A Roof Built for Desert Sun and Monsoon Rain
We replace, repair and coat roofs across Chaparral and the El Paso area, from steep shingle roofs to flat, parapet-walled additions.
A quick look at the roofing work we do most often.
A full tear-off done right, decking checked before anything new goes down.
We trace the leak to its source instead of just patching the stain.
Architectural shingles installed with the nailing pattern that keeps them on in high wind.
TPO and modified bitumen roofs patched where ponding water actually collects.
Standing seam panels that shed heat instead of soaking it up all summer.
We document the bruising and granule loss your insurance adjuster needs to see.
We work on roofs across Chaparral and the surrounding desert, from steep shingle roofs in Las Cruces to the flat, parapet-walled homes that are common out here. Most people call us because a stain showed up on a ceiling, or a monsoon storm pulled shingles off in the wind. You're probably not after a roof you'll think about again for twenty years, you just want this one to stop leaking and stay that way. We see the same handful of problems over and over, and most of them started small.
We pull the bad section down to decking and check it for rot before anything new goes back, because covering wet OSB with new shingles just buys you a year. On flat roofs we look at the parapet flashing and the drains first, since that's where ponding water finds its way in. We use underlayment rated for this heat, not the cheapest roll on the truck, and we flash every pipe boot and chimney ourselves instead of trusting the last guy's work. That's the difference between a roof that makes it through one more monsoon season and one that makes it through a decade of them.
Serving Chaparral and the surrounding high desert.
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Most of our work comes from someone telling a neighbor about us. Here is why that keeps happening.
We carry full licensing and insurance, so you're covered if anything goes wrong on the job.
We pull permits and build to the wind and ventilation codes this county actually inspects for.
Old shingles and nails get hauled off, not left in your yard.
You get a written quote before we touch a single shingle.
We schedule around the weather here, not the other way around.
We use underlayment and coatings rated for high UV, not the cheapest option on the shelf.
Had a stain over the kitchen for months, turned out it was the flashing around the chimney, not the shingles like I thought. Fixed in one day, no more drip when it rains.
Our place out past Santa Teresa has a flat roof addition that was ponding water every monsoon. They found the low spot and it hasn't pooled since.
Storm came through Chaparral and took the granules off our shingles. Had to push the job back a day for more rain, but the photos they took got our insurance claim through fast.
Questions people ask before booking a roofing job.
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