Hardacker Roofing · Since 1943
Roofing in Mesa, AZ
Mesa has decades of housing in one city, from 1960s flat-roof ranches to 2000s tile subdivisions in East Mesa. Hardacker repairs and replaces roofs across Mesa, and the most common job is new underlayment under tile that still looks good from the street.
Local Roofs
Roofs in Mesa
West and central Mesa have older homes with shingle and flat roofs. East Mesa, Red Mountain, and Las Sendas are mostly concrete tile from the 1990s and 2000s. Las Sendas and the Red Mountain area add hillside and custom homes.
Common Problems
What we fix most.
Tile roofs from the 1990s and 2000s leaking because the original felt underlayment has failed. A lift-and-relay runs about $525 per square.
Old flat roofs on mid-century homes that need foam.
Worn shingle roofs past 20 years.
Rules & Permits
Permits and HOA review
A re-roof doesn't need a permit in Arizona. On new construction, the builder pulls it. Many East Mesa subdivisions have HOAs that approve tile color and profile. We'll check before we quote.
Neighborhoods
Where we work here
Las Sendas · Red Mountain · Eastmark · Dobson Ranch · Alta Mesa · Leisure World · Downtown Mesa
Roofing questions in Mesa
Why is my 20-year-old tile roof leaking?
The tile isn’t the waterproofing. The felt underneath dries out in Arizona heat. See why tile roofs leak.
How much does a re-roof cost in Mesa?
Most shingle and tile re-roofs on a typical home run $10,500 to $16,500.
Do I need a permit?
No. A re-roof doesn't need a permit in Arizona. On new construction, the builder pulls it.