Arizona roofs, built and cared for by the Payne family since 1984.
Roof repairs, inspections and complete re-roofs for homes and businesses in Phoenix and the East Valley. Straight answers, photos of what we find, and work we stand behind.

Our specialty
Spray foam roofs, sealed and protected with silicone.
A spray polyurethane foam roof is one seamless, insulating layer sprayed right onto your roof, then covered with a reflective elastomeric coating that shields it from the Arizona sun. It's the roof we recommend for many flat and low-slope homes and commercial buildings.
- InsulatesRoughly R-6 to R-7 per inch of closed-cell foam
- SeamlessNo sheet seams across the roof for water to find
- LightweightCan often go over a sound existing roof
- Drains betterFoam can be built up to slope water to drains
- Reflects heatA white coating lowers roof surface temperature
- RenewableRecoat the surface instead of tearing off the roof
Silicone coatingsRecoating & restorationCommercial spray foamSpray foam FAQ

What we do
Every roof material you'll find in the Valley, from clay tile and architectural shingles to spray foam and elastomeric coatings.

Spray Foam Roofing
Our specialty: seamless, insulating foam roofs protected by silicone and elastomeric coatings.

Residential Foam Roofing
Foam for flat-roof homes, patio covers, carports and additions, tied cleanly into tile or shingle.

Roof Coatings
Silicone, acrylic and elastomeric coatings that restore flat roofs, plus wall coatings and waterproofing.

Repairs & Maintenance
Leaks, storm damage, broken tile and routine care, plus fast emergency repairs.

Roof Inspections
Detailed inspections with photos, so you know exactly what your roof needs.

Roof Replacement
Complete re-roofs with 10, 15 or 20-year workmanship warranty options.

Commercial Roofing
Foam, coatings, single-ply, built-up, metal and tile for Valley businesses.

Roof Types
Tile, asphalt shingle, flat roofs, spray foam and elastomeric coatings.

Specials
Seasonal offers on maintenance, repairs and replacements. Call for current specials.
A family company that answers the phone.
Payne Roofing is family owned and operated by Steven and Linda Payne. Since 1984 we have re-roofed, repaired and inspected homes and commercial buildings from Cave Creek to San Tan Valley, and we still treat every roof like it is over our own family.
- Licensed, bonded and insured: ROC #138549 and ROC #194202
- Member of the Arizona Roofing Contractors Association
- 2β5 year warranty on repairs; 10, 15 or 20-year options on full re-roofs
- 100% satisfaction guarantee and flexible financing
- Fast response to leaks and storm damage

Arizona Roofing Experts for Over 40 Years
Payne Roofing has been taking care of roofs across the Phoenix area and East Valley since 1984, more than 40 years. We are a family-owned and operated company based in Gilbert, and our crews work on homes and commercial buildings from Phoenix and Cave Creek to Mesa, Chandler, Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.
Our professional roofers handle roof repairs, inspections, complete roof replacements and new roof installations. We work with the roofing materials Arizona homeowners actually live with: concrete and clay tile, asphalt shingles, spray polyurethane foam, elastomeric coatings and flat or low-slope systems.
We know there are a lot of companies to choose from when your roof needs attention. If you let us earn your business, our goal is simple: when the job is done, you should know you made the right choice. For any type of roofing service, you can trust Payne Roofing.

How a Payne roof project works
No pressure and no surprises. You see what we see before you decide anything.
Call or schedule
Tell us what's going on: a leak, storm damage, an aging roof or a home sale.
Detailed inspection
We check the roof surface, flashing, underlayment and attic, and take photos of what we find.
Clear options
Repair or replace, explained in plain language with a written estimate. Financing is available.
Done right, cleaned up
Our crew completes the work on schedule, cleans up daily, and backs it with our warranty.
What homeowners say
From reviews our customers have shared about Payne Roofing.
βMike and Zac Payne are true professionals as is their crew. They took a lot of time explaining what would be done, took pictures for you, and have a great warranty on their work. I would highly recommend them for all your roofing needs.β
βEverything was done exactly on the timeline given to me. Daily cleanup was well done. Zac was outstanding and patiently explained the situation before and after work was done. I will be using Payne Roofing for any roofing needs going forward.β
βArrived on time, gave a detailed estimate. Once job started identified some additional issues which I expected due to the age and condition of the roof. They knew I was on a tight budget and worked with me to get the issue resolved without breaking my budget.β
βThey were available to quickly evaluate my roof damage and listed options for repairs. The estimate and work were done on time with good explanations of the work and cost.β
βPayne Roofing has done a number of inspections and repairs for us. They are thorough, affordable and efficient. The repairs they did were so good, you could not see where the work was done. I highly recommend this company.β
βThe re-felt was completed on time, and every individual involved with the project was professional, polite and completely competent. The roof looks great and we love the results. The clean-up was very impressive, with workers doing a thorough job. They were looking through bushes and shrubs just to make sure they caught everything.β
The Arizona homeowner's roofing library
Free, plain-language answers to the roofing questions we hear every week, written by the people who climb Valley roofs for a living.
Roofing questions answered
Leaks, tile underlayment, foam roofs, monsoon damage, insurance and more.
16In-depth guides
Repair or replace, roof lifespans, inspections and hiring a roofer in Arizona.
6Seasonal checklists
What to check before summer heat, monsoon storms and winter rain.
17Articles from our blog
Roof problems in Arizona, shingle facts, tile benefits and more.
Spray Foam Roofing & Coatings
Spray foam roofing is our specialty, and it raises a lot of good questions. These answers cover how SPF and elastomeric coatings work, how they hold up in Arizona weather and what to expect when you own one.
Roof Leaks & Repairs
A roof leak is stressful, but most have clear causes and practical fixes. These answers explain what Arizona homeowners should look for, what to do first and when a repair is the right call.
Roof Replacement & New Roofs
Replacing a roof is a big decision. These answers cover how to tell when it is time, what the process looks like and how to plan a re-roof in the Arizona climate.
Roof Inspections
Regular roof inspections are one of the simplest ways to avoid surprise leaks. These answers explain when to schedule one, what gets checked and how inspections help with storms and home sales.
Serving Phoenix and the East Valley
Based in Gilbert and working across the Phoenix metro area for homeowners, HOAs, property managers and businesses.

Questions homeowners ask us
What roofing services does Payne Roofing offer?
Payne Roofing offers roof repairs and maintenance, roof inspections, complete roof replacements, new roof installations and commercial roofing. We work with tile, asphalt shingles, spray polyurethane foam, elastomeric coatings and flat or low-slope roofs, and we provide prompt emergency repairs for homes and businesses across the Phoenix area and East Valley.
Is Payne Roofing licensed in Arizona?
Yes. Payne Roofing is licensed, bonded and insured, and holds Arizona Registrar of Contractors licenses ROC #138549 and ROC #194202. You can confirm any contractor's license status at roc.az.gov. We are also members of the Arizona Roofing Contractors Association (ARCA).
What areas does Payne Roofing serve?
We serve the Phoenix area and East Valley from our office in Gilbert. That includes Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Apache Junction and Cave Creek. Call 480-988-9250 to confirm scheduling for your location.
What warranty comes with your roofing work?
Roof repairs include a 2 to 5 year warranty, and complete re-roofs offer 10, 15 or 20-year warranty options. The right coverage depends on the scope of the project and the system installed. Roofing materials may also carry separate manufacturer warranties, and we will explain what applies to your roof.
Do you offer financing for a new roof?
Yes. Payne Roofing offers flexible financing options for roofing projects. Terms depend on the project and your approval, so the best next step is to ask about financing when you request your estimate. We will walk you through the available options so you can plan the project with confidence.
What should I do if my roof leaks at night or on a weekend?
Limit the damage first: put a bucket under the drip, move belongings out of the way, take photos and stay off the roof. Then call 480-988-9250 during business hours, weekdays 7 am to 5 pm or Saturdays 8 am to 2 pm. If you reach voicemail, leave your name, address and a description of the problem, and we will call you back as soon as we can.
Do you work on both homes and commercial buildings?
Yes. We provide residential roofing for homeowners and customized commercial roofing for businesses and property owners. Our commercial work includes foam, coatings, built-up, single-ply, metal, tile and shingle systems, plus maintenance, repairs and waterproofing scheduled to minimize disruption to your operations.
How often should an Arizona roof be inspected?
We recommend a professional roof inspection one to two times a year, ideally in spring and fall, plus a check after any major monsoon storm. Arizona heat, UV exposure and seasonal storms can cause damage that is hard to see from the ground, and regular inspections catch it while repairs are still small.
From the Payne Roofing blog
New articles every Tuesday and Saturday: roofing advice, do-it-yourself home tips and what's happening around the Valley.
Fall Home Maintenance in Arizona: 8 Easy DIY Jobs for Cooler WeatherCooler weather is the best time for Arizona home upkeep. Eight easy, safe DIY jobs for late fall, from your irrigation timer to smoke alarms and gutters.
When Should I Consider Roof Replacement?How to decide between roof repair and replacement in Arizona: roof age by material, warning signs, extent of damage and long-term value.
Roof Problems in ArizonaThe most common Arizona roof problems: heat and UV damage, poor ventilation, leaks, monsoon storm damage and pigeons, plus how to catch them early.
Fall Roof ChecklistA fall roof checklist for Arizona homeowners: trim trees, check the attic, inspect flashing, clean gutters, fix damaged shingles and book an inspection.
Consider Roof ReplacementWhat replacement looks like for Arizona shingle, tile, foam and flat roofs, the signs specific to each, and when a re-felt or recoat is enough.
Shingled Roof FactsAsphalt shingle facts for Arizona homeowners: 3-tab vs architectural, colors and textures, weight, lifespan in the desert sun and maintenance tips.
When Should I Replace My Roof?A safe homeowner self-check for Arizona roofs: what to look for from the ground, in the attic and inside your home before calling a roofer.
Roof Flashing Repair: Signs You Need UsSigns your roof flashing needs repair: rust and corrosion, loose or missing flashing, bent or cracked metal and interior water stains. Arizona advice.
Roof Replacement SignsAfter a monsoon, how to tell whether storm damage means repair or replacement: curled shingles, granule loss, cracked tiles and an aging roof.
Roof Inspection: Monsoon SeasonHow to prepare your Arizona roof before monsoon season: when to schedule an inspection, what to clear and trim, and which repairs to finish first.
Causes of a Leaking Roof in Phoenix, ArizonaWhy roofs leak in Phoenix: damaged flashing, broken tiles and shingles, worn underlayment, poorly sealed valleys, clogged drains and normal wear.
Monsoon Storms 2024How Arizona monsoon storms damage roofs: wind, heavy rain, dust, hail and lightning, the hidden damage they leave behind, and when to get an inspection.
Talk to a roofer who knows Arizona roofs.
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