Ocotillo is a master-planned community in south Chandler, near Queen Creek and Alma School roads, built around interconnected lakes and the 27-hole Ocotillo Golf Club. Its roughly 40 neighborhoods were built from the late 1980s through the 2010s, so roof ages vary widely from one street to the next. For leaks, storm damage or a re-roof estimate, call or text (602) 339-9540.
Ocotillo roofs at a glance
- Built from the late 1980s through the 2010s, with most homes from the 1990s and 2000s.
- Concrete tile on the vast majority of homes, in Mediterranean and Spanish styles.
- Single-family homes, patio homes, townhomes and condos, some in gated neighborhoods.
- Lakefront and golf-course lots with more exposure to wind.
Your neighborhood's build year is the best clue to what your roof needs.
Common roof problems in Ocotillo
Underlayment in 1990s neighborhoods
Homes from the 1990s are at or past the expected life of their original underlayment, and some re-felted roofs from the 2000s are due again. See tile underlayment replacement.
Discontinued tile on older homes
Matching older tiles can be difficult. When damage is widespread, a new tile roof may make more sense than patching.
Lakefront and golf-course exposure
Open water and fairways give storm winds room to build. Ridge caps, edge tiles and hips take the most damage. See storm damage roof repair.
Patio home and townhome roofs
Attached homes often share roof sections, and responsibility may fall to the sub-association. Check your CC&Rs before scheduling work.
HOA guidelines
Ocotillo has a master association plus individual neighborhood associations, each with architectural guidelines. Repairs with matching tile usually do not need approval, while new roofs and color changes do. The roofer can provide product specs.
Services for Ocotillo homeowners
- Tile underlayment replacement and roof replacement
- Tile roof repair and roof leak repair
- Storm damage repair and emergency service
- Free roof inspections
We serve every Ocotillo neighborhood and the rest of Chandler.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my Ocotillo roof needs underlayment work?
Start with the build year. Roofs from the 1990s with original underlayment are almost certainly due. An inspection that lifts several tiles confirms it.
Who handles roofs in Ocotillo townhome communities?
It depends on the sub-association. Some cover roofs, others leave them to owners. Check your CC&Rs.
Do you work in the gated Ocotillo neighborhoods?
Yes. We coordinate gate access with you when we schedule.