Apache Junction has a different mix of roofs than the master-planned communities to the south, and that calls for a different set of skills. From shingle and flat roofs on older homes to coatings on manufactured homes and tile on newer subdivisions, call or text (602) 339-9540 for help.
Apache Junction roofs at a glance
Apache Junction sits at the base of the Superstition Mountains, at the eastern edge of the Valley, gateway to Lost Dutchman State Park and the Apache Trail. Much of the city developed earlier and more gradually than the newer East Valley suburbs. The result is a wide variety of homes:
- Older site-built homes with asphalt shingle, rolled roofing or foam roofs.
- Manufactured and mobile homes, many in communities that welcome winter visitors, with metal, rolled or coated roofs.
- Ranch-style homes with flat or low-slope roofs finished in foam.
- Newer subdivisions with concrete tile roofs.
Common roof problems in Apache Junction
Worn foam and flat roof coatings
Flat and low-slope roofs are common here, and the coating is what keeps them alive. When it wears through, the sun degrades the foam and leaks follow. Regular roof coatings and timely foam repair are the most cost-effective ways to protect these roofs.
Aging shingle roofs
Many shingle roofs here have spent decades in the sun. Brittle shingles lose their seal and tear off in monsoon winds. See shingle roof repair and roof replacement.
Manufactured home roof leaks
Manufactured homes often have low-slope metal or rolled roofs that leak at seams, fasteners, vents and where additions or carports attach. Coatings and roof-over systems can seal and insulate them. The roofer will recommend the right approach for your home.
Storm damage near the mountains
Storms building over the Superstitions can drop strong winds and heavy rain quickly. Loose roofing, unsecured carport panels and debris are common storm casualties. See storm damage repair and emergency service.
Ponding and drainage problems
On flat roofs, blocked scuppers and low spots hold water after storms, wearing out the roof surface. Repairs can add slope and clear drainage.
Roof types we work on in Apache Junction
| Roof type | Common work |
|---|---|
| Foam (SPF) | Repairs, recoating, re-foaming |
| Rolled roofing / flat | Seam repair, coatings, replacement |
| Asphalt shingle | Repair, wind damage, replacement |
| Manufactured home roofs | Leak repair, coatings, roof-overs |
| Concrete tile | Tile repair, underlayment replacement |
Areas we serve in and around Apache Junction
We serve all of Apache Junction, including neighborhoods along Idaho Road, Ironwood Drive and Superstition Boulevard, communities near the Lost Dutchman area, and nearby Gold Canyon. We also serve neighboring Mesa and San Tan Valley.
Roofing services in Apache Junction
- Roof repair and roof leak repair
- Foam and flat roof repair and roof coatings
- Shingle roof repair and roof replacement
- Tile roof repair
- Emergency repair and storm damage
- Free roof inspections
Why Apache Junction homeowners call us
We respond fast to calls and texts, give free written estimates, and match each roof with a licensed, insured Arizona contractor experienced in that roof type, whether it is foam, shingle, tile or a manufactured home.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work on manufactured home roofs?
Yes. We handle leak repairs and coatings on manufactured home roofs, and can discuss roof-over options. The roofer will recommend what fits your home and community rules.
How often should my flat roof be recoated?
For foam roofs, Arizona roofing pros commonly recommend recoating every 5 to 10 years. An inspection will tell you if yours is due.
Do you serve Gold Canyon?
Yes. We serve Gold Canyon along with Apache Junction and the rest of the East Valley.