Residential Roofing

RestoreMasters installs and repairs the following types of residential roofing systems for property owners:

Tile Roof Systems & Installation

A tile roofing system consists of overlapping roof tiles securely attached to a solid substrate or roof deck on a sloped roof. Tile roofing is a very specialized field of roof installation. Tile roofs are installed on all kinds of residential, commercial, and historical properties and can last for 100 years or longer. Tiles are available in terracotta, concrete, stone-coated steel, composite & more. Learn more about tile roofing ›

Slate Tile Roof Systems & Installation

A slate roof is comprised of overlapping slate roof tiles securely attached to a solid substrate or roof deck on a sloped roof. Like clay tile roofs, slate can last 100 years or longer. Slate roof tiles are a natural roofing product made of hard rock known as metamorphic rock, whereas other tile roof systems are made of manufactured materials. Learn more about slate tile roofing ›

Metal Roofing Systems & Installation

A metal roofing system consists of overlapping metal roofing panels or shingles that are fastened to open framing or a solid substrate. The most common types of commercial metal roofing systems include: standing seam, R panel, batten panel, and other styles of ribbed panels. Learn more about commercial metal roofing ›

Shrink Wrap Roofing Systems & Installation

A shrink wrap roof seal has become the preferred roof tarp alternative for emergency leak protection in disaster areas after a large-scale hail storm, hurricane, tornado, or other high-wind event. It consists of a large plastic membrane that shrinks tightly to the contours of your roof using heat. Seams are also heat-welded to provide a water-tight seal. It is a superior alternative to blue roof tarps. Learn more about shrink wrap roofing ›

Asphalt Shingle Roofing Systems & Installation

Asphalt shingles begin with a continuous fiberglass “mat” that forms tensile and tear strength to the shingle. Specially formulated hot asphalt is bonded to the top and bottom of the mat layer to form a waterproof barrier. Finally, stone granules are embedded into the top layer of asphalt protecting the shingle from degradation, while adding the shingle color & shading that you see. Learn more about asphalt shingle roofing ›