Best Roofers in Scottsdale
Local roofers for tile, foam and shingle roofs before the next monsoon
- No. 1ROC 335362 listed on site
- No. 4Hayden Road office
- No. 824/7 emergency service
By John Apolinar
A roof leak in July is a bad time to start calling around. We built this list to help you plan before the next storm from our own directory listings and each roofer's website. You'll find what roofs each company works on and where it's based. You'll also get a pre-monsoon checklist and steps for checking a contractor license yourself. Updated 10/31/2026. 8 spots.
Want the full list? Browse the Scottsdale roofing directory.
In this guide 8 spots
How We Picked
We started with roofers listed in the Scottsdale Scoop roofing directory and then read each company's own website for its address, roof types and services. We didn't rank anyone on ratings or price. ROC numbers below are the ones each company shows on its own site. Confirm the license is active yourself with the ROC contractor search before you sign.
The spots
Ranked by Scottsdale Scoop
Full-service residential and commercial roofing Kore Roofing describes itself as a full-service residential and commercial roofing contractor working on Scottsdale homes. Its website lists tile, foam, TPO, shake, slate and metal roofing plus emergency tarping and a separate page on roof insulation and underlayment. That range matters if your house mixes a pitched tile roof with a flat foam section over the patio. The site lists ROC 335362 and says it's GAF Master Elite certified. Ask which crew handles tile underlayment jobs and whether the warranty covers labor or only materials.
The short list: ROC 335362 listed on siteTile, foam and metal roofsUnderlayment service page.
7655 E Redfield Rd Ste 130, Scottsdale 85260
HailCo Roofing
Storm response for tile, shingle, foam and metal roofs HailCo Roofing works out of an office on Redfield Road near the Scottsdale Airpark. Its site says the crew handles tile, shingle, foam and metal roofs and offers 24-hour storm response. It also has a dedicated spray foam page for flat residential and commercial roofs covering new installs and recoats. HailCo lists ROC #346211 and says it'll help with insurance claims if you need it. It's a fit for the storm-damage call after a monsoon cell rolls through.
The short list: 24-hour storm responseSpray foam installs and recoatsROC #346211 listed on site.
14000 N 94th St #3139, Scottsdale 85260
Scottsdale Roofing
Repair and replacement with flat-roof systems Scottsdale Roofing covers residential and commercial repair and replacement. The company site lists a long menu of flat and low-slope systems: torch-down modified bitumen, hot mop built-up roofing, spray foam, metal and restoration coatings. It also advertises 24-hour emergency service and leak repair. One note: other listings online use a similar name at a different address, so confirm you've reached the 94th Street company at 480-506-0678 before you book.
The short list: 24-hour emergency serviceBuilt-up and modified bitumenRoof leak repair.
3260 N Hayden Rd Ste 210, Scottsdale 85251
Tempel Roofing
Tempel Roofing keeps a south Scottsdale office on Hayden Road. Its website focuses on installation and storm damage and says the team moves quickly to secure a roof against further damage. Insurance claims get a lot of attention on the site. If you're going that route, ask how they document damage and who talks to the adjuster. Get the scope in writing before work starts either way.
The short list: Hayden Road officeStorm damage responseInsurance claim support.
7377 E Doubletree Ranch Rd A-280, Scottsdale
Irish Roofing
Tile roofs and older estate homes Irish Roofing's site spends real time on tile. It points out that many Paradise Valley estate homes carry tile roofs from the 1970s through the 1990s and that the tile often outlasts the underlayment beneath it in Arizona heat. The company says it works with shingles, metal, tile, TPO, rolled roofs and foam coatings. It offers free inspections and 24-hour emergency service. It's a sensible call if you own an older tile roof and want a read on what's under it.
The short list: Free roof inspectionsTile underlayment focus24-hour emergency service.
8075 E Morgan Trl, Scottsdale 85258
Scottsdale Roofing & Gutters
Roofing plus gutter installs Scottsdale Roofing & Gutters is the pick when you want the roof and the drainage handled together. Its website covers gutter installation and cleaning alongside roof repairs and reroofing. It also describes a tile reroof process that reuses the existing tiles after replacing the underlayment. The site has a section on spray foam for flat roofs and lists ROC#343909. Ask whether your tiles are in good enough shape to reuse before you price new ones.
The short list: Gutter installs and cleaningTile reroof with new underlaymentROC#343909 listed on site.
Canyon State Roofing & Consulting is based in Phoenix near Ahwatukee and lists Scottsdale among the cities it serves. Its site says it's Tile Roofing Institute certified and lists ROC #276078. It offers tile, shingle, metal and foam options for repair or replacement. The consulting side of the name is worth asking about if you want a second opinion on a bid from another roofer.
The short list: Tile Roofing Institute certifiedROC #276078 listed on siteTile, shingle, metal and foam.
Glendale-based; serves Scottsdale
GTR Roofing
GTR Roofing's website describes it as a roofing contractor in Glendale with Scottsdale on its service-area list. It advertises 24/7 emergency service and free inspections. Its service pages cover installation and repair plus leak diagnosis and commercial roofing. It's a West Valley company, so ask about scheduling and travel for a Scottsdale job before you set the inspection.
The short list: 24/7 emergency serviceLeak diagnosisFree inspections.
Before Monsoon: Inspection Checklist
Arizona State Parks says monsoon season runs 6/15 through 9/30 each year. Book an inspection in spring so repairs are done before the first storm.
- Look for cracked or slipped tiles and exposed underlayment.
- Check flat roofs for ponding water or cracked coating.
- Clear gutters, scuppers and roof valleys of debris.
- Look at flashing around vents, skylights and AC units.
- Check ceilings for stains that point to a slow leak.
Tile vs Foam vs Shingle in the Desert
Tile
Most Scottsdale tile roofs shed water through the underlayment below the tile. The tile can last a long time while that layer wears out. That's why several picks above offer reroofs that lift the tile and replace the underlayment.
Foam
Spray foam is common on flat roofs. It's a seamless layer that needs periodic recoating. Ask any roofer when your coating was last renewed.
Shingle
Shingles show up on pitched roofs in older neighborhoods. Look for lifted or missing shingles after high winds.
Check the R-42 License
The Arizona Registrar of Contractors lists R-42 as the residential roofing classification on its license classifications page. Its listed scope includes roof tile, shingles, metal roofing and urethane foam. The ROC also has commercial and dual classifications, so ask which license class the roofer holds and check that it fits your job. Look up any roofer on the ROC contractor search. The ROC's before you hire checklist also suggests getting written estimates from at least three contractors and calling the phone number on the license record to confirm who you're dealing with.
Questions to Ask Before You Sign
These questions help you compare bids on equal terms.
- Which ROC license class do you hold and does it cover this job?
- Will you replace the underlayment or only the surface layer?
- Who pulls the permit if one's needed?
- What does your warranty cover and for how long?
- Who's on the roof: your crew or a subcontractor?
- How do you protect landscaping, pools and solar panels during the work?
Get every answer in the written estimate. A bid that skips the underlayment may look cheaper than one that doesn't.
Insurance Claims After Storms
Photograph damage from a safe place and ask a roofing professional about temporary protection. Don't climb onto a damaged roof or work on it during a storm. Call your insurer before you sign a contract with anyone. Your policy decides what's covered. Keep every estimate and invoice in writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is monsoon season in Arizona?
Arizona State Parks puts it at 6/15 through 9/30 each year. Storms often start later than the official date.
How do I check a roofer's license in Arizona?
Search the company on the ROC contractor search. Check that the license is active and that its class covers your job. R-42 is the residential roofing class and other commercial or dual classes exist.
How long does tile roof underlayment last in Scottsdale?
It varies with the material and the heat it takes. The tile often outlasts it. Ask for an inspection that checks the underlayment and not just the tile.
Should I repair or replace my roof?
Ask a roofer to explain the condition of the layer under the surface. Get written repair and replacement bids from more than one company and compare the scope.
Will insurance cover monsoon roof damage?
That depends on your policy. Document the damage and call your insurer before signing a roofing contract.
How do I spot storm-chasing roofers?
Be careful with door knockers after a storm. Check the license on the ROC contractor search and call the number listed on the license record to confirm the person works for that contractor.
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