Fountain Hills is a hillside town on the eastern edge of the Valley, next to the McDowell Mountains and the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. It grew up around its famous fountain, built in 1970 and still one of the tallest in the country, and incorporated as a town in 1989. Many residents are retirees and seasonal homeowners, and the hilly terrain means more custom homes and complex roofs than a typical subdivision. For a repair or a pre-season inspection, call or text (602) 339-9540.
Fountain Hills roofs at a glance
- Homes built from the 1970s onward, with a large share from the 1980s through the 2000s.
- Concrete tile and flat roofs on Southwestern, Santa Fe and Mediterranean designs.
- Custom hillside homes with multiple roof levels, parapets and flat sections.
- High sun and wind exposure on ridgelines and view lots.
Common roof problems in Fountain Hills
Flat roofs and parapets
Santa Fe and Southwest-style homes rely on flat roofs with parapet walls. They need regular recoating, clear scuppers and sound parapet flashing. See foam and flat roof repair and roof coatings.
Tile underlayment
Tile roofs from the 1980s through the 2000s are at or past the typical life of their underlayment. See tile underlayment replacement.
Hillside wind and storms
Ridgelines and slopes catch monsoon gusts. Lifted tiles and torn coatings are common after storms. See storm damage roof repair.
Leaks in empty seasonal homes
Leaks in homes left empty for the summer can go unnoticed for months. A free roof inspection before you leave helps prevent surprises.
For seasonal residents
We coordinate access with a neighbor or property manager and send photos and estimates by text for your approval, wherever you are.
Roofing services in Fountain Hills
- Foam and flat roof repair and roof coatings
- Tile roof repair and underlayment replacement
- Free roof inspections and roof replacement
- Storm damage repair and emergency service
We also serve neighboring Scottsdale and Mesa.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work on flat roofs with parapet walls?
Yes. Flat roofs and parapets are common in Fountain Hills, and they need recoating and good flashing to stay watertight.
Can you inspect my roof before I leave for the summer?
Yes. A spring inspection catches thin coatings, cracked tiles and clogged drains before monsoon season.
Is Fountain Hills in your service area?
Yes. It is about 27 miles from our San Tan Valley base and part of our regular service area.