East Valley, Arizona · Owner-led · ROC #325377
I'm Andy Johnson, owner of White Leaf Roofing. When something goes wrong with your roof, the last thing you need is a salesman pushing a full replacement before you even understand the problem. I inspect every roof myself, free, and I fix what actually needs fixing. Nothing more.
Serving Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Sun Lakes, Gold Canyon and Mesa.
What we fix
Water stains on the ceiling, drips during monsoon rain, damp spots in the attic. I find the real source, not just where the water shows up, and fix it before it spreads.
Active leaks go first in line Leaking right now?Cracked, slipped or wind-lifted tiles leave the underlayment exposed to sun and rain. Usually a straightforward fix, and I'll check the surrounding field while I'm up there.
Often a same-week repair Tile roof servicesArizona tiles last decades. The felt underneath doesn't. When underlayment fails at 15 to 20 years, leaks follow. If it's isolated we patch it; if it's widespread I'll show you.
The East Valley's #1 roof problem Underlayment replacementChimneys, vents, skylights and valleys are where most "mystery leaks" live. Cracked or badly installed flashing lets water in at the seams. Small fix, big damage prevented.
Common source of ceiling stains Get it looked at freeOur summers cook roofing material. Shingles curl and crack, sealants dry out, exposed felt turns brittle. I'll tell you honestly what's cosmetic and what's a real problem.
Free honest assessment Request an inspectionHaboobs and monsoon winds lift tiles, drive debris into the roof and clog drainage. After a storm, a walk-around inspection catches damage you can't see from the ground.
Fast response · Insurance help Emergency roof repairStraight answers on price
Every roof gets bid individually, because every roof is different. But you deserve real numbers before anyone climbs a ladder: most East Valley roof repairs land between $500 and $3,500. Smaller repairs, like a cracked pipe boot, a bit of flashing, or a few broken tiles, usually run $500 to $1,200. Larger repairs that cover more area or more layers run $1,200 to $3,500. Once the damage climbs past about $3,500, a replacement usually makes more sense, and if that's the case I'll show you exactly why on your own roof, with photos.
Here's the part that surprises people: repairs are not a consolation prize for me. If a repair fixes your roof safely, a repair is what I'll recommend. Many of my replacement customers started as repair calls years earlier. That's how it should work. If you're weighing the decision, read my honest take on repair vs. replace, or see the Arizona roof cost guide for real numbers.
And because roofers get asked constantly: yes, I'm almost always able to beat the big companies' bids. My crew is lean and hand-picked, and there's no sales team to pay for.
How a repair works
480-363-2898 reaches me directly, no call center. A photo of the problem is a great head start.
I walk the roof myself and find the actual source of the problem, which is often not where the stain is.
You'll know what needs fixing now, what can wait, and what to plan for. In plain language, with a fair bid.
My crew repairs it with materials built for Arizona heat, cleans up, and does what we said we'd do.
Repair customers talking
"We called around to about 10 different places in the East Valley. They were all 2 to 3 times more expensive than White Leaf and were going to take a few weeks. White Leaf came out the next day and charged less!"
Andee Waldie Roof repair customer"He explained that our roof, being fifteen years old, seemed in pretty good shape and would need new underlayment in the next five years. He did a small repair on a loose tile. We liked his honesty and attention to detail."
Roger Edwards Told his roof was fine"Andy was the only one who diagnosed my roof correctly. He was the most thorough, gave us the most choices, and he was extremely reasonable. It's been an excellent experience working with Andy."
Joanna Coles Chandler, AZ · video reviewWhere I repair roofs
Roof repair questions
Most repairs run $500 to $3,500 depending on the damage. Past about $3,500 a replacement usually makes more sense, and I'll walk you through exactly why. Every job is bid individually and the inspection is free.
Active leaks and storm damage go to the front of the line, often same or next day. If the roof is wet and unsafe to walk, I'll assess what I can right away and come back the moment it dries, before the next round of rain.
Depends on the roof's age, the extent of the damage, and whether the problem is isolated or widespread. If a repair fixes it safely, that's what I recommend. If replacement genuinely makes more sense long term, I'll explain why in plain language. My full thinking is on the repair or replace page.
Yes. Wind-lifted tiles, cracked flashing and torn underlayment often show no sign inside the house until the next storm. A free walk-around inspection after storm season catches that damage before it turns into ceiling stains.
No. Repairs come first. Many of my replacement projects started as a repair call years earlier, because I fixed what needed fixing and left it at that. If your roof is fine, I'll tell you it's fine.
Yes. I show up personally, walk the roof, and talk you through what I find. No cost, no obligation, no pressure.
Free inspection · East Valley, AZ · ROC #325377
Call or text me a photo of the problem. I'll give you an honest read, usually the same day, and a fair bid to fix exactly what's wrong.
White Leaf Roofing · 3210 S. Gilbert Rd Ste. 1, Chandler, AZ 85286