Scottsdale · McCormick Ranch · Homes from the late '70s on
McCormick Ranch roofing, for homes that have seen a few roofs
Houses started going up on McCormick Ranch around 1978. A home from that era might still have its original tile, or it might be on its second or third roof with a few contractors' repairs mixed in. We figure out which, and tell you what it actually needs.
True Roots Roofing is a trade name of True Roots Construction LLC · Licensed, bonded and insured · AZ ROC #365581
What we find
Decades of roofs, patches and remodels
McCormick Ranch was Scottsdale's first upscale master-planned community, and a lot of its homes have been remodeled since. It's common to find tile over the main house and a flat or low-slope section over an addition or a covered patio.
On roofs this age we look hard at three things: the underlayment under the tile, the flashing where roofs meet walls and chimneys, and any flat section where water can sit.
Old repairs matter too. A patch from fifteen years ago can be the reason a ceiling stains today, and we'd rather find that than sell you a roof you don't need yet.
Worth a look if you see
- A ceiling stain after rain, even a small one
- Water pooling on a flat section or patio roof a day after rain
- Mismatched tiles or patches from past repairs
- Cracked or slipped tiles, or crooked ridge tiles
- A chalky, thin or cracked coating on a flat section
- Stains where an addition meets the original house
Roof types
What we work on in McCormick Ranch
Older homes, mixed roofs. Pick yours for the details.
Tile roofs
Underlayment replacement, tile relays, broken tile, and full replacement when the tile itself is done.
Flat and foam roofs
Foam repairs, recoats and new low-slope roofs over additions, patios and the drains that serve them.
Shingle roofs
Repair and replacement from a GAF Certified Plus contractor.
Before work starts
McCormick Ranch approves exterior changes first
The McCormick Ranch Property Owners' Association says any change that affects the exterior of a property must be approved in advance, and no work can start until approval is obtained. If your home is also in a neighborhood association, check its rules too.
We'd rather tell you a repair will do than sell you a roof you don't need yet.
Your written scope
Products and colors in writing, so your approval request has what the association asks for.
One report for the whole house
Main roof, additions and patio roofs in one set of photos, so you can plan it all at once or in stages.
We set the day with you
You pick the window, and you know who's coming before they arrive.
Before the winter rains
Get the old roof checked before it rains.
Flat sections and old patches are where winter rain finds its way in. A check now costs nothing and tells you whether there's anything to plan for.
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 McCormick Ranch
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
McCormick Ranch roofing questions
Back to roofing in Scottsdale, or read about Desert Mountain and DC Ranch.
Does McCormick Ranch have to approve my new roof?
The McCormick Ranch POA requires advance approval for any change that affects the exterior of a property, and no work can start until approval is obtained. Check with them before work is scheduled. Your written scope lists the products and colors.
My house has tile and a flat roof over an addition. Can you do both?
Yes. We check every section and the places they meet, and you get one report for the whole house.
Can I keep my tile?
If the tile is sound, usually yes. We lift it, replace the underlayment and flashings, and set it back. Broken pieces get replaced with a close match.
Is the roof evaluation really free?
Yes. You get photos of what we find and a written recommendation, whether you hire us or not.
Do you offer financing?
Financing is available. Ask about it during your evaluation.
Find out what your McCormick Ranch 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