Roofing in Royal Palms & Sunnyslope, done right.

Tucked below North Mountain and Shaw Butte, Sunnyslope and the Royal Palms streets around it are among the older parts of north Phoenix — modest homes from the 1940s through the 1960s, some on flat ground and some climbing the lower slopes. There is no single roof type here. You will find shingle next door to tile next door to a foam-coated flat roof, sometimes all three on the same house after enough decades of additions. That variety is the honest challenge: nobody can quote this neighborhood sight unseen.

The hillside lots bring their own conditions. Homes on the higher ground catch wind the flats never feel, and multi-level rooflines mean more valleys and more places where an upper roof drains onto a lower one. That roof-to-wall tie-in above a lower plane is where a large share of the leaks we chase up here actually start. We are a family-owned, licensed, bonded and insured company, and we work this neighborhood the same way we work the expensive zip codes — same crews, same materials, same standards. A fair number of these houses also carry a foam roof applied sometime in the 1990s, and foam is either in good order because somebody recoated it or finished because nobody did — there is rarely a middle state.

Sunnyslope has been getting rediscovered for a decade now, and plenty of these houses are worth putting a real roof on rather than another patch. We will tell you honestly which yours is. Our ratings are verified across Google, Yelp and Facebook, and every job carries an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years. Call (602) 314-4650 for a free inspection and a straight number.