Paradise Valley · Custom homes, tile and foam
Roofing in Paradise Valley, where tile and foam meet
Paradise Valley homes are rarely one simple roof. Pitched tile over the living spaces, flat foam behind the parapets, skylights, and rooftop units tucked out of sight. We check all of it and tell you straight what needs work.
True Roots Roofing is a trade name of True Roots Construction LLC · Licensed, bonded and insured · AZ ROC #365581
What we find
The trouble is usually where two roofs meet
On a custom home, the tile section and the flat section are often built by different trades and tied together with flashing. That transition, along with parapet walls, scuppers and the curbs around rooftop units, is where most of the leaks we chase on these homes start.
Foam is a great roof for the flat sections when the coating is kept up. Let the coating wear thin and the sun starts breaking down the foam underneath. A recoat on time costs a lot less than replacing foam later.
The tile sections age like tile anywhere in the Valley: the tile holds up and the underlayment underneath wears out first.
Worth a look if you see
- Stains near a skylight, a chimney or where a flat roof meets a wall
- Water standing behind a parapet a day after rain
- Rust or debris at the scuppers and downspouts
- A chalky, thin or cracked coating on the flat sections
- Cracked or slipped tile on the pitched sections
- Gaps or cracked sealant around rooftop AC curbs
Roof types
What we work on in Paradise Valley
One crew for every roof on the house, so nothing falls between trades.
Foam and coatings
Repairs, recoats and new foam on the flat sections, with the drains, scuppers and parapet caps that go with them.
Tile roofs
Underlayment replacement and tile relays that keep your existing tile, or full replacement when the tile is done.
Transitions and flashing
The joints between tile, foam, walls and skylights. Most of the leaks we find on custom homes start here.
New roofs
When repair isn't the honest answer, a new roof built to last, with the scope and products in writing before we start.
How we work on your property
Your home, your schedule
We know a Paradise Valley property comes with gates, landscaping and a household that has its own schedule. We work around it.
No surprise visits, no mess left behind, and no photos of your home posted without your OK.
We set the day with you
You pick the window. We follow your gate and access instructions, and you know who's coming before they arrive.
We clean up as we go
Debris comes off the roof, and we sweep for nails before we leave.
Your privacy stays yours
Your photos are for your report. We never post pictures of your home without permission.
Here for the season?
Coming back for winter? Have the roof checked first.
Flat sections and parapets take the worst of an Arizona summer. Book an evaluation when you get back, before the winter rains, and catch the small things while they're small.
How it works
From your request to a straight answer
Same process anywhere in the Valley. No pressure, and no surprise invoice.
Request an evaluation
Pick a morning or early afternoon window that works for you. We confirm the exact time with you.
We get on the roof
We walk it, photograph what we find, and check what's under the tile or coating, not just the surface.
You get a written answer
Photos and a written recommendation: a repair, a bigger fix, a new roof, or nothing yet. You decide.
Free roof evaluation
Request a free roof evaluation in Paradise Valley
Tell us where the roof is and how to reach you. A request isn't a confirmed appointment until we confirm it with you. Water coming in right now? Call (480) 233-1140.
Questions
Paradise Valley roofing questions
See every city we serve on the service area page, or read about roofing in Scottsdale.
Is the roof evaluation really free?
Yes. You get photos of what we find and a written recommendation, whether you hire us or not.
My home has tile and flat foam sections. Can you look at both?
Yes. We check every section and the places they meet, and you get one report for the whole house.
How often should a foam roof be recoated?
It depends on the coating and how much sun the roof gets. We look at its condition and tell you whether it's due now or can wait.
Do I need to be home?
Not always. If we can reach the roof and you leave us access instructions, we can do the evaluation and send you the photos.
Do you offer financing?
Financing is available. Ask about it during your evaluation.
Find out what your Paradise Valley roof actually needs
Free evaluation, photos of what we find, and a straight answer from a family that's been in this valley four generations.
True Roots Roofing is a trade name of True Roots Construction LLC · ROC #365581