Your Phoenix roof, measured & aged in 30 seconds.
Free instant roof report for any Phoenix-area address — square footage, roof age estimate, and monsoon storm history. No ladder, no contractor visit, no obligation.
Free Phoenix roof report
Enter your address. We'll pull satellite imagery, measure the roof, estimate its age, and check for hail or wind events near you.
Free for homeowners because we charge contractors for the pro version. You get a reduced free version — no credit card, no obligation.
✓ No credit card ✓ No contractor calls unless you ask ✓ Report is yours to keep
- Full satellite measurementsTotal roof area, facet-by-facet pitch, and edge lengths — accurate to what adjusters use.
- AI roof age & conditionEstimated age, likely material, and a 3-year replacement outlook from current imagery.
- 2 years of storm history for your addressEvery hail and damaging-wind event within 10 miles, sourced from NOAA — critical for insurance claims.
- Tips to find the right Phoenix rooferAZ ROC license lookup, storm-chaser warning signs, and what to say to your adjuster.
Live Phoenix-Area Storm Map
Every red dot is a NOAA-verified hail event; every blue dot is damaging straight-line wind. Look up your neighborhood — if there's a cluster near you, your roof likely took a hit.
Phoenix Metro Storm Map
Hail & damaging wind events across Maricopa County. Source: NOAA storm reports.
Not all NOAA reports geocode cleanly — total counts above may exceed dots plotted.
Meet Your Local Phoenix Roofer
Watch a licensed AZ ROC roofer explain what monsoon damage actually looks like — and what to say when the adjuster shows up.
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Phoenix roofer walkthrough · monsoon damage 101
What Phoenix Homeowners Should Watch For
Roofs age differently here. UV, thermal expansion, and monsoon microbursts create damage patterns unique to the Valley of the Sun.
UV & heat degradation
Phoenix asphalt shingles lose granules and crack ~2× faster than the national average. If yours is 12+ years old, get it checked.
Monsoon microbursts
Straight-line winds of 60–80 mph are common in July–September. They rip tiles, lift shingles, and dislodge ridge caps.
Haboobs (dust storms)
Dense wind-driven dust sandblasts roof surfaces and clogs valleys and scuppers. Hidden damage often shows up months later.
Cracked or slipped tiles
70% of Valley roofs are tile. One walked-on or wind-lifted tile can expose underlayment — and underlayment fails at ~20 years.
Foam roof separation
Flat/low-slope homes with SPF foam roofs need recoating every 5 years. Bubbles, cracks, or ponding mean it's overdue.
Storm chasers
After every big monsoon, out-of-state trucks knock doors. AZ ROC license lookup is free — always verify before signing anything.
What's in your free report
A measurement-grade PDF traced from the same satellite imagery insurance adjusters use — plus your address-specific storm history from NOAA.
- Total roof area (± 2% of ground truth)
- Facet-by-facet pitch & orientation
- Eave, rake, hip, ridge & valley lengths
- AI age & condition estimate
- 2-year hail & wind history within 10 miles
- Insurance-ready PDF export
Insurance Claim Help
Everything you need to file a successful roof damage claim
Document & File
Photo all damage, file claim within 48 hours
Get Measurements
Use our free roof report for accurate data
Review & Negotiate
Compare adjuster's estimate to your report
Free: The 2026 Phoenix Pre-Monsoon Roof Checklist
18 actions across the season — most take under 5 minutes, none require a ladder.
Every Phoenix Metro Neighborhood
Neighborhood-specific roof reports for every Phoenix community — click yours for HOA notes, typical roof stock, and storm counts within 3 miles.
Recent Phoenix-Area Storms
Storm event pages built from NOAA — click any to see what qualified for insurance in that area.
What to Do After a Phoenix Monsoon Hits
1. Document from the ground
Photos of tiles in the yard, dented A/C fins, and any interior water spots. Don't climb tile roofs after a storm — cracked tiles are deadly slippery.
2. Pull a free roof report
Use the tool above to get measurements and a hail/wind history for your address. Bring it to the adjuster meeting.
3. Call your insurer within 48 hours
AZ policies typically have a 1-year claim window, but early reporting = faster payout. Get your claim number before anything else.
4. Verify AZ ROC license
Check any roofer at roc.az.gov. Storm chasers won't be here for the 10-year warranty — a local licensed roofer will.
Phoenix Roofing FAQ
How long does a Phoenix roof actually last?
Asphalt shingles: 12–18 years (vs. 20–25 nationally) because of UV. Concrete or clay tile: 40–50 years but the underlayment underneath needs replacing at ~20 years. Foam (SPF) on flat roofs: 20+ years with recoats every 5.
Does homeowners insurance cover monsoon damage?
Yes — wind, hail, and falling-object damage from monsoon storms are covered on standard AZ policies. Wear-and-tear and UV degradation are not. This is why documenting a specific storm event matters.
What's a haboob and can it damage my roof?
A haboob is a wall of wind-driven dust that rolls across the Valley during monsoon season. The dust itself sandblasts roof surfaces; the 40–70 mph winds ahead of it lift tiles and shingles. Damage is often hidden until the first heavy rain.
How much does a new roof cost in Phoenix?
Asphalt: $8,000–$15,000. Concrete tile re-lay with new underlayment: $12,000–$22,000. Full tile replacement: $20,000–$40,000. Foam recoat on flat: $3,000–$7,000. Use the free report tool above for a size-specific estimate.
Should I get a roof inspection before monsoon season?
Yes. Pre-monsoon (May–early June) is the ideal window. Loose tiles, dry-rotted flashing, and clogged scuppers all fail in the first big storm. A satellite report is the fastest way to see if you need someone to come out.
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