Roofing Contractor in Phoenix, AZ
Allstate Roofing is headquartered in Phoenix. We have been servicing homes and commercial properties across all Phoenix neighborhoods since 2001.
AZ ROC #165235 — Ranking Arizona #2 Roofer 2023-2024-2025
2955 W Clarendon Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85017
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AZ ROC #165235
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25 Years
Arizona Roofers Since 2001
Allstate Roofing is Phoenix-based with HQ at 2955 W Clarendon Ave — faster Valley response than contractors dispatching from Prescott or Tucson.
Phoenix Roofing: What We See Every Day
Phoenix is the largest roofing market in Arizona by volume, and the most demanding by conditions. Roof surfaces reach 170°F in July. The UV intensity at this latitude breaks down polymer bonds in asphalt shingles 40% faster than the national average. Then monsoon season arrives — and a single storm can drop 2 inches of rain in 30 minutes, exposing every flashing failure, cracked tile, and clogged drain in the metro.
Our Phoenix office at 2955 W Clarendon Ave is our headquarters — it's been the nerve center for Allstate Roofing operations since Chad Thomas founded the company in 2001. Chad started roofing at 15 alongside his father, who held one of Arizona's earliest roofing licenses. That second-generation knowledge base is what you get when you call us: not a franchise operator, not a storm chaser, but a family business that has been building its reputation in this exact market for 25 years.
Phoenix Roofing Services
Phoenix Neighborhoods We Serve
Phoenix Roofing Challenges
Central Phoenix neighborhoods — Encanto, Roosevelt Historic District, Melrose — have a high concentration of mid-century flat and low-slope roofs. Foam roofing (SPF) is the dominant solution for these structures, and we see a lot of foam roofs in this zip code range that are years past their recoat schedule. A foam roof that should have been recoated at year 10 and is now at year 16 starts to crack and admit water at the surface — not catastrophic yet, but the window is closing.
In newer Phoenix suburbs — Desert Ridge, Ahwatukee, South Mountain — tile dominates. Concrete and clay tile are durable in Arizona's dry climate, but the underlayment beneath them has a 15-20 year lifespan regardless. Homes built in the 2000s boom are now in that window. A Tile R&R (full removal of tile, replacement of underlayment, reinstallation of existing tiles) is a $10,000-$20,000 job that can be deferred once or twice — but the cost of waiting is a failed underlayment and interior water damage.
“Allstate Roofing did an amazing job on our roof. I choose them over 6 contractors for both price and warranty value. They were extremely professional, timely, and knowledgeable.”
George Fleming — Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix Headquarters
2955 W Clarendon Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85017
Monday–Friday, 6:30 AM – 4:00 PM
(602) 484-7663Phoenix Roofing FAQs
What neighborhoods in Phoenix does Allstate Roofing serve?
We serve all Phoenix neighborhoods — Central Phoenix, Arcadia, Ahwatukee, Laveen, South Mountain, Maryvale, Desert Ridge, Camelback East, and everything in between. Our headquarters is at 2955 W Clarendon Ave, Phoenix AZ 85017 in the Encanto district — central Valley access means fast response across the metro.
How often should I have my Phoenix roof inspected?
Once a year is the baseline, ideally in May or early June before monsoon season. After any monsoon storm with confirmed 60+ mph gusts, a follow-up inspection is recommended even if you don't see obvious damage from the ground. Tile hairline cracks and flashing separation often start invisible and worsen through the second storm season.
Does Allstate Roofing handle both residential and commercial roofing in Phoenix?
Yes. Allstate Roofing holds a CR-42 license (AZ ROC #165235) which covers both residential and commercial roofing in Arizona. We work on single-family homes, multi-unit residential properties, small commercial buildings, and retail spaces across Phoenix.
How long does a tile roof last in Phoenix?
Clay tile can last 50-80 years in Arizona's dry climate. Concrete tile typically runs 30-50 years. The underlayment beneath the tiles is the critical variable — it deteriorates in 15-20 years regardless of tile condition. A Tile R&R (removal and replacement of underlayment) is the most common major service for Phoenix homes with original tile roofs from the 1990s-2010s.
What is the average cost of roof repair in Phoenix?
Most residential roof repairs in Phoenix run $350–$3,500. Minor tile repairs or shingle patches are $350-$800. Flashing repairs and re-sealing run $300-$800. Larger multi-section repairs or partial re-roofs run $1,500-$5,000. Free on-site estimates — no surprise charges.
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Phoenix Roof Repair or Replacement?
Call (602) 484-7663 or request a free estimate. Serving all Phoenix neighborhoods since 2001.