Roof Replacement in Phoenix

At Payne Roofing, we install and replace all types of Arizona roofs, including asphalt shingles, pitched and sloped roofs, flat roofs, tile roofs, polyurethane spray foam and elastomeric coatings. No project is too big or too small.

If your property needs a re-roof, you can count on our experienced team. We focus on adding long-term value, enjoyment and protection to your property, with a diligent work ethic and quality materials. Your complete, long-term satisfaction is our highest priority.

Every roof eventually needs to be replaced. Age is the first thing to consider, but condition matters just as much. A roof that was poorly installed or not maintained can fail early, while a well-cared-for roof can outlast expectations. Watch for:

• Roof leaks that return or appear in new places
• Curling, buckling, cracked or missing shingles
• Granules collecting in gutters or bare spots on shingles
• Widespread cracked or slipped tiles, or tile underlayment that is brittle and failing
• Foam that is exposed, eroded or damaged because the coating has worn away
• Daylight visible through the roof deck in the attic
• Sagging areas, rotting fascia or water-damaged wood

As a general guide, asphalt shingle roofs often last around 20 to 30 years in the Arizona sun. Tile itself can last 50 years or more, but the underlayment beneath it often needs attention around 20 to 30 years. Not sure where your roof stands? A roof inspection will tell you.

We will not push you toward a new roof you do not need. For a relatively young roof with a few damaged areas, repairs and ongoing maintenance are usually the best choice. For an older roof with extensive damage, replacement is often more cost-effective over the long term than repeated repairs. We consider the roof's age, the material, the extent of the damage and your plans for the home, then give you an honest recommendation.

Asphalt shingles

Lightweight and versatile, available in 3-tab and architectural styles and many colors. We install shingle lines such as Owens Corning Oakridge and CertainTeed.

Concrete and clay tile

Tile is a Valley favorite for its curb appeal and durability. When the tiles are still sound, a re-felt is often the right approach: we remove the tiles, replace the worn underlayment and reinstall the tiles, replacing any broken pieces.

Spray polyurethane foam

A seamless, lightweight roof for flat and low-slope roofs that conforms to irregular shapes. It is protected by a coating that needs periodic recoating, typically every 5 to 10 years depending on the coating.

Flat roof systems and coatings

Low-slope roofs require watertight systems and good drainage. Elastomeric and other reflective coatings help protect the surface and lower heat gain.

Compare options on our roof types page.

1. Inspection and estimate. We inspect the roof, discuss your goals and provide a detailed estimate. We'd love to build you a quote, and a roof.
2. Planning and material selection. We help you choose materials and colors, account for HOA requirements and schedule the work.
3. Protecting your property. We prepare the site to protect landscaping, walkways and the home.
4. Tear-off and deck review. We remove old roofing as the job requires and check the roof deck, addressing damaged wood if needed.
5. Installation. We install underlayment, flashing, ventilation components and the new roofing to a high standard.
6. Daily and final cleanup. Our crews clean up every day and do a thorough final sweep for nails and debris.
7. Final walkthrough. We review the finished roof with you and go over your warranty.

A new roof is more than the material you see from the street. Much of a roof's long-term performance depends on components underneath and around it:

• Underlayment – The waterproofing layer beneath tile and shingles. Quality underlayment, properly lapped, is critical in Arizona heat.
• Flashing – Metal that seals the joints at walls, chimneys, skylights, vents and valleys, where most leaks begin.
• Ventilation – Proper attic airflow helps release trapped heat, which can reduce strain on your air conditioning and help roofing materials last.
• Roof deck – Damaged or deteriorated wood should be addressed before new roofing goes on.

We pay close attention to all of these during a replacement, because a roof is only as good as its weakest detail.

Many Valley communities have HOA rules about roofing materials and colors. Check with your HOA early, as approval can take time. We can help you understand what information is typically needed.

Weather also matters. Extreme summer heat affects working conditions and some materials, and monsoon storms can interrupt work from mid-June through September. Planning ahead gives you more flexibility, and replacing an aging roof before monsoon season can prevent storm-related leaks.

Every complete re-roof offers 10, 15 or 20-year warranty options on our workmanship. Roofing materials may also carry separate manufacturer warranties. We will explain how they work for the products you choose. All work is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

A new roof is a major investment, so we offer flexible financing options. Ask about financing when you request your estimate, and we will explain the options available for your project.

If you are buying or selling a home and the inspection flags the roof, we can evaluate it and give you a clear recommendation and estimate, whether that is targeted repairs, a re-felt or a full replacement. Let us know the project is for a real estate transaction so we can plan around closing dates and other deadlines. Call 480-988-9250 or request an estimate online.