Your Trusted Roofing Contractor in Arizona

A verifiable license number they're comfortable with you checking, a physical local address rather than just a phone number, and a written estimate before any work starts are the baseline. Beyond that, look at how they communicate before you've signed anything: do they answer questions directly, or dodge specifics? A reputable company doesn't need same-day pressure tactics to close a job, because the work speaks for itself.

Get everything that matters in writing, including the specific material, timeline, and payment schedule, rather than relying on a verbal understanding. Ask directly who your point of contact is if a question comes up mid-project, and confirm upfront how updates will be shared, whether that's a call, a text, or an in-person check-in. Being specific about what you're seeing, rather than vague, also helps a contractor diagnose or scope a job faster on the first visit.

Read reviews on Google and Yelp directly rather than trusting only what's posted on a company's own website, since third-party platforms are harder to selectively curate. Look for how a company responds to negative reviews, not just the star average, since that shows how they handle problems in practice. Asking for a reference from a project similar in scope to yours, and actually calling that person, gives you information a star rating alone can't.

Get written estimates from two or three companies for the identical scope, and compare more than just price: material specified, warranty terms, and how thoroughly each company actually inspected the roof before quoting. A company that measures and inspects in person before quoting is generally more reliable than one estimating from a photo. Response time to your initial inquiry is also a reasonable proxy for how responsive they'll be once you're an active customer.

From the ground safely, look for missing, cracked, or slipped tile, sagging sections of the roofline, and debris buildup in valleys. Check gutters for granule buildup if you have shingle, which signals surface wear. What you genuinely can't check safely from the ground is flashing condition, valley integrity up close, or anything on the attic side, which is exactly where the more serious problems tend to start.

Get multiple written quotes for the same scope first, since that gives you real leverage and information, not just a request for a discount with nothing to back it up. Ask what's driving the price if it seems high, since sometimes there's flexibility on material grade or timing that can bring cost down without cutting corners on the work itself. Be wary of a contractor who drops the price dramatically the moment you push back, since that usually means the original number had significant padding to begin with.

Material and labor should be broken out separately, along with tear-off and disposal of the old roof if applicable, permit costs, and any deck repair anticipated. Warranty terms, both manufacturer and workmanship, should be spelled out with actual duration, not just mentioned in passing. An estimate that's just one lump-sum number without this breakdown makes it hard to know what you're actually paying for or to fairly compare it against another quote.

Tell us right away rather than waiting until the job is finished. As a licensed and insured contractor, we carry the coverage to make it right, and being upfront about an issue as soon as it happens is what lets us actually fix it quickly instead of it becoming a dispute later. This is part of why verifying a contractor's insurance matters before hiring, not just their license.

Call us directly at (480) 877-1643 or email info@tiptoproofingservice.com, and it goes to the owner, not a call center. Most concerns get resolved directly this way. If something isn't resolved to your satisfaction, Arizona homeowners can also file a complaint with the Registrar of Contractors, which is exactly the kind of accountability a verifiable ROC license is meant to provide.

We offer 0% financing options for qualifying projects, so a necessary repair or replacement doesn't have to mean paying the full cost upfront. Every project starts with a free written estimate, and we'll walk you through the specific payment and financing options available for your job during that estimate.

Direct contact with the owner, not a rotating point of contact you have to re-explain your project to each time you call. Customers consistently mention daily check-ins during active work and a final walkthrough before a job is called complete. If a question comes up mid-project, you're calling the person who actually knows what's happening on your roof.

Owner involvement on every project is the biggest one; Lior personally oversees jobs rather than handing everything to a sales team after the contract is signed. That's paired with real, verifiable credentials, ROC #355034, GAF certification, and BBB accreditation, plus a track record of 150+ five-star reviews across Google and Yelp you can check yourself rather than take on faith.

ROC #355034 is our license number, verifiable anytime through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, and it covers us as a fully insured contractor across every service we offer, from repair to full replacement.

Yes. We are a GAF-certified roofing contractor, meaning our installations meet GAF's standards for quality and can qualify for extended manufacturer warranties.

Yes. Tip Top Roofing Service is a BBB-accredited business, reflecting our commitment to transparency and customer service standards.

Our headquarters is located at 6830 E 5th Ave #205, Old Town Scottsdale, AZ 85251. From there, we serve homeowners and businesses throughout Scottsdale, Phoenix, and the surrounding Arizona communities.

We provide roof repair, roof installation, roof replacement, roof inspection, roof renovation, commercial roofing, residential roofing, metal roofing, flat roofing, and gutter installation and repair.

Call us at (480) 877-1643 or email info@tiptoproofingservice.com. You can also request a free estimate directly through our website.