Tile, shingle, metal and flat-roof replacements installed by a licensed Yuma roofer that has been putting roofs on Yuma homes and businesses for more than 80 years.
Reviewed by Michael Lines, General Manager, Lines and Lundgreen Roofing and Insulation.
A roof replacement is a bigger project than a repair, and it is not always the right call. We write a lot of repair quotes, and we also save customers from paying twice when a repair would have been throwing money at a roof that needs to come off. Here is how we think about it:
Asphalt shingles in Yuma typically last 15 to 25 years depending on the grade and UV exposure. Concrete tile can last 40 to 50 years, clay 50 to 100. Metal, 40 to 70 years. If the roof is near the end of its expected life, repair dollars often do not pay back.
Spot repairs make sense when the damage is localized. When the underlayment under a tile roof is widely failed, or when an asphalt shingle roof has lost granules across the field, replacement is usually the right call.
Older roofs in Yuma often pair with inadequate attic insulation and aging underlayments that bleed heat into your house. A replacement is a chance to add attic insulation or spray foam at the same time.
A roof in declining condition can affect appraisals and insurability. If you expect to sell or refinance in the next few years, replacing a marginal roof often pays for itself in avoided disclosure issues and faster closings.
Every replacement follows the same structure, whether it is a single-family home in Yuma or a commercial building in Somerton.
A quick guide to the systems we install most often in Yuma. Each material has a dedicated page with more detail.
Long-lived, heat-resistant, and stylistically at home in southern Arizona. It's heavier than other systems, so your structure must support it. More on tile roofing →
The most cost-accessible option. High-heat-rated asphalt shingles extend service life in Yuma’s sun. Cedar shake adds texture and appearance at the cost of more maintenance. More on shingle roofing →
Reflective, long-lived, wind-resistant. A strong match for Yuma’s sun and monsoon winds. Works on residential and commercial. More on metal roofing →
The backbone of the Yuma commercial roofing market. Each system has its place. We help you pick the right one for your building. More on commercial roofing →
A roof replacement is a large purchase. We partner with Hearth so you can finance the project without tapping your home equity:
We also offer senior and military discounts on every project, just mention it when we talk. See financing details →
Roof replacement is the best possible moment to upgrade attic insulation. The attic is easier to access when the roof is open and any existing deficiencies are visible, and the combined job is usually priced more efficiently than doing the two separately.
Ask us about spray foam insulation or attic insulation as part of your replacement quote. We are one of the few Yuma-area contractors licensed to do both the roof (ROC C-42 and L-42) and the insulation (ROC C-40) under our own name.
We have been putting roofs on Yuma homes since 1945, and we are one of the very few local roofers that carries its own ROC license for residential roofing, commercial roofing, and insulation. Three generations of the same family have run this business, and most of our crews are longtime employees. Visit our history page to learn more!
Financing available. Senior and military discounts. Free estimate. No obligation.