Roof replacement · Clark County
Complete re-roof
For roofs past relay: tile that is broken across the field, a deck that has gone soft, or a shingle or flat roof that has simply run out. Tear-off to the deck and rebuild, with every line priced before we start.
When a roof is past a relay
Most Las Vegas tile roofs do not need replacing; they need their underlayment replaced. But some do. Tile that is broken across the field rather than in a few spots, clay or lightweight tile that is spalling and cannot be matched, a deck that has rotted beyond a handful of sheets, a roof that was already relaid once on cheap felt and is failing again, or a shingle or flat roof that has simply run out. In those cases the honest answer is a tear-off to the deck and a rebuild.
What a re-roof includes
- Tear-off of all tile, shingle or membrane, battens and underlayment down to the deck, with haul and disposal as its own line.
- Deck inspection and repair by the sheet, with a stated allowance and a per-sheet price for anything beyond it.
- New high-temperature underlayment, drip edge, valley metal, pipe jacks and wall flashings.
- New roof covering: concrete tile (the valley default), architectural shingle where the HOA allows, or a single-ply or modified-bitumen system on low-slope sections.
- Permit and inspections with your jurisdiction, final clean-up and magnet sweep, photo documentation of the finished roof.
Tile, shingle or flat?
If you have tile now and the HOA requires it, you get tile. Where there is a choice, we will walk you through weight, cost, lifespan and heat performance honestly. Tile is heavier and costs more up front; it is also what lasts in this sun. Many valley homes have a low-slope section over a patio or garage that needs a proper membrane system rather than tile laid too flat, and we price that section separately.
Get the relay-or-replace answer in writing
If a relay will do, we say so. If it will not, you get the reasons and the photos.
Re-roof vs. relay
Which one does your roof need?
| Condition | Relay | Re-roof |
|---|---|---|
| Tile mostly intact, underlayment failed | ✓ Relay | — |
| Tile broken across the field, or spalling | — | ✓ Re-roof |
| Deck soft in a few spots | ✓ Relay + sheets | — |
| Deck rotted over large areas | — | ✓ Re-roof |
| Discontinued tile with no salvage match | Depends | Often |
| Shingle roof at end of life | — | ✓ Re-roof |
| Flat section with ponding and splits | — | ✓ New membrane |
Pricing
By the square, line by line.
A re-roof is priced per square for the tear-off and per square for the new system, with the deck allowance, flashings, disposal and permit as their own lines. Tile weight, pitch, stories and the number of valleys and penetrations all move the per-square number, and our quote shows which ones apply to your roof.
We do not bundle financing into the price and we do not round the number up to leave room for a "discount". See how we price.
Other services
The rest of what we do.
Tile lift & relay
Full underlayment replacement using your existing tile. The job most Las Vegas homes actually need when the roof starts leaking at 15–25 years.
Existing tile reused →Shingle & flat roofs
Architectural shingle re-roofs and repairs, rolled roofing and modified-bitumen on flat and low-slope sections. Same inspection, same written scope.
Any roof type →Leak diagnosis & repair
We find the entry point before quoting the fix. Most valley leaks trace to flashing, a cracked jack boot or a valley, not the field of the roof.
Diagnosis before quote →Solar remove & reset
Panels come off, the roof underneath gets done right, panels go back on. Coordinated directly with your installer so nobody voids anybody's warranty.
Coordinated with your installer →Monsoon & storm response
Emergency dry-in and tarping during monsoon season, then a permanent repair scheduled once the system passes.
Temporary dry-in, then a real fix →Roof inspection & certification
The inspection and written certification escrow asks for, with a scope of work and price if anything needs correcting before close.
Written report →Free inspection · Written scope · Insurance claims handled
Find out what your roof actually needs.
We walk it, photograph it, and hand you the square count and condition notes in writing. The decision is yours after that.