Roofing Services Serving Phoenix, AZ

Based in El Mirage, we design, permit, and build accessory dwelling units for homeowners throughout Phoenix, AZ and the surrounding Arizona area.

Why Phoenix, AZ Homeowners Choose Us

Roof replacement that shows on day one — clean lines, consistent materials, and a finished look that reads 'well-maintained' from the street
Material options matched to El Mirage's desert climate, including tile and metal that hold their appearance decade after decade under intense Arizona sun
Complete tear-off and decking inspection included — no shortcuts that come back to haunt you at a pre-sale home inspection
Arizona ROC-licensed installation means your replacement is code-compliant and documented, which matters when a buyer's inspector shows up
Straightforward project timelines — most residential roof replacements in the El Mirage area wrap in a few days, not weeks

El Mirage has its own Building Safety department that oversees residential permits and inspections — a permit is required for most construction work and alterations to existing structures, which generally includes roof replacement projects
Arizona does not have a single statewide residential building code; El Mirage adopts and enforces its own code based on International Residential Code (IRC) model standards, potentially with local amendments — the specific edition and any local changes are worth confirming directly with the El Mirage Building Safety department before work begins
In most Phoenix-area and Maricopa County jurisdictions, a permit is typically required for full roof replacements; re-roofing that covers more than roughly 25% of the total roof area also commonly requires a permit — confirm the current El Mirage threshold before your project starts
All roofing contractors performing work valued above $1,000 in Arizona must hold an active license through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) — you can verify any contractor's license status at the ROC website before signing a contract
Permit requirements and code editions change over time; call the El Mirage Building Safety office or visit elmirageaz.gov to confirm what's required for your specific project scope and materials

Rules like these vary by lot and change often — the fastest way to know what applies to your property is to ask.