Roofing questions, answered straight

Most roof repairs run $500 to $3,500 depending on the damage. Once the damage climbs past about $3,500, a full replacement usually makes more sense, and I'll walk you through exactly why. Every job gets a free inspection and an individual bid, so you'll know your number before any work starts.

Every roof is bid individually because size, material and underlayment choice change the number a lot. I bring real material samples so you can pick the price and quality point that fits. On many tile roofs, replacing just the underlayment and relaying your existing tiles costs far less than a full new roof. The inspection and the bid are both free.

Yes. I show up personally, walk the roof myself, and talk you through what I find in plain English. No cost, no obligation, no pressure. Sometimes the honest answer is that your roof is fine for a few more years. Here's exactly what the free inspection covers.

No, and here's why you can believe that: I don't employ commissioned salesmen, so nobody at White Leaf gets paid more if you replace instead of repair. I've told plenty of homeowners their roof is fine, including a customer whose fifteen-year-old roof I said had about five good years left in it. 90% of my work comes from referrals, and honest answers are where referrals come from. See how I decide repair vs. replace.

Yes. White Leaf Roofing is licensed, bonded and insured, Arizona ROC #325377. You can verify it yourself on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website, and I encourage you to check any contractor you're considering, including me.

Insurance does not cover repairs or replacement due to age. There can be coverage for storm damage like wind or hail. If your roof took storm damage, I'll give you an honest read on whether a claim is warranted and help you through the process if it is.

Get the roof looked at, even if nothing is leaking yet. Monsoon wind lifts tiles and drives debris into valleys and flashing, and the damage often doesn't show up inside until weeks later. I do free post-storm inspections with an honest damage report, and I'll help with the insurance claim if the damage warrants one.

Yes, we have third-party financing available for those who qualify. Rates and payment options vary based on the individual's credit. Ask me about it during your estimate and I'll lay out the options.

We can help. We work with a solar contractor who removes the panels before we start and reinstalls them when the roofing work is done. We take care of the details from start to finish.