Chandler's neighborhoods have matured, and so have their roofs. Many tile roofs in the city are 20 to 35 years old, which puts them squarely in the range where underlayment fails and leaks become frequent. If you have a leak, storm damage or an aging roof, call or text (602) 339-9540.
South Chandler along the Loop 202 Santan Freeway is part of what many people loosely call the "San Tan" area. It is in Maricopa County, about 17 miles from our San Tan Valley base in Pinal County, and squarely inside our core service area.
Chandler roofs at a glance
Chandler grew rapidly from the 1980s through the 2000s, with south Chandler filling in last. The result:
- Concrete tile on most homes, especially in master-planned areas like Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch, Cooper Commons and the neighborhoods around the Loop 202 and Loop 101.
- Many two-story homes with complex roof lines.
- Some shingle and flat roofs on older homes in central and north Chandler.
- Active-adult communities in and near Chandler, including neighboring Sun Lakes, with tile, shingle and low-slope roofs.
Common roof problems in Chandler
Underlayment failure on older tile roofs
Homes built in the 1980s and 1990s may be on their original underlayment, or one that is itself aging. Recurring leaks, leaks during heavy storms, and brittle felt under the tiles are the classic signs. See tile underlayment replacement.
Discontinued and faded tiles
On older roofs, some tile colors and profiles are no longer manufactured, which makes repairs and HOA matching harder. When too many tiles are damaged or unmatchable, a new tile roof can be the better option.
Valley and wall flashing leaks
Two-story homes have many places where roof sections meet walls and where upper roofs drain onto lower ones. Worn flashing is a top leak source.
Storm damage
Monsoon microbursts can lift tiles and loosen ridge caps across neighborhoods. See storm damage roof repair.
Patio and addition roofs
Foam and low-slope roofs over patios and additions need recoating and careful tie-ins to the main roof. See foam and flat roof repair.
HOAs in Chandler
Most Chandler subdivisions have HOAs with roofing guidelines. Underlayment replacements that reuse existing tiles often do not need approval, while new roofs and color changes usually do. The roofer can provide product details and color samples for your application.
Neighborhoods we serve in Chandler
We serve all of Chandler, including Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch, Cooper Commons, Pecos Ranch, Springfield Lakes, Clemente Ranch, the Downtown Chandler area, and neighboring Sun Lakes. We also serve nearby Gilbert and Mesa.
Roofing services in Chandler
- Tile roof repair and underlayment replacement
- Roof replacement
- Roof repair and roof leak repair
- Shingle roof repair
- Foam and flat roofs and roof coatings
- Emergency repair and storm damage
- Free roof inspections
Chandler neighborhoods we serve
Each neighborhood page covers the roof ages, materials and common problems we see there.
Frequently asked questions
My Chandler home's tile roof is over 25 years old. What should I expect?
The tiles may still be serviceable, but the underlayment is likely near or past the end of its life. An inspection will show whether an underlayment replacement or a new roof makes more sense.
Do you serve Sun Lakes?
Yes. We serve Sun Lakes and other active-adult communities near Chandler, and we follow community guidelines.
Can you help if my HOA requires a specific tile?
Yes. The roofer can source the HOA-approved tile or the closest available match and provide specs for your approval.