Roofing in Cornville

This is a short list with an unusually clean record. All three carry an active license with the Registrar of Contractors, each checked on the date above:

• D/D Roofing, ROC 077359
• Choice Roofing, ROC 354593
• Swift Roofing LLC, ROC 324945

That is worth pointing out because it is not the pattern everywhere. On several other pages here, half the trade has no number we could match, and one roofer in Clarkdale is currently suspended.

The spread of numbers tells you something too. D/D’s five-digit registration is an old one, decades older than the other two. That means a business that has been licensed a long time; it does not tell you how good the work is, or who owns it now. Choice Roofing handles repairs as well as replacements, which is the distinction that matters when you have one bad section rather than a failed roof.

Roofs in this part of the valley

Cornville sits low and open, and the two things that end roofs here are the summer monsoon and the sun. A downpour finds every weakness in one afternoon; the UV grinds away at everything else for the other eleven months. Most roofs here are tile or metal for exactly those reasons.

A leak that appears during a storm and stops afterwards is still a leak, and the damage is happening in the decking where you cannot see it. Get it looked at between storms rather than waiting for it to get worse in the next one.

Before you sign

Roofing is permit work, so a licensed contractor is required whatever the price. Confirm the number and the status yourself at roc.az.gov on the day, since a license can change between our check and yours. Then ask the three questions that decide how a roof job goes: what the workmanship warranty covers and for how long, whether tear-off and disposal of the old roof are in the price, and who pulls the permit.