Roofing in McCormick Ranch, done right.

This was one of the Valley’s first true master-planned communities, built on what had been an Arabian horse ranch, and half a century on it has something most Scottsdale neighborhoods do not: maturity. Real shade, real landscaping, man-made lakes, and miles of greenbelt path. It also has a specific roofing history. A great many of these homes went up with wood shake, which was the look of the era, and nearly all of that shake has since been replaced — sometimes with tile, sometimes with shingle, and sometimes by a crew that did not fully account for the change in weight or the change in how water moves across the deck.

So the honest answer in McCormick Ranch is that the roof you have may be the second or third system on the house, and the quality of that conversion matters more than the age on the paperwork. We look at the transitions, the flashing at the additions, and how the previous crew handled the ridge and hip details. Those mature trees are wonderful and they fill valleys constantly. We cover the residential work here, and we maintain flat and low-slope roofs on the multifamily communities and small commercial buildings along Hayden and Via Linda. Family owned and operated, licensed, bonded, and insured.

Neighbors in a community this established talk to each other, which we consider an advantage rather than a hazard. Our top ratings across Google, Yelp, and Facebook were earned in exactly these kinds of neighborhoods, and every job is backed by an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years. McCormick Ranch was built to still be pleasant fifty years out. It worked. Your roof should be held to the same standard.