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Aerial view of Summerlin neighborhoods and rooftops on the west side of the Las Vegas Valley

Roofing help in the Las Vegas Valley

Most homes in the Las Vegas Valley have concrete tile roofs, with flat and foam roofs common on older and commercial buildings. The tiles themselves often outlast the underlayment beneath them, and intense UV plus summer monsoon storms are what usually expose problems.

Roof Repair

Cracked or slipped tiles, worn flashing and dried-out underlayment are the most common repair items on valley roofs.

Roof Replacement

When underlayment fails across a tile roof, a common fix is a "lift and relay": tiles are removed, new underlayment goes down and the good tiles go back on.

Roof Leak Repair

Leaks often appear as ceiling stains after a monsoon storm, even though the damage may have been building for years.

Storm Damage Roof Repair

Monsoon season (roughly July through September) brings strong wind gusts and short, heavy downpours that can lift tiles and damage flashing.

By area

Las Vegas east-side residential street on a rainy day, with the Strip and the STRAT tower in the distance

Roofing in Las Vegas

Tile-roof homes in the McCullough Hills neighborhood of Henderson with the Las Vegas skyline behind

Roofing in Henderson

Lake and shade trees at Aliante Nature Discovery Park in North Las Vegas

Roofing in North Las Vegas

Red Rock Canyon mountains seen from Summerlin Parkway on the west side of Las Vegas

Roofing in Summerlin

Spring Valley neighborhoods with the Las Vegas Strip skyline beyond, seen from Blue Diamond Hill

Roofing in Spring Valley

Enterprise and the southwest Las Vegas Valley seen from the Southern Highlands foothills

Roofing in Enterprise

Common questions

How do I check a roofer's license in Nevada?

Roofing contractors are licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board. You can verify a license number at nscb.nv.gov.

Does homeowners insurance cover roof leaks?

It depends on your policy and the cause. Sudden storm damage is treated differently from wear and tear, so check with your insurer before work begins.

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