Straight answers, fair prices in Mesa, AZ
Roofing in Mesa.
QA Test Roofing Spare 1022 works across Mesa, AZ.
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(480) 555-0162- Since 200917 years in business
- LicensedAZ ROC 334455
What we do on your roof
Roof repair
Leaks, lifted shingles, cracked flashing and worn pipe boots found at the source and fixed, so the stain on the ceiling stops growing.
Roof replacement
The old roof stripped to the deck, damaged decking replaced, then new underlayment, flashing, vents and shingles installed as one system.
Storm damage repair
Missing shingles, hail bruising and fallen limbs dealt with, and the roof made watertight again before the next rain finds the gap.
What customers say
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Where we work around Mesa
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- Mesa, AZ
Common questions
Is storm damage covered by insurance?
Often, when the damage was sudden: hail, wind, a fallen limb. Wear and age usually are not, so read your policy. Photograph the damage before anything is moved or repaired. Anyone who offers to cover your deductible or inflate a claim is offering insurance fraud, and you are the one who signs.
Who negotiates my insurance claim?
You do, with your insurer, or a licensed public adjuster you hire. Public adjusting is licensed separately in most states, so a roofer who offers to negotiate your claim is offering something they should not.
There is a stain on my ceiling. Is that where the leak is?
Rarely. Water usually gets in at a valley, a chimney, a vent or another opening, then runs along the deck or a rafter before it drips. Finding where it gets in matters more than patching above the stain.
Should I pressure-wash the moss off my roof?
No. Pressure-washing a shingle roof strips the granules along with the moss and shortens the roof's life. Moss is treated with a zinc- or copper-based product, left to die, and brushed off dry.
What gauge should a metal roof be?
Gauge is a backwards scale: a smaller number is thicker steel. Twenty-four gauge is common on houses; twenty-six is thinner and dents more easily. If a quote does not say the gauge, ask.
Our registration
- License
- AZ ROC 334455
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