Roof repair and replacement in Santa Fe, NM
Our head office sits in southern Santa Fe County, so Santa Fe is home ground rather than a long drive. We repair and replace the flat, parapeted roofs that define the city, along with the pitched and metal roofs on its newer edges.
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- Serving Santa Fe
- Flat and pitched roofs
Quick answer: Much of Santa Fe sits under flat roofs behind parapets, drained by canales, and those are the roofs we repair and replace most often here. In the city's historic districts, roof work on contributing buildings goes before the Historic Districts Review Board, so we check a property's status before we write a scope. Our head office in Santa Fe County keeps us close.
Roofing in Santa Fe
The roofs that make Santa Fe look like Santa Fe
Much of Santa Fe is built in the Pueblo Revival and Territorial styles, which means flat roofs hidden behind parapets and drained through canales out the side of the wall. Those roofs look simple from the street, but the parapet caps, the canale openings and the joint between roof and wall are where water gets in.
Santa Fe sits well above Albuquerque, which brings more winter snow and more freeze and thaw on a flat roof. Snow that melts by day and refreezes at night works at seams and parapet joints, so a flat roof here needs its details sealed before winter as much as before the monsoon.
Santa Fe roofs also carry a lot of rooftop equipment, from evaporative coolers to solar and heating units, and every curb and penetration is a place for water to get in. We flash each one into the roof system and keep equipment placement in line with district rules where they apply.
Where we work
Neighborhoods we cover in Santa Fe
These are the neighborhoods we are called to most often. If yours is not listed, call and ask; one number covers the whole area.
Local conditions
Historic districts and permits in Santa Fe
Santa Fe has several historic districts, and roof work on contributing buildings there goes before the Historic Districts Review Board. The standard is to replace a roof in kind, with the same kind of material, and rooftop equipment that can be seen from the street is regulated too. That shapes everything from the roof system we recommend to where a new vent or unit can sit. Before we price a Santa Fe roof, we check whether the address is in a historic district and what that means for the job.
Most requested
Roofing jobs we do most in Santa Fe
Parapet Wall & Cap Repair
Cracked caps and open roof-to-wall joints resealed.
How we handle parapet wall & cap repairCanale, Scupper & Roof Drain Repair
Canales reflashed and cleared so water leaves the roof.
Canale, Scupper & Roof Drain RepairHow it works
How a Santa Fe roofing call runs
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Call the number
One line, answered around the clock. Tell us the street and what you are seeing.
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A roofer comes out
We agree a time on the phone and a roofer inspects the whole roof, not just the stain.
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Written scope with photos
Repair or replacement options in writing, with any permit the address needs included.
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Work, cleanup and photos
The work is done, the site is cleaned up and you get photos of the finished roof.
FAQ
Roofing questions from Santa Fe
Yes. Our head office is on Louis Rd in southern Santa Fe County, within easy reach of the city.
Yes. We check the property's status first, since roof changes there can need review board approval.
Parapet caps crack and the joint where roof meets wall opens, especially after freeze and thaw.
Often, if the roof underneath is dry and sound. A moisture check decides it.
Yes. We repair leaks from ice and melt at seams, parapets and canales after winter storms.
Roofing help in Santa Fe from a Santa Fe County office
Call any hour; the same number reaches our head office and the Albuquerque crews.
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