Roofing in Ocotillo, done right.

South of Chandler Boulevard, Ocotillo arranged itself around water — lakes, channels, and golf running through the middle of the community — which is a striking thing to do in the Sonoran Desert and a pleasant one to live with. The homes went up largely through the nineties and early 2000s, which puts the original roofing squarely in the window where it is either well past due or was replaced once already. Concrete tile dominates, and after three decades the tile is usually still sound while the underlayment beneath it has finished the job it was designed for.

A lift-and-relay — stacking the existing tile, replacing the waterproofing, resetting the tile — is often the right and considerably cheaper answer here, and we would rather do that than sell a full tear-off nobody needs. The other Ocotillo particular is the water: homes fronting the lakes see more humidity and more birds than the neighborhood average, and both find their way into roofing details. We also cover the commercial roofing along the Price Road corridor, where downtime is expensive, and the multifamily properties nearby. Family owned and operated, licensed, bonded, and insured.

Chandler grew from farm fields to a tech corridor in about the span of one good roof’s lifetime, and Ocotillo is where a lot of that money chose to live. Our ratings across Google, Yelp, and Facebook are top-tier, earned on jobs across the East Valley, and every one carries an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years. Thirty summers in, your roof has earned an honest look.