Anchorage & Mat-Su Roofing Contractor

It depends on square footage, pitch, how many layers come off, and whether the decking underneath is sound. Metal costs more up front than asphalt and lasts longer. We won’t guess at a number over the phone. The inspection tells us what’s actually up there, and the written estimate breaks it out line by line.

Metal sheds snow instead of holding it, resists ice dam damage at the eaves, and carries a 40-year finish warranty instead of a 10 to 15 year shingle life. It costs more up front and usually outlasts two asphalt roofs.

Yes, and plenty of them. Architectural asphalt is the right call on a lot of Anchorage and Valley homes, especially where budget or roof geometry makes metal impractical. Composite, architectural, asphalt are all the same product under different names. We’ll tell you which way we’d go and why.

Heat escaping into the attic melts snow on the upper roof, the water runs down to the cold eaves and refreezes there. A new roof by itself doesn’t fix that. What fixes it is ventilation, insulation, and ice-and-water membrane at the eaves, which is why we look at your attic during the inspection and not just the shingles.

Yes, with limits. Repairs and emergency work happen year round. Full replacements are scheduled around temperature and snow, and we will tell you straight if a job should wait for spring.

We document the damage with photos, meet the adjuster on site, and provide a written scope that matches the claim. You stay in the loop on what is covered and what is not.

Yes. Monthly payment options with quick approval and no prepayment penalty. Ask for the terms when we walk through your estimate.