
Date Palm Manor Roofing
Roof repair, re-lays and reroofs planned around Date Palm Manor homes.
Date Palm Manor is a historic Tempe subdivision south of Broadway, built from 1953 to 1962 on land that was once the Valsunda Date Gardens. Its houses line a circular street with only a few ways in.
Date Palm Manor is mostly 1950s ranch houses with low-pitched roofs, and a roof that age has almost always been replaced at least once. Work here is usually shingle replacement, flat-roof sections over additions, and careful flashing where newer rooms meet original walls.
When a roofing job needs a City of Tempe permit, the application goes in online: the City says all applications must be submitted through its Citizen Access Portal. We file it and book the inspection for you, so you don't have to set up an account.
New shingles on low-pitched 1950s roofs.
Flashing where a later room meets the original roof.
Foam and coatings on carports and back rooms.
Yes. The City of Tempe lists it as a historic district. Talk with the City's historic preservation staff before changing roofing material on a listed home.
Usually, yes. Shingles are light. We check the decking during tear-off and replace any boards that have gone soft.
Share a few details about your Date Palm Manor home and what you're seeing on the roof.
Free estimate, no obligation