20 Years in the Business
3,200+ Projects on Valley Rooftops
Commercial and Residential Roofing Services
Phoenix Elite Roofing provides roofing solutions for warehouses, distribution centers, retail buildings, offices, and homes. With 20 years of experience and over 3,200 completed projects, we specialize in flat roof repair, TPO roofing, spray foam roofing, elastomeric roof coatings, and tile roof replacement.
Built for Phoenix's Desert Heat and Monsoon Storms
Extreme summer heat and monsoon storms can damage roofing membranes, flashing, and drainage systems. We locate leaks, repair failed flashing, clear clogged scuppers, and provide photo-documented inspections before recommending repairs.
Commercial Roof Coatings and Large-Scale Projects
We handle commercial roof restoration with minimal disruption to business operations. Our team recently recoated a 42,000-square-foot distribution center near Phoenix Sky Harbor in six days while shipping continued, demonstrating our ability to manage demanding project schedules.
Roof Replacement and Storm Damage Repair Across Maricopa County
We are a team of Arizona ROC-licensed, bonded, and insured roofers serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Glendale, and beyond. Backed by manufacturer-specific certifications, we follow approved installation practices and install roofing systems that last at least 30 years in AZ weather.
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Phoenix Elite Roofing is a family-owned roofing company in Phoenix, AZ with 20 years on Valley rooftops. Our licensed and insured roofers work mostly on commercial properties, and homeowners get the same crew and the same standard of work.
Here is what property managers, business owners, and homeowners get from us:
We sweat the small details because a quick patch that looks fine for 1 season is no good to anyone. Phoenix Elite Roofing stands behind the craftsmanship on every project we complete.
Every roof installation starts with a detailed plan covering decking condition, attic ventilation, and underlayment, all matched to local building codes and the Arizona climate. Our roofing crew follows manufacturer specifications for shingles, tile, and metal, and we walk you through the timeline before the tear-off begins.

When an aging roof shows widespread shingle curling, multiple leaks, or a sagging roofline, a full roof replacement usually makes more financial sense than another patch. Phoenix Elite Roofing inspects the decking for water damage, updates the flashing around chimneys and vents, and recommends a replacement plan that fits your home and budget.

Monsoon winds, hail, and years of desert sun often leave Phoenix homeowners with missing shingles, cracked tiles, or failed sealant around roof penetrations. Our roofers trace the leak to its source, repair the damaged area with materials that match your existing roof, and document what caused the problem.

We recommend a roof inspection at least once a year and after every major storm, since the desert sun and heavy monsoon rain wear down roofing materials faster than milder climates do. Your inspection report includes photos and a clear explanation of any cracked shingles, deteriorated flashing, clogged drainage, or attic water intrusion we find.

Routine roof maintenance from Phoenix Elite Roofing covers debris removal, sealant checks, gutter and drainage checks, and minor repairs to flashing or fasteners. We sweat the small details and set a service schedule around your roof type and age, which keeps unexpected leaks and bigger repair bills off your plate.

Asphalt shingles remain a go-to for Phoenix homeowners because of their lower upfront cost, wide range of styles, and typical lifespan of 15 to 25 years. We install three-tab and architectural shingles rated for desert heat and UV exposure, including heat-reflective options that help bring attic temperatures down.

A metal roof reflects solar heat better than most roofing materials, which helps lower cooling costs through a long Arizona summer, and it can last 40 to 70 years against monsoon winds and hail. Our team installs standing seam and metal shingle systems in a range of finishes, with pricing based on your roof size and design.

Clay and concrete tile roofs are a hallmark of Southwestern homes in Phoenix, valued for their heat resistance and a service life of 50 years or more. Because one cracked or slipped tile can let water reach the underlayment during a monsoon, we replace damaged tiles without disturbing the rest of the roof.

Natural slate is one of the longest-lasting roofing materials available, often reaching 75 to 100 years while resisting fire and severe weather. Since slate is heavy and costs more to install, our roofers assess your roof deck and framing before recommending it for your home.

Cedar shake roofing gives a home a warm, natural wood look and typically lasts 20 to 30 years with regular upkeep. In the dry Arizona climate, we recommend fire-retardant treatment and check the shakes for splitting, curling, and UV damage during each inspection.

Synthetic roofing is made of polymer composites that mimic slate, wood shake or tile but at a lighter weight and lower cost. These products can withstand three-digit heat without cracking and generally have manufacturer warranties of 30 to 50 years.

Flat and low slope roofs are common on patios, additions and modern home styles. Phoenix Elite Roofing installs built-up, modified bitumen and spray foam roofing with proper drainage to prevent ponding water. Foam roofing is especially well suited to the Valley because of its seamless application and insulating value and we inspect flat roofs more often to stay ahead of debris build up.


Before installing a new commercial roof, we evaluate the roof deck, the building’s intended use, and your budget to recommend the right system, whether that’s a single-ply TPO or PVC membrane, modified bitumen, built-up roofing (BUR), or metal roofing panels. The work follows manufacturer specifications and local building codes, and you receive a written estimate and project schedule up front.

Recurring leaks, sagging decking, and repairs that no longer hold usually mean an aging commercial roof has reached the end of its service life. Our team documents the roof’s condition with photos and a written report, then completes the tear-off and re-roof in phases so tenants and daily business operations face as little disruption as possible.

Most commercial roof leaks trace back to membrane tears from foot traffic and UV degradation, failed seams, ponding water from poor drainage, or flashing that has pulled away through thermal movement. We fix the root cause instead of patching the surface, and our photo-documented repair estimate gives property managers a clear record for maintenance budgets and insurance claims.

During a commercial roof inspection, we examine the membrane and seams, test drainage at drains and scuppers, review flashing around penetrations and parapet walls, and check the interior ceiling for signs of water intrusion. You receive a written report with photos that supports preventive maintenance planning, insurance claims, and capital budgeting.

Because desert heat breaks down roofing membranes and coatings faster than milder climates do, we recommend preventive maintenance at least twice a year and after any major storm. Each visit covers debris removal, drain clearing, seam inspection, and minor repairs, with service records that build a documented history of your roof’s condition.

Flat roofs top most commercial buildings in Phoenix, from retail centers to office buildings, because they are cost-efficient and easy to service. We install and repair TPO, PVC, and modified bitumen systems with proper slope and drain placement to stop ponding water, and we apply reflective cool roof coatings that lower surface temperature and cut cooling costs.

Various manufacturing plants and other industrial facilities require a type of roofing which can endure heavy equipment, frequent rooftop activity, and exposure to chemicals and other industrial applications. As such, we often suggest metal roofs or TPO and PVC membranes with reinforced flashing on HVAC units and exhausts. Our crews are trained to follow all jobsite safety regulations while working around production hours.

Warehouses and distribution centers have long uninterrupted roof spans, which means drainage design and membrane selection are critical to keeping the water flowing off of the surface. Because we have temperature-sensitive inventory stored below, we sweat the small stuff checking for seam separation, punctures from rooftop equipment, and blocked drains.

For apartment complexes, condominiums, and townhome communities, Phoenix Elite Roofing works with property managers and HOA boards to complete full roof replacement jobs, individual section roof repairs, and maintenance services that cover each building on a property. Written estimates detail the work to be done on a building by building basis, keeping residents up to date on the progress of the job.
Roof restoration in Phoenix extends the life of a worn but structurally sound roof at a lower cost than full replacement. Our experts will clean, repair and reseal damaged flashing, rotted underlaying and weathered surface layers to restore the protection provided by your roof.

Our roof leak detection for Phoenix homes and businesses uses moisture meters and visual inspections to trace water back to its actual source, such as cracked flashing, failed vent seals, tile underlayment, or flat roof seams. You get a clear explanation of the findings and recommended repairs before any work begins.

Emergency roofing calls across the Phoenix area include active leaks during rainfall, structural damage after high winds, fallen tree limbs, and missing shingles that expose the deck. We stabilize the affected area first, then schedule follow-up work for the full scope of damage.

Emergency roof tarping seals off the damaged sections of your Phoenix property with heavy-duty, securely anchored tarps that hold up against wind and rain. This buys you time to deal with the claim or order materials, and we remove the tarp once permanent repairs are complete.

Storm damage roof repair starts with a post-monsoon inspection of your Phoenix roof for lifted shingles, cracked tiles, and compromised flashing that can’t be seen from the ground. We document everything for your insurance claim and provide a repair estimate before mold growth or wood rot can set in.

Hail damage roof repair for Valley roofs fixes up bruised shingles, cracked tiles, dented metal, and loss of granules that speeds up UV exposure. Punctures and cracked tiles get fixed right away, and our detailed assessments support your insurance claim.

Wind damage roof repair resecures the shingles and tiles that Arizona storms displace while reinforcing vulnerable roof edges, valleys, and ridge caps. Our Phoenix roofers also check the decking and underlayment for hidden damage, so the next storm doesn’t turn a small problem into a big one.

Roof coatings reflect UV rays and reduce heat absorption on Phoenix roofs, where summer surface temperatures can exceed 150 degrees. We apply elastomeric and silicone-based coatings matched to your roofing material, including flat and foam roofs, to limit thermal expansion damage.

Roof waterproofing seals the seams, penetrations, and transition points on the flat and low-slope roofs common in Phoenix construction, using membranes and sealants rated for Arizona’s temperature extremes. We also inspect existing waterproofing systems and recommend upgrades when seals show wear ahead of monsoon season.

Roofing materials and system options in Phoenix, AZ answer to a harsher judge than any spec sheet, namely rooftop heat above 150 degrees, monsoon gusts, and 50-degree swings between dawn and mid-afternoon. Each of the 9 roofing materials below comes with our candid take, along with the finishes and hardware that decide how it ages.
White single-ply membranes with heat-welded seams suit most retail centers, offices, and warehouses, and 60-mil sheets outlive 45-mil under this sun by a wide margin. Restaurants and manufacturing plants are a different story, because grease and chemical exhaust chew through TPO while PVC shrugs them off.
Old-school multi-ply roofing has fallen out of fashion, yet nothing forgives rooftop foot traffic and HVAC service calls quite like several redundant layers. A white cap sheet or reflective topcoat is non-negotiable in our book, since bare asphalt bakes brittle within a few summers.
Spray polyurethane foam cures into a seamless, self-flashing surface rated near R-6.5 per inch, a natural match for flat roofs, patios, and additions. Skipped recoats ruin more foam roofs than storms ever do, so plan on a fresh topcoat every 5 to 10 years.
Three-tab and architectural shingles built for desert heat deliver 15 to 25 years on Phoenix homes. Given the choice, we nudge homeowners toward architecture, as its heavier laminate stays flat when monsoon winds try to peel it back.
Thermal movement is the quiet enemy of metal in the desert, working exposed screws loose year after year. Concealed-fastener standing seam on 24-gauge steel with a PVDF finish sidesteps that problem and keeps its color through a 40 to 70 year lifespan.
Clay and concrete tile will outlast most mortgages at 50+ years, though the tile is really just armor for the waterproofing beneath it. Felt underlayment gives out decades sooner, which explains why every tile roof we build gets high-temperature synthetic or modified bitumen underneath.
Few materials rival natural slate, a stone roof that routinely reaches 75 to 100 years. At 800 to 1,500 pounds per 100 square feet, it demands a framing check before we ever quote the job.
Nothing manufactured quite captures the warmth of cedar, and with steady upkeep it rewards owners with 20 to 30 years. Arid air punishes untreated wood, so fire-retardant-treated shakes are the only kind our roofers will nail down.
Polymer composites deliver the character of slate, shake, or tile without the weight or the upkeep. Look for Class A fire and Class 4 impact ratings, the 2 marks that separate premium products from imitations.
Roofing timelines in Phoenix depend mostly on square footage and system type, and these are the ranges our crews typically hit:
Inspection, measurement, and assessment on a Phoenix commercial roof go below the surface, with core samples pulled to count existing layers and check for wet insulation. Every drain, penetration, and HVAC curb is logged on the roof itself, which keeps the estimate honest and the material order accurate.
Design and planning for a Phoenix roofing project start with building use, so a restaurant, a distribution center, and a medical office rarely end up with the same roof. Your project plan spells out scope, cost, phasing, and schedule before a single pallet is delivered, which keeps owners, tenants, and our crew on the same page.
Project milestones on a Phoenix commercial roof follow a phased sequence, so tenants, deliveries, and customers carry on underneath.
Homes move through the same stages faster, with tear-off on day 1, underlayment and roofing over the next 1 to 3 days, then flashing, ventilation, and cleanup. City of Phoenix permit lead time is built into every start date.
Roofing cost in Phoenix comes down to size, system type, and how much old roofing has to come off, since stripping 2 existing layers costs far more than installing a new roof over a single sound one. Roof height, access, the number of HVAC curbs and penetrations, and pitch on homes round out the price.
Roofing in Phoenix costs $5 to $12 per square foot installed for most commercial re-roofs, which puts a 20,000-square-foot TPO roof at roughly $120,000 to $200,000 and a coating restoration on the same building at $40,000 to $100,000.
Commercial roofing system | Installed cost per square foot |
|---|---|
Roof coating restoration (silicone or elastomeric) | $2 to $5 |
Modified bitumen or built-up roofing (BUR) | $5 to $10 |
Spray foam roofing | $5 to $9 |
TPO membrane | $6 to $10 |
PVC membrane | $7 to $12 |
A typical 2,000-square-foot home runs $8,000 to $30,000 for shingle, tile, or foam, with premium materials priced higher.
Residential roofing material | Installed cost (2,000 sq ft home) |
|---|---|
Foam roofing (flat roofs) | $6,000 to $12,000 |
Three-tab asphalt shingle | $8,000 to $15,000 |
Architectural shingle | $11,000 to $20,000 |
Tile roofing | $15,000 to $30,000+ |
Synthetic roofing | $15,000 to $28,000 |
Cedar shake roofing | $16,000 to $30,000 |
Metal roofing | $18,000 to $40,000 |
Slate roofing | $30,000 to $60,000+ |
Budget planning for a Phoenix roof works best with a 10 to 15% contingency on top of the quoted price. Property managers who fold our inspection report into next year’s capital plan get to choose their timing, which beats a rushed mid-monsoon replacement every time.
Professional roofing costs more upfront than a patch from in-house maintenance staff or the lowest unlicensed bid, yet those shortcuts routinely void manufacturer warranties and leave the original leak in place. Compare quotes apples to apples by checking that each one lists the same system, insulation thickness, and tear-off scope.
Hidden costs on Phoenix roofing projects usually come from saturated insulation, damaged decking, added drains or tapered insulation to fix ponding, and code-required upgrades. Permit, crane, and disposal fees are listed as separate lines on our estimates, so nothing gets buried in a lump sum.
Financing and payment on Phoenix roofing projects follow the work, starting with a deposit, then progress billing at agreed milestones, and a final payment only after the walkthrough punch list is signed off, lien waiver included. Multi-building owners and HOA boards often split a replacement across 2 fiscal years, and many commercial roof replacements qualify for Section 179 expense, which makes a quick call to your CPA before signing time well spent.
Phoenix Elite Roofing works on commercial buildings and homes across the Valley, from distribution centers near Sky Harbor to office parks in Scottsdale and tile-roofed neighborhoods in Gilbert. Our crews are on roofs in these communities every week:
Properties just outside this list are often still within reach, so call us with the address and we will confirm on the spot.
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Honest Quote, Two-Day Roof Replacement
"When we bought our place, the roof was one of those things we hoped we could ignore for a while. Then a few shingles started lifting, so we bit the bullet and replaced it. Phoenix Elite Roofing gave us a straightforward quote and didn’t push extras. The installers finished in two days, swept the driveway, and even checked the grass for stray nails. Huge relief."
Eleanor Whitmore
Phoenix, AZ

Seamless Tile Repair, Ridge Issue Caught Early
"The new tile blends in so well that my neighbor thought we had done the whole roof. We only called about a handful of cracked tiles, but the team also spotted loose mortar near the ridge and took care of it. They worked around our patio furniture, kept the noise reasonable, and left us with no cleanup to do. That was a pleasant surprise."
Graham Ellington
Scottsdale, AZ

Next-Morning Leak Repair With Photo Proof
"After the monsoon, a brown ring appeared above our bedroom window. Not exactly what you want to see before work. Phoenix Elite Roofing came out the next morning, found water getting in around a vent, and sealed it properly. They showed me photos of the damage and explained the repair without making it sound like a disaster. The stain hasn’t grown since."
Tempe, AZ
Yes, Phoenix Elite Roofing gives free roof estimates with no obligation to sign. Our roofer measures the roof, checks the underlayment and flashing, and hands you the price on paper. Call today to pick a time that fits your schedule.
Our team schedules roof inspections within 2 days of your call. The visit takes about 1 and a little longer for apartment complexes and office buildings. Photos of every problem area reach you afterward, along with your quote.
Yes, Our team can come out within 24 hours of your service call. First we will secure the leak with a tarped or patched roof to prevent any further inventory loss. The permanent repair is completed at your approval of a fixed price quote after the roof has dried.
Yes. Our crews plan tear-off and loud work around operating hours at restaurants, retail stores, medical offices, and apartment communities. Before the job starts, we map out staging areas, parking, and entrances with your property manager so customers and tenants keep moving.
Yes. After wind, hail, or monsoon damage, our roofers inspect the roof, photograph every damaged area, and write a detailed scope of repairs for your insurance adjuster. Property owners in Phoenix, AZ then receive a repair or replacement quote that lines up with the claim paperwork.