Roofing contractor
Phoenix, AZ
Tile · Shingle · Foam · Metal
Roof replacement, coatings, and repair — built for desert heat and monsoon season. Free inspection, written quote.
Call for a free quoteSunvek Roofing has worked Phoenix Valley roofs for over two decades. Tile, shingle, foam, metal — every system we install is picked for 115-degree summers and monsoon downpours, not for a catalog photo. The SUNVEK Standard is simple: premium materials, vetted crews, clear communication, and real warranties, from the first inspection to the final walkthrough. When we leave, you get the roof and the paperwork to prove it.
Three trades, four systems. Every job starts with an inspection and ends with a walkthrough — nothing verbal, everything in writing.
Full tear-off and re-roof when repair stops making sense. We strip to the deck, replace rotten wood, lay new underlayment rated for desert heat, and install tile, shingle, or metal to manufacturer spec. You see photos of every layer before it gets covered.
Tile · Shingle · MetalReflective elastomeric coatings for flat, foam, and low-slope roofs. A coating buys a watertight, cooler roof at a fraction of replacement cost — the right call when the structure is sound and the surface is tired. We prep, prime, and coat to the mil thickness the warranty actually requires.
Foam · Flat · Low-slopeTargeted fixes for leaks, storm damage, and wear: slipped or broken tiles, failed flashing around vents and pipes, cracked sealant, punctured foam. We find the entry point — which is rarely directly above the ceiling stain — and fix the cause, not just the symptom.
Leaks · Storm · WearClay and concrete tile — the Valley's default for a reason. Tile sheds heat and shrugs off UV, but it lives or dies on its underlayment. We replace aging underlayment and reset tile so a 30-year roof actually lasts 30 years.
Clay · ConcreteArchitectural shingles with high-wind ratings for monsoon gusts. We spec shingles with algae resistance and proper attic ventilation, because a shingle roof in Phoenix fails from heat trapped underneath as often as from weather above.
Architectural · High-windSpray polyurethane foam with an elastomeric topcoat — seamless, lightweight, and the best insulation value per inch you can put on a flat roof. Recoat on schedule and a foam roof can outlast the building under it.
SPF · ElastomericStanding-seam metal for homeowners who want to roof once. Reflective, fire-resistant, and indifferent to UV. Higher upfront cost, lowest lifetime cost — we will show you the math both ways before you decide.
Standing seamDesert heat punishes the wrong choice. Here is how each system actually behaves on a Phoenix roof — the honest version, including the trade-offs.
The Valley's workhorse. Clay and concrete tile handle UV and heat better than anything else up here, and they look right on a desert home. The catch: tile is a water-shedding shell, not the waterproofing — the underlayment underneath does the real work, and it ages out in 20–25 years even when the tile looks perfect. Most "tile roof leaks" are underlayment failures. We lift, replace underlayment, and reset your existing tile whenever the tile itself is still good.
Architectural shingles are the budget-friendly way to re-roof, and modern high-wind lines hold up to monsoon gusts far better than the three-tabs of twenty years ago. In Phoenix the killer is heat: trapped attic heat cooks shingles from below, so we pair every shingle job with ventilation that actually moves air. Expect honest numbers — a shingle roof here is a 20-year roof, and we will not sell it as anything else.
Spray foam is the desert flat-roof answer: seamless so there are no seams to fail, light enough for most structures, and it insulates while it waterproofs — your AC bill notices. It needs its elastomeric topcoat recoated roughly every decade; skip that and UV eats the foam. We document coating thickness at install so the recoat schedule is a fact, not a guess.
Standing-seam metal is the "roof once" option. It reflects heat instead of absorbing it, it does not care about UV, and monsoon wind that worries shingles is a non-event for a properly clipped seam. It costs more on day one and less over thirty years. If you plan to stay in the house, ask us to run the lifetime math — most homeowners are surprised.
Monsoon storms find every weak point in about twenty minutes. Walk your roof — or have us walk it — and look for these. The inspection is free; the water damage is not.
(623) 349-7663 — free monsoon check
Yes. The first inspection is free, and the quote is written — line items, materials, warranty terms. No verbal ballparks, no pressure on the spot. Call (623) 349-7663 and we will schedule it.
Because heat does the damage and rain exposes it. Phoenix UV bakes underlayment brittle, dries out sealant, and cracks tile; then a monsoon cell dumps an inch of wind-driven rain in twenty minutes and finds every seam the heat opened. Leaks start where materials meet — flashing, valleys, penetrations — almost never in the middle of a field.
Walk the ten signs above: broken or slipped tiles, tired underlayment at edges, loose flashing, ponding on flat roofs, granule loss, clogged drainage, cracked sealant, lifting old patches, rusted metal, and any stain inside. Or skip the ladder — our monsoon check is free.
A real one, in writing before work starts. Every job carries a workmanship warranty from Sunvek, and premium materials carry their manufacturer coverage on top. The exact terms depend on the system you choose — we put them in the quote, not in fine print after the fact.
Every roof is different, so every real number comes from an inspection. These sample figures show the shape of our pricing — final quotes are always written and fixed before work begins.
Full walk of the roof, photos of every issue, written findings.
Slipped tiles reset, flashing resealed, small leak traced and fixed.
Elastomeric topcoat renewed to warranty mil thickness.
Tear-off to deck, new underlayment, tile / shingle / metal install.
Free inspection · Written quote · Real warranty