Roof Repair Across the Phoenix Valley
Most roofs don't need replacing. They need someone to find where the water is actually getting in and fix that spot properly. Honey Roofing repairs tile, shingle, metal and flat roofs on homes and commercial buildings across the Valley. We're licensed, bonded and insured (ROC #360606), based in Mesa, and the inspection is free.
Licensed and insured · ROC #360606 · calls answered 24/7 · Based in Mesa
Common repairs we see in the Valley
Cracked or slipped tile. Shingles lifted or torn by wind. Flashing pulled loose at walls, chimneys, skylights and vents. Pipe boots cracked by the sun. Underlayment that has dried out under tile. Flat roof seams and drains that hold water. Desert heat and UV break materials down faster than in milder climates, so small problems that would wait elsewhere tend to become leaks here at the first heavy rain.
Related: Tile roofing · Shingle roofing · Metal roofing · Flat roofing · Repair a Roof Leak in the Valley
How a repair visit works
We inspect the roof and, where we can, the attic. We show you photos of the problem and explain what is causing it. If a repair won't solve the problem, for example when tile underlayment has failed across a large area, we tell you that plainly and explain your options.
Related: Roof Repair vs. Reroof: What's the Difference? · How Long Does Tile Roof Underlayment Last in Arizona?
Repair after a monsoon storm
Wind and rain damage is the most common reason people call us in summer. See our storm damage page for what to check and how to document it.
Related: Storm damage roofing · Hail damage · Storm Damage Roof Repair in the Phoenix Valley
Rentals, HOAs and permits
We work with tenants and property managers as well as owners, and Spanish-speaking service is available. When a repair needs a permit we pull it, and we help with HOA approval paperwork when your community requires it.
What to know before you call
Warranty coverage depends on the material used, since each material has its own warranty period; ask us for the details on your job. Calls are answered 24/7 and our office is open 6am to 6pm.
Related: Estimate
Small problems in the heat get bigger fast
A cracked pipe boot or a loose flashing edge can sit quietly through the dry months, then let in a lot of water during one monsoon downpour. Water that gets past the roof covering soaks the decking and insulation, and that turns a small repair into a bigger one. If you notice a ceiling stain, a musty attic, daylight through the roof boards or debris from the roof in your yard, it is worth a look before the next storm. Spring and early summer, before monsoon season starts, is a good time for a check.
Related: Roof Checklist Before Winter Rain in Phoenix · Repair a Roof Leak in the Valley
Questions
Why does my roof only leak during monsoon storms?
Monsoon rain often comes sideways with strong wind, so it gets under flashing and tile that stay dry in a normal rain. That usually points to a flashing or underlayment problem rather than the roof covering itself.
Can you repair just part of a tile roof?
Often, yes. Broken tile can be replaced and underlayment can be repaired in a section. If the underlayment is failing across the roof, we will tell you.
Will a repair void my warranty?
It depends on the material and its warranty. Bring us what paperwork you have and we will look at it with you.
Do you work on rental properties?
Yes. We work with tenants and property managers, and can coordinate access with whoever is on site.
How much does a roof repair cost?
It depends on the roof and the problem, so we quote after a free inspection.
Get a free roof inspection
Free inspection. No pressure. Warranties vary by material. Ask us for the terms before you sign.