Tempe Service Areas

Tempe, AZ Roofing Service Areas

From Date Palm Manor to Alta Mira, we work on roofs across the City of Tempe.

Tempe Neighborhoods We Serve

Pick your neighborhood to see the home ages and roofing jobs common there.

1950s single-story brick and stucco ranch house on a curving residential street in an older Tempe, Arizona neighborhood, low-pitched roof with new light gray shingles, tall date palm trees along the street, green lawn

Date Palm Manor

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.

Roofing in Date Palm Manor

Small late-1940s early ranch-style home in an older Tempe, Arizona neighborhood with a low-pitched hip roof covered in new composition shingles, painted block walls, a mature shade tree and a gravel yard

Borden Homes

Borden Homes is a small historic district in central Tempe, along Una and Butte Avenues and 12th Street west of McClintock Drive.

Roofing in Borden Homes

Early-1960s single-story ranch home in north Tempe, Arizona with a long low gable roof and new architectural shingles, carport, mature eucalyptus and olive trees, rocky desert butte visible in the distance

Cavalier Hills

Cavalier Hills is a north Tempe neighborhood of single-story ranch homes.

Roofing in Cavalier Hills

Modest 1960s single-story block ranch home in west Tempe, Arizona with a low-slope roof partly flat with a white foam coating and a shingled front section, desert landscaping and a citrus tree

Lindon Park

Lindon Park is a west Tempe neighborhood around 5th Place and 6th and 7th Streets.

Roofing in Lindon Park

1970s single-story stucco home in a south-central Tempe, Arizona subdivision with a medium-pitch roof in brown composition shingles being replaced with new ones, two-car garage, palm trees and a block wall

Optimist Park

Optimist Park is a south-central Tempe neighborhood near Loop 101 and US-60.

Roofing in Optimist Park

Early-1980s single-story stucco home in south Tempe, Arizona with a terracotta concrete tile roof, a backyard pool glimpsed beside the house, mature palms and a green park in the background

Alta Mira

Alta Mira is a south Tempe neighborhood near Goodwin Park and Caroline Lane.

Roofing in Alta Mira

Roofing Permits and Inspections in Tempe

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.

Permitted roofing work in Tempe is inspected against the City's adopted codes, which include the 2018 International Residential Code. We build to that code on every job, permitted or not, because the flashing and underlayment details are what keep water out.

The City of Tempe says inspection requests received before midnight are inspected the next business day, between 6:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. We schedule each inspection as soon as the work is ready, so a reroof doesn't sit half-finished waiting on the City.

Free Roofing Estimates Across Tempe

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