About El Mirage Roofing
We install, replace and repair roofs on homes across the West Valley, and we treat the day the crew leaves as the middle of the job, not the end. After the work is done, we check back and show you how to care for it.
What Sits Under the Tile
The surface you see from the street is only the top layer. Beneath tile, shingle or foam are the underlayment, the flashing at walls and vents, and the fasteners holding it all down. Those quieter parts decide whether water stays outside, so they get most of our care. Leaks usually begin there, and a rushed crew can cover a shortcut there without anyone noticing.
We handle tile roofing, shingle roofing, foam roofing and flat roofing, and the jobs range from one roof repair to a complete roof replacement or new roof installation. Before any work begins, we sit down with you and go over what we saw, what we suggest and our reasons, with photos you can look at yourself. When a repair is enough, that is what we tell you.
Plenty of roofers consider the job closed once the dumpster leaves. We see it differently. After the work is finished, we return to look at how the roof is settling in and to answer the questions that come up only after a few weeks under it. You also get simple care notes written for your roof type, such as keeping leaves and debris from collecting on a low-slope roof, why tile is best left unwalked, and when foam will want its next coating.
Our Practices on Your Home
Estimates broken out by line
The written estimate spells out each part of the job: materials, tear-off, underlayment, flashing and any decking we expect to swap out. If opening the roof turns up something we could not see from outside, work on that section stops while we walk you through it with photos, and nothing changes until you decide how to proceed.
Respect for your property
Plants and walkways get covered before work starts, and the site stays orderly through the day. At the end, we run a magnetic sweeper across the lawn and driveway to collect loose nails. You should come home to the same yard, just with a better roof overhead.
Materials picked on purpose
Underlayment, coatings and fasteners are chosen for how well they stand up to heat and long sun exposure, not for whichever costs least that week. Where two or more options are sound, we explain the trade-offs plainly and leave the choice to you.
A return visit
Once the roof is done, we arrange a time to come back and look it over with you. By then it has been through some weather, which makes it a good moment to check seams and flashing and talk through anything you have noticed.
Communities Across the West Valley
El Mirage Roofing works out of El Mirage, Arizona, and takes on homes in the towns around it: Youngtown, Sun City, Sun City West, Surprise, Glendale, Peoria, Litchfield Park, Citrus Park and Tolleson. You can find more about each one on the Service Areas page.
Keeping our work close to home makes the return visit an easy trip, so it gets done instead of postponed. It also means the roofs we see are familiar to us: concrete tile resting on underlayment that has aged out, low-slope sections over patios and additions, and foam that needs a new coat on schedule to hold up against the sun.
- El Mirage
- Youngtown
- Sun City
- Sun City West
- Glendale
- Surprise
- Litchfield Park
- Citrus Park
- Peoria
- Tolleson
Tell Us About Your Roof
Call and describe what you are seeing or planning. We will talk it through with you, set a time to look at the roof and explain what comes next.