Scottsdale Elite Roofing has installed, repaired, and replaced tile, shingle, foam, and flat roofs in Scottsdale, AZ for 20 years. In that time, our crew of 22 licensed roofers has finished more than 2,900 roofs on single-family homes, HOA communities, retail centers, and office buildings.
Free Roof Inspections | Written Estimates Within 48 Hours | 5-Year Workmanship Warranty
Our Average Roofing Costs, At a Glance
Roof repairs | Most run $395 to $1,450 |
Full replacements | Most Scottsdale homes land between $10,400 and $19,800 |
Payment | 30% deposit at signing, balance after the final walkthrough |
Timeline | 2 to 5 working days (or more) for most homes, depending on scope |
Residential and Commercial Roofing
Scottsdale Elite Roofing works on single-family homes, casitas, and HOA townhomes as well as retail plazas, medical offices, and Airpark warehouses. About 40% of last year’s 186 projects were commercial, so our crews know how to stage around tenants, deliveries, and busy parking lots.
Tile, Shingle, Foam, and Flat Roofing Systems
Our expert roofing team installs concrete and clay tile, architectural shingles, spray polyurethane foam, and modified bitumen on low-slope decks. Every crew lead trains on at least 3 systems, which is important, since plenty of Scottsdale properties pair a pitched tile roof with a flat foam section over the patio.
Roof Repair, Installation, and Replacement
Most clients call us because they noticed a leak, and our roofers price the repair before anyone mentions replacement. When a roof truly reaches the end of its life, Scottsdale Elite Roofing strips it to the deck, swaps any soft plywood, and builds the new system with fresh flashing and underlayment.
Project Communication, From Inspection to Cleanup
Each project gets its own crew lead who answers your calls from the first inspection to the final magnet sweep for stray nails. At the end of every workday, clients get photo updates so nobody has to climb a ladder to see what changed.

Shingle Roof Replacement at E Oak St, Scottsdale, AZ 85257
This 1958 block ranch home in South Scottsdale carried 2 layers of curling 3-tab shingles, and an August storm left a brown stain across the hallway ceiling. Our crew tore off both layers, replaced 9 sheets of sun-baked plywood, and removed an abandoned evaporative cooler curb that had been trapping water for years. GAF Timberline HDZ shingles in Weathered Wood now keep the low mid-century profile intact, and a new ridge vent cools the attic.
Turnaround time: 3 days
Price: $10,450

Tile Underlayment Replacement at E Via Linda, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
The original felt under this Spanish-style McCormick Ranch home had turned brittle, and every monsoon pushed water into the family room. Our tile crew lifted and stacked roughly 3,100 concrete S-tiles, laid high-temperature synthetic underlayment, and re-flashed both valleys with 26-gauge W-valley metal. Since the finished roof looks exactly like the old one, the homeowners skipped a new HOA color submittal. They told us the peace and quiet during the next storm felt like their first real win of the summer.
Turnaround time: 6 days
Price: $14,600

Foam Roof Recoating at E Butherus Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
A 2-story office and flex building in the Scottsdale Airpark had lost most of its acrylic coating, which left bare foam and standing water around 4 rooftop AC units. Our commercial crew power-washed 9,500 square feet, cut out 14 blisters, and built tapered foam crickets that steer water toward the scuppers. We followed it with 2 coats of silicone, with granules embedded along the service walkways. Work ran from 5 a.m. to 11 a.m. daily, so tenants never dealt with midday noise.
Turnaround time: 5 days
Price: $15,200
The best roofing materials for Scottsdale, AZ homes shrug off extreme heat, UV exposure, and sudden monsoon downpours, and the 6 below cover nearly every roof our crews see.

Concrete and clay tile define much of Scottsdale, and installed prices usually run $11 to $20 per square foot.
The tiles often outlast the home, but Rosie on the House notes that underlayment in Arizona’s climate wears out in roughly 8 to 20 years.
Our professional tip is to ask for 2 layers of high-temperature underlayment, since it costs little extra and roughly doubles the time between re-lays.

Architectural shingles keep costs friendly at roughly $5 to $8 per square foot installed, which makes them the most popular pick for South Scottsdale ranch homes.
Heat shortens their life here compared with milder states, so our installers pair shingles with ridge and soffit ventilation.
Lighter, cool-rated colors reflect more sunlight and keep attic temperatures lower through July and August.

Spray polyurethane foam forms a seamless, insulating layer that fits flat Scottsdale roofs with odd shapes and many penetrations. New systems typically run $4 to $7.50 per square foot.
Research by roofing consultant Dr. Rene Dupuis, based on surveys of more than 300 SPF roofs, found an average recoat cycle of about 15 years.
Regular coating checks keep the foam protected from UV breakdown.

Flat and low-slope roofs need a membrane that handles standing water as well as heat.
Our crews install modified bitumen, TPO, and built-up systems at roughly $6 to $11 per square foot, depending on insulation and parapet details.
The installation priority we never skip is positive drainage, with at least 1/4 inch of slope per foot leading every drop to a drain or scupper.

Standing seam metal suits modern Scottsdale homes and shaded patio roofs, and installed costs usually run $10 to $17 per square foot.
Steel panels expand and contract with every 40-degree day-to-night temperature swing, so our installers fasten them with floating clips instead of exposed screws.
A Kynar 500 painted finish holds its color far longer under desert UV than standard polyester paint.

Silicone and acrylic coatings renew foam, metal, and flat roofs for about $1.50 to $3.50 per square foot.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, conventional roofs reach 150°F or more on sunny summer afternoons, while reflective roofs stay over 50°F cooler.
We recommend silicone where water ponds and acrylic on well-drained roofs, applied in early morning hours so the coating cures evenly.

Water coming through the ceiling means drywall, insulation, and framing are already getting wet. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency advises drying wet building materials within 24 to 48 hours to prevent mold growth. Our leak response crew stops the water, pulls soaked attic insulation, and runs moisture readings, so you know exactly which rooms need drying before mold sets in.

The National Weather Service defines monsoon season in Arizona as June 15 through September 30, and the microbursts that come with it tear off ridge caps and fling debris onto roofs. After every big Scottsdale storm, our storm crews walk the neighborhood calls first, replacing loose ridge tiles, clearing clogged valleys, and resealing anything the wind pried open.

Hail lands less often in Scottsdale than wind does, but a single hailstorm bruises shingles and pocks foam roofs in minutes. Our inspectors photograph each impact with a measuring scale in frame, mark wind-lifted shingles, and assemble the evidence your insurance adjuster expects to see. That documentation keeps a legitimate claim from stalling over missing proof, and our team stays on call if the adjuster asks for a second look.

Phoenix logged a record 70 days at or above 110°F in 2024, according to the National Weather Service, and that kind of heat cooks sealant and underlayment year after year. Our roofers find the brittle spots around chimneys, walls, and roof penetrations, then replace the metal flashing and the underlayment beneath it rather than smearing on another layer of caulk.

Solar installers, satellite technicians, and holiday light hangers crack more tiles than any storm. Scottsdale Elite Roofing keeps a salvage yard of about 4,000 reclaimed tiles in discontinued profiles, so replacement pieces blend with the existing roof. Our roofers swap damaged shingles for matching bundles and hand-seal each tab rather than waiting on summer heat to do the job.

When a storm opens a roof, our emergency crew stretches heavy-duty tarps from ridge to eave and secures them with wood battens and sandbags. Nailing through healthy tile creates new leaks, so the crew anchors tarps without puncturing undamaged material. Tarping typically costs $350 to $900, and the tarp stays put until the permanent repair goes in, usually within a few days.

Spanish and Mediterranean-style homes usually wear clay barrel or concrete S-tile, often with mortar-set hips and ridges. Our tile crew matches tile profile, color blend, and the irregular “boosted” look many of these homes use at the eaves. Bird stop at every eave keeps pigeons out, and HOA-approved color sheets go to the homeowner before a single tile ships.

Contemporary and modern homes in North Scottsdale lean on flat roofs, tall parapets, and clean metal shed roofs that read as part of the design. Our roofers favor foam with silicone or TPO on the flat sections and standing seam metal on sloped planes. Hidden roof drains and oversized scuppers matter most here, because parapets turn small drainage mistakes into rooftop ponds.

Ranch and traditional homes across South Scottsdale and McCormick Ranch typically carry low-pitch gable or hip roofs. Architectural shingles fit the profile and the budget, while concrete flat tile works when owners want more longevity. Before moving from shingles to tile, our team brings in an engineer to confirm the original framing carries roughly 3 times the weight.
Call or fill out our online form, and we confirm an inspection time within 1 business day. Share a few details about the roof’s age, type, and any leaks, so our inspector shows up prepared.
Our inspector checks the roof surface, flashing, attic, and drainage, usually in under 90 minutes. We photograph every problem area and mark each image, so you see exactly what we saw on the roof.
Within 48 hours, we send a written scope with at least 2 options and itemized pricing. Each option lists materials, colors, warranty terms, and timeline, so comparing them takes minutes instead of guesswork.
We pull any City of Scottsdale permits the job requires and pay the fees inside our quote. Homeowners submit HOA applications, and our office supplies the color samples and spec sheets the architectural committee asks for.
Once you sign, our office locks in a start date, usually 1 to 3 weeks out. We schedule summer tear-offs for early morning starts and avoid opening roofs when storms show up in the forecast.
Our crew protects landscaping and pools with tarps before tear-off begins. Your crew lead stays on site daily, and we send photo updates as each layer goes down, from decking to the final ridge cap.
We haul away all old roofing materials in our own dump trailers. A magnet sweep covers the driveway, yard, and street twice, and we blow out gutters and scuppers before leaving.
At the final walkthrough, we hand over photos, permit sign-offs, and registered warranty paperwork. Our 10-year workmanship warranty starts that day, and the manufacturer warranty arrives by mail in your name.
Book a free roof inspection with Scottsdale Elite Roofing and get photos, a written report, and honest repair or replacement pricing within 48 hours.
Licensing, paperwork, and warranties separate a dependable roofing company from a risky one, so here’s exactly what you get.
Scottsdale Elite Roofing holds a CR-42 dual roofing license through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, covering both residential and commercial roofing. Look up our license number on the ROC website before you sign anything, and our office happily shares bond details on request.
Every estimate names the exact shingle line, tile profile, or coating system going on your roof. Prices stay locked once you sign, and any change order needs your written approval before our crew touches extra work.
Our company carries $2 million in general liability coverage plus workers’ compensation for every crew member. Certificates go to homeowners, property managers, and HOAs before work starts, and our crews protect pools, plants, and patio furniture daily.
Our office registers manufacturer warranties on shingles, underlayment, and coatings in your name within 30 days. On top of that, Scottsdale Elite Roofing backs its labor with a 10-year workmanship warranty that transfers to the next owner if you sell.
Scottsdale Elite Roofing handles roofing installation, repair, and replacement throughout Scottsdale, AZ and the surrounding East Valley communities listed below.
Phoenix, AZ
Paradise Valley
Tempe, AZ
Mesa, AZ
Fountain Hills, AZ
Chandler, AZ
Gilbert, AZ
Cave Creek, AZ
Carefree, AZ
Glendale, AZ
Peoria, AZ
Queen Creek, AZ
Apache Junction, AZ
Sun City, AZ
Surprise, AZ
For properties outside this list, send your address and a few photos of the roof, and our office confirms coverage and travel timing before you book an inspection.
Yes. Scottsdale Elite Roofing documents storm damage with measured photos, prepares an estimate in the format adjusters use, and meets the adjuster on your roof in Scottsdale, AZ, so every dent and cracked tile makes the report.
Yes. Our office coordinates panel removal and reinstallation with a licensed solar partner, and both companies schedule around each other, so your system stays offline for the shortest possible stretch.
Our crews work year-round but start summer jobs at 5 a.m. and wrap heavy work by early afternoon. That schedule protects the crew and keeps shingles and adhesives from overheating during installation.
Repairs fit roofs with isolated leaks and solid decking. Widespread granule loss, soft spots, or brittle underlayment across several slopes usually point to replacement, and a free inspection confirms which applies.
October through April brings milder temperatures and fewer storms, so roofing crews work faster. Booking in early spring also beats the rush of repair calls that every monsoon season brings.
Often, yes. Reflective tile, cool-rated shingles, or a white roof coating paired with proper attic ventilation cuts heat transfer into living spaces, which lowers the load on your air conditioner.

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