Phoenix, AZ · HOA and Multi-Family Roofing
Apartment, Condo and HOA Roofing Contractor in Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix property owners and managers often oversee many buildings at once, and each roof needs a clear plan. Tip Top Roofing Service holds Arizona license ROC #355034 and GAF certification, and we survey, repair and replace roofs on multi-family and association properties.
- Licensed & Insured - ROC #355034
- GAF-Certified Contractor
- 5.0★ Rating (130+ Reviews)
Who can repair or replace roofs on apartment, condo and HOA buildings in Phoenix?
Apartment, condo and HOA roofs in Phoenix are repaired and replaced by licensed Arizona roofing contractors who survey each building, document its condition and quote the work in writing. Tip Top Roofing Service offers that service, with photos and a separate line for every building.
- Registrar of Contractors lookup for license 355034: azroc.my.site.com (confirmed November 2, 2026).
- GAF directory listing: gaf.com (confirmed November 2, 2026).
- Better Business Bureau profile page: bbb.org (confirmed November 2, 2026).
- The state statute for planned communities, A.R.S. 33-1801, opens by saying the chapter "applies to all planned communities" (law.justia.com, read November 2, 2026).
Roof Problems We See on Phoenix Multi-Family Buildings
Larger buildings tend to share a short list of recurring weak points.
Ponding on Low-Slope Roofs
Water that stays on a flat surface after rain speeds up wear and finds seams.
Failed Seams and Flashing
Edges, parapets and penetrations open up from heat cycling and movement.
Clogged Roof Drains
Debris and dust block drains and scuppers, so water has nowhere to go.
Worn Surface Coatings
Reflective coatings thin out under strong sun and stop protecting the layer below.
Tile and Shingle Wear
Pitched buildings lose tiles and shingles to wind and age, and the underlayment ages too.
Rooftop Equipment Penetrations
Mounts for air conditioning, vents and solar can leak when their seals dry out.
Planning a Multi-Building Roof Project in Phoenix
Here is how we usually organize work for a manager or a board.
- Send us the address, the number of buildings and any units where leaks have been reported.
- We survey each roof, photograph the problem areas and record the roof type of every building.
- You receive a free written estimate, with the buildings ranked from most urgent to least.
- We help you decide what to repair now, what to replace and what can be watched.
- We agree on access, parking and resident notices with your manager before work begins.
- Crews work building by building, and we review each finished roof with your representative.
What You Get in Writing
A Building List
Each building appears on its own line, so you can approve work in stages.
A Photo Record
Dated photographs show the condition you can compare against at the end.
A Plain Scope
The estimate describes the materials and steps without sales language.
Phoenix ZIP Codes We Serve for Property Roofing
We take association and multi-family roofing work in all of the standard Phoenix ZIP codes listed here.
85003 85004 85006 85007 85008 85009 85012 85013 85014 85015 85016 85017 85018 85019 85020 85021 85022 85023 85024 85026 85027 85028 85029 85031 85032 85033 85034 85035 85037 85040 85041 85042 85043 85044 85045 85048 85050 85051 85053 85054 85083 85085 85086
Each code above appears as a regular Phoenix ZIP in Hometown Locator and in WorldPostalCode (reviewed November 2, 2026); post office box ZIPs were dropped.
Phoenix Apartment, Condo and HOA Roofing Questions
Do you work on apartment complexes in Phoenix?
Yes. We survey every building, give you a written estimate and can schedule repairs or replacements in stages.
Can you handle condo association roofs?
Yes. We repair and replace condo roofs and provide the scope and photos a board needs to review.
Do you also roof single-family HOA neighborhoods?
Yes. Owners follow their association's rules for materials and color, and we work within them.
What size of property is too large?
We do not set a limit. A big property is simply planned in phases, one building or group at a time.
Are your estimates free for multi-family properties?
Yes, repair and replacement estimates are free and written. A formal inspection report with photos is paid.
Which flat roof systems do you work with?
We install and repair TPO, modified bitumen and spray foam, and we check drains and seams while we are on the roof.
How should we prioritize several leaking roofs?
Start with active leaks and failed drainage, then move to roofs that show wear but are still dry. Our estimate ranks them for you.
Can you replace only the worst buildings first?
Yes. Many owners fix the most urgent roofs first and plan the remaining buildings for later.
How do you work around tenants?
We agree on access and notices with your manager, keep the work area tidy and tell residents when noisy work is planned.
What about parking and staging?
We ask where trucks and materials may go, and we plan around the spaces you cannot give up.
Do you coordinate with our property manager?
Yes. Name the contact, and we send schedules, photos and updates to that person.
Can you document damage for our insurance company?
Yes. We photograph and describe the damage and can meet the adjuster. The insurer alone decides coverage and payment.
What if the HOA must approve the materials?
Send us the guidelines. We propose materials that fit them, and the association makes the decision.
Do you repair tile roofs on condos?
Yes, including cracked tile, flashing and underlayment replacement beneath the tile.
Do you recommend maintenance visits?
For properties with flat roofs, a periodic check of drains and seams is wise, and we can set up a schedule.
How long does a multi-building job take?
It depends on the number and size of the roofs. The written estimate includes an expected schedule.
What are your hours?
We are open every day from 8 AM to 6 PM, with Friday hours ending at 4 PM.
Is the license verifiable?
Yes. Use the registrar link in the sources above to look up ROC 355034.
Where is your office?
Our office is at 6830 E 5th Ave Ste 205 in Old Town Scottsdale, and crews travel to Phoenix for each job.
How do I begin?
Call (480) 877-1643 or press the estimate button, and tell us the property address and the number of buildings.
Related Phoenix Roofing Pages
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Last updated: November 2, 2026. By Lior Gabay, Tip Top Roofing Service, ROC #355034.
Planning Roof Work for Several Buildings?
Call any day between 8 AM and 6 PM, with Friday hours ending at 4 PM. Your estimate is free and in writing.