communities

For current availability or to confirm service in a specific neighborhood or city, customers should call the office.

How often should a shingle roof be inspected?

• Shingle roofs should be inspected once a year to catch leaks or other damage early and avoid extensive water damage.

How often should a cement tile roof be inspected?

• Cement tile roofs are popular in Phoenix and should also have annual inspections, starting when the roof is about five years old.
• Roofs in areas with many trees or birds may need more frequent checks because debris can accumulate.

When should I start routine maintenance on a new roof?

• In most cases, yearly inspections and maintenance begin when the roof is five years old.

Signs a roof needs maintenance or repair

What are common signs that my roof needs attention before the yearly inspection?

• Shifted or missing tiles or shingles.
• Bent roof jacks.
• Visible damage, leaks or water stains inside the home.

Watching for these signs between inspections can help prevent small problems from becoming major issues.

When repair vs. replacement may be needed

What are signs that it may be time to replace a shingle roof?

• Shingles becoming dry and brittle.
• Increased amounts of granules appearing on the ground or on the roof surface.
• Discoloration in the shingles.
• Curling shingles.

What are common issues with cement tile roofs?

• Cracked or broken tiles that expose the underlayment, causing it to dry out and crack.
• Debris buildup that impedes water flow, leading to water accumulation or backup and potential leaks.

How often do elastomeric roofs need recoating?

• Elastomeric roofs typically need to be recoated every 5 to 10 years, depending on the thickness of the existing coating.

Do all leaks mean I need a new roof?

• Not necessarily. Many roof leaks are minor and can be addressed with roof repair.
• Leaks may be caused by cracks or issues around skylights, chimneys, vents or flashings, which can often be repaired without a full replacement.

Common repair issues

What are the most common problems for shingle roofs?

• Shingles can wear down or curl over time, allowing water to penetrate.
• The most common problem is leaking, which is typically remedied by resealing shingles and patching cracks.

What are the most common problems for cement tile roofs?

• Cracked or broken tiles exposing underlayment.
• Debris accumulation that blocks proper drainage and can cause leaks.

Pricing

What are average prices for common roof repairs?

• Prices vary widely depending on the type and extent of roof repair needed.
• Costs can increase if water damage has been present for some time and rotted wood or other materials must be replaced.
• Customers should contact Arizona Native Roofing directly for a current estimate based on their specific roof.

For questions, estimates or to schedule a roofing visit, customers are invited to call or email during office hours.

Office hours

• Monday–Friday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Saturday–Sunday: Closed

Office hours apply to the main office; field work may be scheduled outside these times as needed.

Locations

Peoria / Phoenix metro office

• Address: 24008 N. 104th Avenue, Peoria, AZ 85383
• Phone: 602-348-6559

This office serves the greater Phoenix metropolitan area, including:

• Phoenix
• Scottsdale
• Tempe
• Ahwatukee
• Glendale
• Peoria
• Cave Creek
• Fountain Hills

Scottsdale office

• Address: 5901 E Thunderbird Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
• Phone: 480-383-9778

This location focuses on residential and commercial roofing services in and around Scottsdale.

Lakeside office

• Address: 2595 Oakleaf Drive, Lakeside, AZ 85929
• Phone: 928-242-2521

This office serves customers in Lakeside and surrounding areas.

• Help maintain the integrity and usefulness of commercial roofs.
• Reduce the risk of leaks, cracks, holes and exposed seams caused by:
• Biological growth such as algae or mold
• Weather events including rain, snow, hail and wind
• Debris buildup or other damage
• Protect interior assets such as equipment, paperwork and furnishings by keeping the roof watertight.

Typical steps in a maintenance program

1. Initial assessment

• Identify what materials the roof is made from and any structural challenges.
• Review applicable warranties, noting manufacturers and model numbers for key components.

2. Regular inspections

• Seasonal inspections (commonly spring and fall) to prepare for hot and cold weather.
• Identification of early signs of wear or damage so preventative repairs can be made.

3. Preventative repairs and care

• Address minor issues before they become major leaks or structural problems.
• Maintain components such as gutters and drainage systems, including protective coatings where appropriate.
• Recommend replacement of incompatible or failing materials when needed.

4. Documentation

• Written inspection reports that can be referenced if significant damage occurs or components must be replaced.

Who contracts are designed for

• Commercial buildings of many types across Arizona.
• Apartment complex owners and site managers, who can incorporate roof maintenance into regular property‑management duties.

Service areas for maintenance contracts

Roof maintenance contracts are available in:

• Phoenix
• Peoria
• Glendale
• Sun City
• Scottsdale
• Paradise Valley
• Surrounding cities in the region

To discuss a maintenance program or request a contract proposal, customers are encouraged to call the office at 602-348-6559.

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