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Here's the full list of roofing work we handle, from a single repair to a complete tear-off.

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Everything we take on

Every job below is one we do ourselves across Chaparral.

Roof Replacement

We strip the roof down to the decking and replace any OSB or plywood that's gone soft before anything new goes on. New underlayment, flashing and ridge vent go in as one system, not patched together from whatever's left of the old roof. Most residential tear-offs take two to four days depending on roof size and whether the decking needs work.

Roof Leak Repair

A stain on your ceiling almost never sits directly under the hole, water travels along the decking before it drips through. We trace it back to the actual entry point, usually flashing around a chimney, vent pipe or valley, and fix that instead of just sealing where the drip shows up inside. Sometimes that means pulling a section of shingles back, not just caulking from the attic.

Shingle Roof Installation

We install architectural shingles with the nailing pattern the manufacturer actually specifies, which matters more than people think when wind gusts come through the valley. Starter strip, drip edge and ridge cap all go in correctly, not skipped to save an hour. Three-tab shingles are cheaper but don't hold up as well out here, and we'll tell you that up front.

Flat Roof Repair

Flat and low-slope roofs on additions and older homes in this area are usually TPO, modified bitumen or an old tar and gravel system. We check parapet wall flashing and drain areas first, since that's where ponding water finds a way through a membrane. Small punctures get patched, but a membrane failing in multiple spots usually needs a full recover instead of another patch.

Metal Roofing Installation

Standing seam metal reflects summer heat better than shingles, which matters when attic temps climb past 140 degrees out here. We use concealed clips instead of exposed fasteners where the budget allows, since exposed screws are the first thing to leak as the gasket ages. Panel lengths get cut to fit the roof, so there are fewer seams for water to find.

Roof Inspections

We walk the roof, not just look at it from the ladder, checking for granule loss, lifted shingles, soft decking and flashing that's pulled away. You get a written report with photos, useful if you're selling a house or dealing with an insurance claim. Twenty minutes on the roof can catch a problem years before it becomes a ceiling stain.

Gutter Installation & Repair

Gutters take a beating during monsoon season when an inch of rain can fall in under an hour. We set the pitch so water actually runs to the downspout instead of sitting and rusting out the seams, and we check the fascia behind the gutter for rot while we're up there. Clogged gutters are one of the most common reasons we get called out for a leak that isn't really a roof problem at all.

Hail Damage Roof Repair

Hail bruises asphalt shingles even when it doesn't punch through, knocking granules loose and leaving soft spots that fail months later. We document the damage with photos an insurance adjuster can actually use, not just a verbal description. If the roof is salvageable we repair the affected slopes, if the damage is spread across the whole roof we'll say so instead of running up a bigger bill.

Roof Coating & Sealing

Elastomeric coatings on a flat or low-slope roof reflect UV instead of absorbing it, which can add years to a membrane that's otherwise sound. We clean and prime the surface first, since coating over dirt or old ponding stains just means it peels early. It's a cheaper option than a full recover if the membrane underneath still has life in it.

Commercial Roofing

Flat commercial roofs take a different kind of abuse, foot traffic from HVAC techs, drains that clog with debris, membrane seams that see more stress than a residential roof ever does. We work with TPO and modified bitumen systems and schedule around your business hours where we can. A leak over a retail floor or a server room doesn't wait, so we treat commercial calls as the priority they are.

How It Works

Four steps, and no surprises in any of them.

01

We come and look

You tell us what you want doing, we look at what is actually there, and we ask the awkward questions early.

02

You get a price

In writing, itemised, free. If something might add cost later we flag it now rather than at the end.

03

We do the work

Same crew throughout. We cover your floors, keep the dust down and tidy up before we leave each day.

04

We walk it with you

You point out anything you are not happy with and we fix it before the invoice, not after.

Where We Work

All of this, across Chaparral, NM

Roofing service covers Chaparral and towns within about 50 miles.

Chaparral, NM
El Paso, NM
Las Cruces, NM
Socorro, NM
San Elizario, NM
Horizon City, NM
Anthony, NM
Sunland Park, NM
Canutillo, NM
Santa Teresa, NM
Mesquite, NM
Common Questions

Things worth asking

Questions that come up once a roofing project is underway.

Do I need a permit for a roof replacement?
Most full roof replacements and reroofs require a building permit, which covers inspection of decking, flashing and ventilation to current code. Permit requirements are typically handled as part of the roofing contract rather than left for the homeowner to sort out separately.
How long does a roof replacement take?
A standard residential asphalt shingle replacement usually takes two to four days depending on roof size, pitch and whether rotten decking needs to be replaced. Flat roof and metal roof installations can take longer because of membrane seaming or panel cutting.
Can roofing work be done within a specific budget?
Options are laid out by material tier, architectural shingles, metal panels, or a flat roof membrane with a coating, so the scope can be adjusted to fit a budget without cutting corners on decking repair or flashing.
Do you guarantee the roofing work?
Workmanship is covered by a warranty for a set period after completion, separate from the manufacturer's warranty on shingles, underlayment or metal panels. Details are spelled out in the written quote before the job starts.
Who do I deal with day to day during the project?
A single point of contact from the crew handles questions during the job, so there's no need to track down whoever happens to be on the roof that day. Daily progress and any decking issues found are communicated directly rather than left for a final walkthrough.
What roofing materials are typically used?
Architectural asphalt shingles, standing seam metal panels, and TPO or modified bitumen membranes for flat roofs are the main materials used, chosen for performance in high UV and heavy monsoon rain. Underlayment is synthetic or high-temperature rated rather than standard felt, which degrades faster in this climate.
Can I stay in my house during a roof replacement?
Most homeowners stay in the house during a roof tear-off and replacement, though it's noisy and vehicles are best moved away from the work area. Interior rooms directly under an open section of decking should be cleared in case of dust or debris falling through gaps.
What should I do to prepare before roofing work starts?
Vehicles should be moved out of the driveway and garage, and fragile items on walls or shelves inside should be set flat during the tear-off since the hammering causes vibration throughout the house. Pets are usually better off somewhere calmer than the yard that day.
What happens if rotten decking or other damage is found once the roof is opened up?
Rotten decking, damaged rafters or old flashing found once the roof is opened up gets shown to the homeowner before replacement, with the added cost explained and approved first. This is the most common mid-project surprise on older roofs, especially where a leak has been going on undetected for a while.
How should a new roof be maintained?
A new roof should get a visual check twice a year, after monsoon season and before summer heat peaks, along with regular gutter cleaning so water doesn't back up under the shingles. Flat roof coatings typically need recoating every several years depending on sun exposure and ponding.

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