Comprehensive Roofing Services in Phoenix AZ
Residential Roofing Services
We provide professional residential roofing solutions designed to protect your home and increase energy efficiency.
Commercial Roofing Services
Businesses across Phoenix trust Stapleton Roofing for reliable, high-performance roofing systems that protect their investment.
- TPO Roofing Systems: Reflective and cost-effective roofing designed for Arizona’s commercial buildings.
- Foam & Flat Roofing: Seamless protection for low-slope roofs with added insulation benefits.
- Roof Coatings: Extend your roof’s life and boost energy savings with professional coatings.
- Maintenance Programs: Scheduled inspections to prevent issues and reduce long-term repair costs.
Why Phoenix Chooses Stapleton Roofing
1. Licensed, Bonded & Insured
We operate under ROC #269773, ensuring your roofing project meets Arizona’s strict building standards.
2. Family-Owned & Operated
Our local, family-run business values integrity, communication, and personalized service.
3. Arizona Weather Specialists
Our roofing systems are built to withstand extreme UV rays, high winds, and monsoon conditions.
4. Clean, Professional Job Sites
We respect your property, maintain a tidy work area, and provide daily cleanups during each project.
5. Guaranteed Results
Our no-leak guarantee and manufacturer warranties back every roofing project for total peace of mind.
Roofing Systems We Specialize In
Tile Roofing
Clay and concrete tile roofs offer unmatched durability, style, and protection against the Intense heat of Phoenix.
Shingle Roofing
Asphalt and architectural shingles are affordable, resilient, and available in a variety of colors and styles.
Foam Roofing
Our SPF foam systems provide seamless insulation and weather resistance, reducing cooling costs.
TPO Roofing
Ideal for commercial buildings, TPO roofs reflect sunlight, resist heat, and require minimal maintenance.
Serving Phoenix and Surrounding Areas
Stapleton Roofing proudly serves the Phoenix area and its surrounding communities, including Peoria, Glendale, Scottsdale, Chandler, and Tempe. Whether it’s a single-family home, luxury residence, or commercial property, our team delivers reliable roofing services tailored to your needs.
Schedule Your Free Roof Inspection in Phoenix AZ
Your roof is your first line of defense against the desert sun and stormy weather. Protect it with experts who understand Arizona roofing inside and out. Contact Stapleton Roofing, your trusted Phoenix Roofing Contractors, for a free inspection and honest estimate today.
Phoenix Neighborhoods We Serve
Phoenix covers more than 500 square miles, and the roofing needs vary considerably from one part of the city to another. Stapleton Roofing works across all of Phoenix, including these communities:
Arcadia & Arcadia Lite (85018, 85008) — One of Phoenix’s most desirable corridors, where older ranch homes and bungalows have been extensively remodeled. Arcadia sees a high volume of tile and flat-roof work on both original structures and additions.
Biltmore & Camelback East (85016, 85018) — Established midcentury homes and high-end condominiums along the Camelback corridor. Many properties have complex rooflines with multiple roof types on the same structure.
Ahwatukee Foothills (85044, 85045, 85048) — A large planned community in the far south of Phoenix. Homes here are predominantly 1980s–2000s construction with concrete tile roofs approaching or past their 20–30 year lifespan.
Desert Ridge & Deer Valley (85050, 85024, 85027) — North Phoenix growth corridors with newer master-planned developments, mixed with older Deer Valley neighborhoods. Active construction and warranty repair work are common here.
North Mountain & Sunnyslope (85020, 85029) — Older established Phoenix neighborhoods with a mix of flat-roof block homes and pitched-roof properties, many of which haven’t been touched since original construction.
Laveen & South Mountain (85339, 85042, 85040) — Southwest and south Phoenix communities with significant new construction alongside older housing stock. Laveen in particular has seen rapid growth with first-generation roofs now requiring attention.
Maryvale & West Phoenix (85031, 85033, 85035) — Dense residential neighborhoods with a high concentration of flat-roof and low-slope homes. Foam and TPO coatings are common repair and replacement choices here.
Central Phoenix & Midtown (85004, 85012, 85013, 85014) — Urban Phoenix including historic districts, mixed-use properties, and commercial buildings. Flat roofs dominate, and storm drainage and ponding issues are common on older structures.
Roofing in Phoenix’s Climate
Phoenix presents some of the most demanding roofing conditions in the country. Understanding what your roof is up against helps you make smarter maintenance and replacement decisions.
Extreme heat and the urban heat island effect — Phoenix regularly records 110°F+ air temperatures in summer, but rooftop surface temperatures on dark-colored materials can exceed 170°F. The urban heat island effect — where paved surfaces and buildings absorb and radiate heat — pushes Phoenix roof temperatures even higher than surrounding desert communities. This accelerates oxidation in asphalt shingles, blistering in foam coatings, and cracking in aged tile underlayment.
Thermal cycling — Even in Phoenix, nighttime temperatures drop 30–40°F below the daytime high. Roofing materials expand and contract with every cycle. Over years, this stresses fasteners, seams, and flashing — particularly at roof penetrations like HVAC curbs, skylights, and vent pipes.
Monsoon storms — Phoenix’s monsoon season (July through September) brings sudden high-wind events, heavy rain bursts, and occasional hail. Winds can lift or displace loose tile, strip deteriorated shingles, and force water into compromised flashings. Flat roofs on commercial properties are especially vulnerable to debris accumulation that blocks drains.
Haboobs and dust storms — Phoenix’s dust storms are not just a visibility hazard — fine particulate accumulates on low-slope and flat roofs, adds weight, holds moisture, and accelerates biological growth in shaded areas.
Flash flooding and ponding — Phoenix’s hardscape and the speed of monsoon rains exceed the capacity of many older drainage systems. Flat and low-slope roofs that weren’t designed for current drainage loads can pond water for 24–48 hours after a storm — a leading cause of membrane failure and interior leaks.
UV exposure year-round — Phoenix averages over 300 sunny days per year. Uncoated or aging foam roofs, light-colored membranes, and asphalt products all degrade faster under continuous UV exposure without proper maintenance coatings or reflective finishes.
What Roof Work Costs in Phoenix
Pricing depends on roof type, size, condition, and access. The ranges below reflect typical Phoenix projects — your free inspection gives you an exact number.
Roof inspections — Free for residential and commercial properties throughout Phoenix.
Tile roof repair — $300–$1,500 for most repairs. Cracked or slipped tiles, re-bedding ridge caps, and flashing repairs fall in this range.
Shingle roof repair — $350–$2,500 depending on the size of the damaged area and whether decking is affected.
Flat / foam / TPO repair — $400–$4,000+. Flat roof repairs vary widely based on whether it’s a minor patch or a larger membrane failure involving multiple sections.
Full shingle roof replacement — $9,000–$20,000 for most Phoenix homes. Larger homes, steep pitches, or removal of multiple existing layers increase cost.
Full tile roof replacement — $18,000–$50,000+. Concrete tile runs lower; clay or specialty tiles run higher. The underlayment is always replaced — tile alone is not.
Foam roof (new or re-coat) — $4–$7 per square foot for a new foam system with elastomeric coating. Re-coating an existing foam roof in good condition typically runs $1.50–$3.00 per square foot.
TPO / flat roof replacement — $5–$10 per square foot depending on insulation requirements, deck condition, and drain reconfiguration needs.
Commercial roofing — Quoted by scope. Phoenix has a large stock of commercial flat-roof buildings, and Stapleton Roofing handles both small retail repair work and large multi-building projects. Contact us for a commercial estimate.
