Quality Roofing Roofing Contractor · Chaparral, NM
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A local roofing contractor serving homeowners across Chaparral, NM.

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Our Story

How We Look at a Roof

We replace, repair and coat roofs for homeowners around Chaparral and out toward Las Cruces and El Paso. Most of us came up doing tear-offs and flashing work before we ever ran a crew, so we've been on the roof in July heat more times than we'd like to count.

If you're on this page, there's a decent chance you've got a stain spreading on a ceiling, or shingles missing after the last windstorm. We find out where the water is actually getting in, which is almost never where the stain shows up inside, and we fix that spot instead of just re-tarring the obvious crack. A roof patched in the wrong place still leaks, it just takes longer to show up again.

10+
Years Experience
500+
Projects Completed
11
Cities Served
Why Choose Us

What you get when you hire us

None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.

Licensed and Insured

Every roof we touch is covered by our license and insurance, and we can send proof before you sign anything. If a tile comes loose or a ladder scratches stucco, that's on us, not your homeowner's policy.

Code-Compliant Work

Flat roofs and reroofs in this area have wind uplift and ventilation requirements, and we build to those specs instead of guessing. We pull the permit before we start, so the inspector isn't a surprise at the end.

We Clean Up After Ourselves

We run a magnetic sweep for nails after every tear-off, because a flat tire two weeks later is a bad way to remember a roofing job. Dumpster or trailer, the debris leaves with us the same day the job wraps.

Written Quotes, No Surprises

The quote spells out materials, decking replacement if we find it, and labor, so there's no vague number to argue about later. If we find rotten decking once we're up there, we show you before we replace it, not after it's on the invoice.

We Show Up When We Say

Monsoon storms roll through fast in the afternoon, so we plan tear-offs for mornings and keep an eye on the forecast all week. If rain is coming, we dry the roof in before we leave, no open decking overnight.

Materials Built for This Heat

Standard felt underlayment cooks and goes brittle fast under this sun, so we use synthetic or high-temp rated materials instead. On flat roofs we spec coatings built to reflect heat, not just block water, since the sun does as much damage here as the rain does.

Common Questions

Things people ask us

Questions about who we are and how we work.

How long have you been roofing?
Roofing is the only trade worked here, with hands-on experience on both residential shingle roofs and commercial flat roof systems across this high desert climate.
Do you use your own crew or subcontractors?
Roofing jobs are handled by a crew that works together regularly rather than subcontractors pulled in job to job, so the same people who gave the quote are typically the ones on the roof.
Can I see photos of past roofing work?
Photos of completed tear-offs, flat roof coatings and repairs are available on request, including before and after shots of decking replacement where that was part of the job.
Why choose a smaller roofing company instead of a big national chain?
A smaller roofing operation means the person who inspects the roof is often the same person managing the job and answering the phone afterward, rather than a call center handling a franchise territory. Decisions about materials or an unexpected repair get made on the spot instead of waiting on approval from a regional office.
Where is the business based?
The business is based in Chaparral, NM and works throughout southern New Mexico and the El Paso, TX area within roughly a 50-mile radius.
How far out are you booking right now?
Scheduling varies by season, with monsoon months in late summer being the busiest stretch for leak calls and storm damage repair. Calling ahead for a roof replacement is recommended since those jobs take longer to schedule than a single repair.
Do you clean up the job site when you're done?
Old shingles, underlayment and nails are hauled off the same day as the tear-off, and a magnetic sweep of the yard and driveway is standard practice to catch stray roofing nails before they end up in a tire.
What happens if something gets damaged during the roofing job, like gutters or stucco?
Any damage caused during a roofing job, whether it's a gutter, a vent, or stucco near the roofline, is covered under the business's liability insurance rather than left for the homeowner to pay for separately.
Will you fix a roof that another contractor started or botched?
Take-over jobs are common, usually a repair that wasn't flashed correctly or a flat roof coating applied over a membrane that wasn't properly cleaned first. The existing work gets inspected honestly, including telling a homeowner if the previous repair needs to be fully removed rather than built over.
How can a homeowner tell if a roofing job was done correctly?
A properly finished roof should have consistent shingle alignment, flashing that's sealed and not just caulked over gaps, and no soft spots when walked. Asking for photos of the decking before it was covered, and a copy of the manufacturer's installation specs used, is a reasonable way to check the work afterward.

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