Hardacker Roofing · Since 1943
Roofing in Gilbert, AZ
Most of Gilbert was built between the mid-1990s and late 2000s, and most of it is concrete tile over felt underlayment. That felt is reaching the end of its life now. Hardacker replaces it with a lift-and-relay: your same tile, new waterproofing underneath.
Local Roofs
Roofs in Gilbert
Gilbert is master-planned communities and HOA neighborhoods, almost all concrete tile, with some newer homes in the south using shingle or flat-profile tile. Many homes in a given subdivision were roofed in the same year, so roofs across a neighborhood often fail around the same time.
Common Problems
What we fix most.
Leaks from failed felt underlayment with tile that looks fine. This is the most common roof problem in Gilbert right now.
Cracked and slipped tile from monsoon wind and from people walking the roof.
Failed flashing and pipe boots around vents and AC stands.
Rules & Permits
Permits and HOA review
A re-roof doesn't need a permit in Arizona. On new construction, the builder pulls it. Nearly every Gilbert community has an HOA, and most require approval to change tile color or profile. Relaying your existing tile usually avoids that.
Neighborhoods
Where we work here
Val Vista Lakes · Power Ranch · Seville · Agritopia · Morrison Ranch · Finley Farms · The Islands
Roofing questions in Gilbert
Do I need new tile, or can you reuse mine?
Usually we reuse it. A lift-and-relay replaces everything underneath and puts your tile back.
Will my HOA need to approve the work?
Relaying the same tile usually doesn’t need approval. Changing color or profile usually does.
How much does a tile relay cost in Gilbert?
About $525 per square, or $10,500 to $16,000 on a typical home.