Roofing in Vail, done right.

Vail sits where the valley runs out toward the Rincon Mountains and the land turns to high desert and horse property, close enough to Tucson to commute and far enough out to keep some elbow room. Out here a roof earns its keep — the sun comes down unfiltered across the open country, the monsoon rolls off the Rincons without warning, and the wind has miles of nothing to build up over. We have spent years building roofs for exactly this kind of wide-open desert, and we do not cut a corner it would find.

We are a family-owned and operated company, licensed, bonded, and insured, and we treat a ranch-style home on an acre and a house in one of Vail’s newer subdivisions with the same honest hand. Residential roofing is our mainstay, but we keep the commercial buildings along the highway watertight and hold the flat roofs of the multifamily properties honest through the worst of the season. A town with some country in it still runs on a handshake, and the superior ratings we have earned on Google, Yelp, and Facebook are the handshake that carries.

Every roof we lay carries an industry-leading warranty of up to thirty years, a real promise in a place people move to and stay. That is a family staking its name on work built to last. When the monsoon comes down off the Rincons and crosses the Vail flats the way it does every summer, you will want a roofer built for the open desert. We are, and we plan to be here for the long haul.