Roofing services, grouped by what the roof actually needs
Three tile-specific systems, two other roof types, and two kinds of property. Start with the group that matches your building.
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We replace and rebuild roofs. We do not chase leaks.
Advanced Precision Roofing focuses on complete roof systems: waterproofing, underlayment replacement and full replacement in tile, shingle and foam. If you need a two-tile patch, we will tell you honestly that another contractor is a better fit.
Every project starts the same way: the owner walks the roof, photographs the condition of the underlayment and flashings, and gives you a written scope before anything is torn off.
Group 01
Tile roof systems
Our core work. Tile is a rain shield; the waterproofing under it is the roof. These three services cover its whole life.
Tile Underlayment Replacement
Deteriorated waterproofing does not automatically mean the entire tile roof needs replacement. In many cases, the roof tiles remain serviceable while the underlayment beneath them has aged.
- Complete tear-off to the deck — no layering over old felt
- Deck repairs and fastening corrected as found
- Original construction deficiencies corrected during the rebuild
- Written scope with photos before any work starts
New Tile Roofing
Tile roofing is one of the most recognizable roofing systems in Arizona. Concrete and clay tiles provide durability and distinctive curb appeal, but long-term performance depends on much more than the tile itself.
- Concrete and clay tile profiles
- Engineered underlayment and fastening per manufacturer spec
- Custom valley, headwall and eave detailing
- Manufacturer material warranties passed through to you
Group 02
Shingle and foam systems
For steep-slope roofs without tile, and for the flat and low-slope roofs tile cannot cover.
Shingle Roofing
Asphalt shingles offer homeowners a versatile roofing system with a wide range of styles, colors and performance options. But even a high-quality shingle depends on what is underneath it.
- Architectural and designer shingle systems
- Complete component systems — not mixed brands
- Ventilation reviewed and corrected
- Full tear-off, deck inspection and repair
Foam Roofing and Roof Coatings
Spray polyurethane foam, commonly called SPF roofing, creates a seamless roofing layer that conforms directly to the roof surface. It can form a continuous system around penetrations and transitions while providing waterproofing and insulation.
- Sprayed polyurethane foam over prepared substrate
- Seamless — no seams or laps to fail
- Elastomeric top coat, recoatable rather than replaceable
- Ponding areas and drainage corrected in the foam build
Group 03
By property type
The systems overlap. The scheduling, documentation and decision-making do not.
Residential roofing
Complete residential roof systems for East Valley homes — tile, shingle and foam.
Commercial roofing
Foam, flat and steep-slope systems for commercial buildings, including large-scale foam projects.
Included where we find it
Original building deficiency correction
A surprising number of roofs in this valley were built with details that were never going to last: wrong flashing, under-driven fasteners, valleys that dam water, penetrations sealed with caulk instead of metal.
When the roof is open we correct what we find rather than rebuilding over it — and you see photographs of the defect and the correction, so you know exactly what changed.
How it works
How a project runs
The same sequence on a 2,400 sq ft tile roof and on a 40,000 sq ft foam deck.
- 1
Free inspection
The owner walks your roof, photographs what he finds, and shows you the condition of the layer under the tile — not just the surface.
- 2
Written scope and materials
You get a detailed report with photos, the system we recommend, the materials by name, and the price. Financing options if you want them.
- 3
Build
Tear-off, deck and flashing corrections, then the new system installed to manufacturer spec. Site cleaned at the end of every day.
- 4
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished roof with you, hand over photo documentation and the manufacturer warranty paperwork, and magnet-sweep the property.
Service questions
What people ask before booking
How do I know which service my roof needs?
You do not have to work that out before calling. The free inspection is what settles it — we get on the roof, photograph what we find, and show you which layer has actually failed. Tile that looks fine from the street often sits on underlayment that is finished, and that changes the recommendation entirely.
What happens between the free inspection and the first day of work?
You get a written scope with photos before any work starts. It lists what is being replaced, what is being re-used, and what we found that you may not have known about. Nothing begins until you have read it and agreed to it.
Do you work on both homes and commercial buildings?
Yes. The same crew does both, and the services are grouped that way on this page — residential tile, shingle and foam work on one side, and flat, low-slope and large-scale foam systems for commercial properties on the other. Commercial jobs are scheduled around your tenants.
What warranty paperwork do I get?
At the final walkthrough we hand over the manufacturer warranty paperwork along with the photo documentation from the job. On shingle and foam work we specify the components from a single manufacturer system so that warranty genuinely applies — mixing components is the usual reason a warranty claim gets refused later.
How do you protect the property while you work?
Tile is lifted and stacked on the roof rather than dropped, debris goes straight into a trailer in the driveway, and we magnet-sweep the property at the end of the job. You get photos of the work at each stage, so you can see what happened up there without climbing a ladder.
Next step
Need a Roofing Company in Gilbert or the East Valley?
Talk with Advanced Precision Roofing about your residential or commercial roofing project. We work with tile, shingle and foam roofing systems throughout Gilbert and the surrounding East Valley.