Roofing in Roosevelt Row, done right.

RoRo is the most interesting roofing puzzle in downtown Phoenix, because almost nothing here is used for what it was built for. Bungalows from the 1900s and 1920s now hold coffee bars, studios and tasting rooms. Small commercial shells have been opened up, added onto and re-plumbed. New mid-rise infill sits shoulder to shoulder with structures four generations older. What that produces overhead is layers: original roofing covered over, patched around a swamp cooler that no longer exists, then patched again by whoever was cheapest a decade ago.

Adaptive reuse also puts new loads on old roofs. Commercial kitchens need exhaust, patios get shade structures, and every one of those is a penetration through a deck that was framed for a family home. We spend most of our time here on low-slope work, flashing and correcting details that were improvised rather than built, and we plan around the fact that the business underneath cannot close for a week. Family owned and operated, licensed, bonded and insured — and used to working tight downtown sites without becoming anyone’s problem. Historic-adjacent structures also mean we check the parapet caps and the old scupper outlets first, because on a hundred-year-old shell those are almost always original.

Where a coating or restoration system will honestly buy you years, we will tell you that instead of quoting a tear-off. Our top ratings across Google, Yelp and Facebook come from exactly that kind of answer. Every job is backed by an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years. Call us at (602) 314-4650 or request a free inspection, and we will work around your hours instead of your customers.