Roof replacement · Mesa, AZ · ROC #325377
A lot of East Mesa went up in the 1990s and 2000s, and those tile roofs are reaching the age where the felt underneath gives out. I'm Andy Johnson, owner of White Leaf Roofing. Before I sell you a full new roof, I'll check whether re-felting and relaying your own tiles does the job. Either way, most homes take 4 to 5 days. No salesmen, no pressure, ever.
Free inspection by Andy personally. Financing available. Licensed, bonded and insured.
The East Mesa story
Drive through Las Sendas or Mountain Bridge and the rooflines look great. That's the trick of concrete tile: the tiles are armor, and they can outlast several underlayments. The felt beneath them is the actual waterproofing, and on the homes built in the 1990s and 2000s it's hitting the end of its useful life right about now.
That's why "tile roof replacement" in Mesa often shouldn't mean new tiles at all. If yours are healthy, we lift them, install new underlayment, and relay the same tiles. It's called a tile underlayment replacement, or re-felt and relay, and it's the most common job I do on this side of the Valley. You keep the tile you already paid for and skip the cost of new material.
If a storm is what finished the roof off, I'll document the damage and help with the insurance claim. And if you're not sure the roof is done at all, start with a free Mesa roof inspection and I'll tell you straight.
Material options
If your tiles are in good shape, we reuse them over brand new underlayment. If they're brittle or discontinued, I'll say so and price a full tile roof replacement honestly. Two very different bids, and you'll know which one your roof actually needs.
Existing tiles often reusableThe budget-friendly workhorse for a re-roof. Modern architectural shingles handle Arizona sun better than the old stuff, and a shingle roof typically serves 15 to 20 years before it's due again.
Most affordable up frontFor Mesa's flat and low-slope roofs, spray foam with the right coating schedule insulates, seals, and plays nicely with solar. I'll tell you straight whether yours needs a recoat or a redo.
Honest recoat-or-replace adviceThe underlayment is where a new roof cost in Mesa is really decided, so with every bid I bring real underlayment samples and you hold the options in your hands. You choose the price and quality point. I only put materials on your house that I'd put on my own.
What to expect
I drive over from Chandler, walk the roof myself, and bid it honestly with material samples in hand.
We pick materials and timing around your needs and the weather. Financing is available if you want it.
Landscaping covered, driveway protected, and the site cleaned up at the end of every single day.
Most Mesa homes take 4 to 5 days. I'm on site and a text away the whole way through.
Replacement customers talking
"No nickel and diming with extra costs. In fact, there was a lot of unexpected wood damage that Andy took care of with no extra cost. Unbelievable!! Always on time, cleaned up after every day's work and straight up honest with us."
Patrick Calalang Full roof replacement"I have been a general contractor for 45 years. Andy and his crew are one of THE BEST subs I have worked with in my career. This is a 10 star company all the way."
James Barret General contractor, 45 years"I can't recommend them highly enough. I've recommended them to dozens of friends and neighbors, and those who contacted White Leaf are always amazed at the great job that they do."
Kendall Green Mesa, AZ · video reviewMesa replacement questions
Most Mesa homes take 4 to 5 days depending on the size and complexity of the roof. My crew starts on time, protects your landscaping and driveway, and cleans up at the end of every day, not just at the end of the job.
In many cases, yes. If your tiles are healthy, we lift them, replace the failed underlayment beneath, and relay the same tiles. On the 1990s and 2000s tile roofs around Las Sendas, Mountain Bridge and northeast Mesa, that re-felt and relay is usually the honest recommendation, and it costs far less than a full new roof.
It depends on the roof size, the material, and the underlayment you choose, so every job gets a free individual bid. I bring real underlayment samples so you pick the price and quality point yourself, and my lean crew means I'm almost always able to beat the big companies' bids.
Check the ROC license first; mine is #325377 and you can verify it yourself on the Arizona ROC contractor search. Then ask who actually inspects the roof and writes the bid. At White Leaf that's me, the owner, not a commissioned salesman, and 90% of my work comes from referrals.
Yes, third-party financing is available if you'd rather spread the cost out. I'll go over the options with you at the estimate with zero pressure either way.
Want real numbers first? Read the Arizona roof replacement cost guide. Not sure you need a replacement at all? Start with a free Mesa roof inspection or see what a Mesa roof repair can handle. More about your side of town on the Mesa roofing page, or request a callback and I'll reach out.
Free inspection · Free bid · ROC #325377
Call or text me. I'll inspect the roof myself, bring real material samples, and tell you honestly whether you need a full replacement or just new felt under your own tiles.
White Leaf Roofing · 3210 S. Gilbert Rd Ste. 1, Chandler, AZ 85286