Scottsdale has everything from 1970s flat-roof ranch homes to hillside clay tile in north Scottsdale. We handle both, along with the strict HOA reviews that come with them.
South and central Scottsdale, including McCormick Ranch and Scottsdale Ranch, were largely built in the 1970s and 1980s. Many homes there have flat or low-slope roofs with foam or built-up systems behind parapets, and they need regular recoats and careful scupper work.
North Scottsdale grew later. DC Ranch, Grayhawk, Troon North and Silverleaf are known for clay and concrete tile, complex hips and valleys and a lot of desert contemporary designs with mixed flat and tile sections. These roofs call for experienced crews, careful tile handling and exact color matching.
Scottsdale communities tend to have some of the most detailed design review in the Valley. DC Ranch, Silverleaf and Desert Mountain review roofing materials closely, and some require samples on site. We prepare the full submittal and meet review timelines.
Higher-elevation homes near the McDowell Mountains see strong storm winds and bigger temperature swings. Expansion and contraction from those swings works mortar joints loose on hips and ridges, so we check them closely on every visit. The City of Scottsdale requires permits for reroofs, which we pull and schedule. On larger custom homes we also coordinate with your builder or property manager if you have one.
Clay tile relay in McCormick Ranch. They handled the HOA submittal, found replacement tiles that matched our 30 year old color and put the new ones on the back slopes. Nobody on the street can tell which tiles are new.
Thank you, Kurt. Matching 30 year old clay was a fun hunt, and we are glad it blends in.
Parapet leak on our flat roof that two other companies had patched. Brannock found the crack in the stucco cap feeding water behind the foam. Fixed it properly and it has stayed dry since.
Our DC Ranch HOA is very particular. Brannock put together the samples and paperwork and we were approved on the first submittal. Luis kept us updated each day during the replacement. Beautiful work.
Yes. Clay barrel and S tile are common in north Scottsdale. We relay, repair and replace clay tile, and we source matching tile when pieces break.
We prepare the materials, samples and paperwork those committees ask for and follow their review schedule. Approval is up to the committee, but a complete submittal keeps it moving.
Yes. Recoats, new foam and parapet repairs on 1970s and 1980s homes are a big part of our Scottsdale work.
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