Roofing in Las Sendas, done right.

Set against the Usery Mountains at the top corner of Mesa, Las Sendas is hillside country — terraced lots, retaining walls, homes stepping down the grade, and views that go a long way in three directions. That siting is the whole appeal and it is also what makes the roofing here distinct from the flat Valley floor. Elevated, exposed lots catch wind that lower neighborhoods never feel. Multi-level rooflines mean more valleys, more transitions, and more places where two planes meet and water has to be told exactly where to go.

Most of these homes carry concrete tile, and on a hillside the failure we find is rarely the tile itself — it is the underlayment on the steeper faces and the flashing where a lower roof ties into an upper wall. Water moving fast down a long slope is unforgiving about a detail that was merely adequate. We handle residential roofs across the community, and we look after the commercial buildings and multifamily properties down along Power and McDowell. We are family owned and operated, licensed, bonded, and insured, and we do not mind the walk up.

Northeast Mesa gets the same summer as everywhere else in the Valley and a bit more of the monsoon coming off the mountains, which is a combination that finds weak details quickly. Our top ratings across Google, Yelp, and Facebook were earned on jobs like these, and we back every one with an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years. You bought the elevation for the view. Make sure the roof was built for it too.