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Roofing help in Arizona

Arizona roofs live under extreme sun and heat, with summer monsoon storms bringing sudden wind, dust and heavy rain. Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa and Scottsdale have many tile and foam (spray polyurethane) flat roofs alongside shingles, and higher-elevation areas such as Flagstaff deal with snow and wildfire risk.

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What roofs face in Arizona

  • Heat & intense sun
  • High wind & severe storms
  • Heavy rain & moss
  • Wildfire

Tile roofs and underlayment

Concrete and clay tile is common in metro Phoenix and Tucson. The tiles last for decades, but the underlayment beneath them wears out under the heat, which is the usual cause of tile roof leaks.

Flat roofs and coatings

Many Arizona homes have flat roofs with foam or membrane systems that need periodic recoating to stay watertight and reflective.

Monsoon storms

July through September monsoon storms bring high winds, dust and intense rain that expose weak flashing, loose tiles and clogged scuppers.

Licensing, permits and contracts in Arizona

Arizona requires roofing contractors to be licensed by the Registrar of Contractors (ROC). You can verify licenses and complaint history on the ROC website. Permits come from the city or county.

Where we connect homeowners in Arizona

Our contractor network covers 365 ZIP codes in 139 communities across Arizona. These are the places with the most covered ZIP codes; enter yours above to check a specific address.

  • PhoenixMaricopa County77 ZIPs
  • TucsonPima County37 ZIPs
  • MesaMaricopa County19 ZIPs
  • ScottsdaleMaricopa County15 ZIPs
  • GlendaleMaricopa County12 ZIPs
  • ChandlerMaricopa County8 ZIPs
  • TempeMaricopa County8 ZIPs
  • GilbertMaricopa County7 ZIPs
  • PeoriaMaricopa County6 ZIPs
  • FlagstaffCoconino County6 ZIPs
  • PrescottYavapai County6 ZIPs
  • SurpriseMaricopa County5 ZIPs

Local guides for Arizona cities

Arizona roofing FAQ

How do I check an Arizona roofer's license?

Search the Arizona Registrar of Contractors website for the license number and complaint history.

Why does my tile roof leak if the tiles look fine?

The underlayment under the tiles usually fails first in Arizona's heat. Replacing it and relaying the tiles is a common repair.

Need a roofer in Arizona?

Same-day inspections when a roofer is available. One call connects you with an independent roofer who serves your ZIP.

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