Roof repair and flat roof replacement in Albuquerque, NM
Leaking canale, hail on the shingles, or a tar and gravel roof that has given up. Our crews answer around the clock and work on flat, foam, TPO, shingle, tile and metal roofs across the Albuquerque metro.
- Calls answered 24/7
- Albuquerque service office
- Written scope with photos
Quick answer: A roof leak in Albuquerque usually shows up in the first monsoon downpour, at a canale, a parapet cap or a skylight curb rather than in the middle of the roof. Call (505) 636-9496 any hour and a roofer comes out to trace the water, stop it, and tell you plainly whether the roof needs a patch, a coating or a replacement.
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What is on your roof?
Not sure? Describe it on the phone and we will tell you.
Roofing in the high desert
Flat roofs, pitched roofs and everything that leaks between them
A large share of Albuquerque homes carry a flat or low-slope roof: older tar and gravel, torch-down, and more and more white TPO or spray foam. The pitched side of the market is architectural shingle, clay and concrete tile, and a growing amount of standing seam metal. We work on all of it, from a single leaking scupper to a full tear-off.
The sun does most of the damage here. At 5,300 feet with around 310 sunny days a year, membranes dry out, coatings chalk and shingle granules wash into the gutters years earlier than they would at sea level. Then the monsoon arrives in July and August and finds every seam the sun opened. That is why our calendar runs in two seasons: repairs and coatings in spring, leaks and storm work through September.
Loya Roofing runs its Albuquerque crews out of the service office on Academy Parkway, with the head office up the road in Santa Fe County, so the same phone number reaches a roofer whether you are in the North Valley or down in Santa Fe County.
What we do
Roofing services grouped the way roofers think about them
Repairs first, then the flat systems that dominate Albuquerque, then pitched roofs, then the inspections that keep either kind out of trouble.
Emergency & Repairs
Emergency Roof Repair
Tarp tonight, real repair as soon as it is dry. Any hour.
Emergency Roof Repair in AlbuquerqueRoof Leak Repair
We trace the path of the water, not just the stain, then fix the source.
How we handle roof leak repairFlat Roof Repair
Seams, blisters, ponding and canale leaks on TPO, mod-bit, foam and tar and gravel.
More about flat roof repairAll 8 emergency & repairs services
Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
TPO Roofing
The white membrane most Albuquerque flat roofs are moving to, welded not glued.
TPO RoofingModified Bitumen Roofing
Torch-down and self-adhered systems for roofs that need a tough walkable surface.
Modified Bitumen Roofing detailsSpray Foam Roofing
Foam over the deck with a silicone topcoat, renewable instead of replaceable.
Spray Foam RoofingAll 8 flat & low-slope roofing services
Pitched Roofing
Roof Replacement
Repair or replace, decided with photos, then a full tear-off done right.
How we handle roof replacementAsphalt Shingle Roofing
Architectural and Class 4 impact shingles for pitched homes across the metro.
How we handle asphalt shingle roofingMetal Roofing
Standing seam and panel systems that shrug off sun and hail for decades.
More about metal roofingAll 7 pitched roofing services
Inspections & Maintenance
Roof Inspection
Pre-monsoon, pre-purchase and post-hail inspections with a photo report.
How we handle roof inspectionRoof Maintenance
Annual drain clearing, sealant touch-ups and a coating check for flat roofs.
More about roof maintenanceGutter Installation & Repair
Seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts routed away from the foundation.
Gutter Installation & Repair in AlbuquerqueAll 6 inspections & maintenance services
Commercial Roofing
Commercial Roof Repair
Membrane punctures, HVAC curb leaks and blocked drains on low-slope buildings.
Commercial Roof RepairCommercial Roof Replacement
TPO and mod-bit re-roofs with the insulation New Mexico code expects.
Commercial Roof Replacement in AlbuquerqueCommercial Roof Maintenance
Semi-annual inspections and drain service for property managers.
How we handle commercial roof maintenanceWhy roofs fail here
Three Albuquerque problems we see every week
Ponding on flat roofs
Tapered insulation was optional on a lot of older flat roofs. Water that sits for more than two days after a storm ages the membrane under it and finds the nearest seam. We fix the drainage, not just the leak.
Sun-cooked coatings and seams
Unshaded flat roofs here can hit 180 degrees on a summer afternoon. Coatings chalk, mod-bit seams open and black surfaces lose years of life. White TPO and silicone recoats are how we get a roof back to a sane temperature.
Monsoon downbursts and hail
Normal monsoon rainfall at the Sunport is about four and a half inches between mid June and the end of September, and it arrives in short violent bursts with wind and hail. Ridge caps, rake edges, skylight flashing and canales take the hits.
How a job runs
What happens after you call
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You call, a person answers
Any hour, seven days. You describe the leak or the roof, we ask where the water shows up and how old the roof is, and we book a time that fits you.
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A roofer walks the roof
We photograph every penetration, seam, canale and parapet cap, check drainage with a level, and look inside the attic or at the ceiling stain to trace the path the water actually took.
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You get a written scope
One document with photos, what we found, the repair option and the replacement option where both are honest, and what each includes. No pressure on the roof.
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Permit and materials
Where the City requires a re-roof permit, we pull it before the tear-off. Membrane, insulation and flashing are ordered to the measured roof, not the footprint.
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The work, cleaned up daily
Tear-off, deck repair, insulation, membrane or shingles, flashing, drains and edge metal, with the yard and driveway magnet-swept every evening.
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Final walk and photos
You see the finished roof in photos from every corner, with the inspection tag where a permit applied, before the invoice is settled.
Where we work
Albuquerque first, the corridor to Santa Fe second
The Albuquerque service office on Academy Parkway West puts our crews within a short drive of the whole metro, from the valley adobes to the newer subdivisions on the west side. The Santa Fe head office covers the north end of the I-25 corridor.
Response times depend on the day and the weather, so we quote them on the phone rather than promising a number here. If you are unsure whether your address is covered, the service area page spells out where the coverage ends.
Beyond the city, we cover Rio Rancho, Santa Fe, Los Lunas, Sandoval County, Valencia County, Santa Fe County and Torrance County.
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What you can expect
The things we will always do on your roof
Answer at 2 a.m. and at 2 p.m.
The phone is staffed around the clock, every day, because a leak does not wait for office hours and neither does a tarp.
Show you the problem in photos
Every scope comes with pictures of the roof you cannot see from the ground, so the decision to patch, coat or replace is yours and informed.
Pull the permit when one applies
Where the City requires a re-roof permit, we file it and book the mid-job inspection. That is part of the job, not an extra.
Quote the roof, not the footprint
Flat roofs with parapets, swamp cooler platforms and multiple canales take more material and labor than the square footage suggests. Our numbers are measured.
Recent roofs
The systems we install most
Foam with a silicone topcoat, standing seam metal, clay tile and copper canales: the four jobs that show up most often on our schedule.
Leak right now? Tarp first, questions later.
Call (505) 636-9496FAQ
Questions Albuquerque homeowners ask us
Yes. Calls are answered around the clock, seven days a week, including holidays and during monsoon storms. Tell us where the water is showing and we schedule the earliest roofer.
Most flat roof leaks are local: a split at a canale, a failed seam, a cracked parapet cap or a blister. Those are repairs. When the insulation under the membrane is wet across a wide area, or a tar and gravel roof has more patches than field, replacement is the honest answer and we will say so.
White reflective systems win here. TPO and foam with a silicone topcoat both reflect most of the sun and keep the roof surface far cooler than black torch-down. Which one fits depends on the deck, the drainage and how many penetrations the roof carries.
We document the damage with dated photos and a written scope you can hand to your adjuster, and we meet the adjuster on the roof when asked. The claim itself stays between you and your insurer.
For a contractor re-roof inside the City of Albuquerque, yes. The City lists re-roofing among the projects that need a building permit, and the contractor files it and requests the inspection once the job is about half done. We handle both.
There is one number for both. The Albuquerque service office on Academy Parkway dispatches metro jobs and the Santa Fe head office covers the north end of the corridor; the call goes to the same people either way.
Talk to a roofer in Albuquerque today
Leak, storm damage, a coating that has chalked white, or a tar and gravel roof that has run out of patches. One call, any hour.
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