Power Ranch is one of southeast Gilbert's largest master-planned communities, with about 3,700 homes around The Barn community center, a fishing lake and miles of trails, next to Power Ranch Golf Club. Most single-family homes here were built in the early 2000s, and that timing matters for your roof. If you have a leak, storm damage or want your underlayment checked, call or text (602) 339-9540.
Power Ranch roofs at a glance
- Built mostly around 2000–2008, with a median build year of about 2004. A smaller group of townhomes dates to the 2010s.
- Red and brown tile roofs on Spanish and Mediterranean-style homes with stucco and archways.
- Single-family homes from about 1,500 to 4,500 square feet, many two-story.
- Covered patios on most homes, some with flat roof sections tied into the main roof.
A roof built in 2004 is now more than 20 years old. For tile roofs in Arizona, that is past the range where original underlayment typically holds up.
Common roof problems in Power Ranch
Original underlayment wearing out
The most common major repair in Power Ranch. Felt underlayment from the early 2000s dries out and cracks under the tiles, and leaks show up during heavy monsoon rain. Because so many homes were built within a few years of each other, entire streets tend to need this work around the same time. See tile underlayment replacement.
Two-story leak points
Two-story homes have roof sections that meet walls and lower roofs that catch runoff from upper ones. Step flashing, kick-out flashing and valleys at those spots are frequent leak sources.
Cracked tiles from rooftop work
Solar installs and other rooftop trades often crack tiles. See tile roof repair.
Storm damage
Monsoon winds lift tiles and loosen ridge caps. See storm damage roof repair.
Power Ranch HOA
Every Power Ranch home belongs to the HOA, which has architectural guidelines. Underlayment replacements that reuse your existing tiles usually do not change the home's look, but check with the HOA before work. New roofs and color changes require approval. The roofer can supply product details.
Services for Power Ranch homeowners
- Tile underlayment replacement
- Tile roof repair and roof leak repair
- Storm damage repair and emergency service
- Free roof inspections and roof replacement
We serve all of Power Ranch and the rest of Gilbert.
Frequently asked questions
My Power Ranch home was built around 2004. Is the roof due?
The tiles likely have plenty of life left, but the original underlayment is probably near or past the end of its expected life. An inspection that lifts several tiles will tell you whether to plan an underlayment replacement.
Do I need Power Ranch HOA approval for roof work?
Repairs with matching materials usually do not. Replacements and color changes do. Confirm with the HOA before scheduling a larger project.
Do you serve the Power Ranch townhomes?
Yes. We work on single-family homes and townhomes throughout Power Ranch.