Roofs Arizona

Most residential homes with flat roofs have a waterproof covering that protects against moisture during Arizona’s rainy season. To maintain its integrity against the sun’s intense ultraviolet rays, your flat roof should be recoated every five to ten years.

Asphalt and organic shingles are two common materials used in Arizona roofs. These roofs can last as many as 25 years but should be inspected at least once a year.

Clay, sandcast and concrete are the three most common types of residential tile roofs in Arizona. Although this durable material can last more than 50 years, the underlayment will need to be replaced every 25-35 years.