
Roof repair for homes and businesses across Scottsdale and the Valley, done by the same family run crew, with photos before a price.
Water coming in right now is a different job from a repair booked for next week. We respond around the clock across Scottsdale and the Valley, make the roof safe, and come back to do it properly in daylight.
Monsoon wind lifts shingles, throws debris and finds every weak seam on a flat roof. We photograph the damage, repair it, and give you the documentation if there is an insurance claim in it.

A leak is not the same thing as a failed roof, and the two get confused constantly. On a tile roof the tiles can be perfect while the underlayment beneath them has gone brittle. On a foam or flat roof the failure is usually one blistered area or a penetration that was never sealed properly. On shingles it comes down to whether the mat is still flexible or has gone brittle across the whole surface. In three of those four cases the honest answer is a repair.
So that is what the inspection decides. We get on the roof, lift what needs lifting, photograph what is under it and show you, then tell you which of the three you are looking at: a repair that will hold for years, a section that needs rebuilding, or a roof genuinely at the end of its life. You get the reasoning and the fixed price in writing, and the inspection costs you nothing either way.
You see what we saw before you see a number, and the number does not move once it is in writing.
Three steps from the first phone call to a finished repair, with the price agreed in writing before we start.
We get on the roof, find where the water is actually getting in and photograph it, whether or not you need work.
The repair, the materials and what is covered spelled out in writing before anything starts.
Our own crew does the repair, clears the debris and walks the finished roof with you.
Finding a leak is a different skill from fixing one. Water rarely comes in where it shows up: it gets past a flashing detail, runs along the deck or a truss and drops through a ceiling somewhere else entirely. Chasing the stain instead of the source is why so many roofs get patched three times and still leak.
The Gordons repair roofs in Scottsdale, AZ and across the wider Maricopa County valley, including Cave Creek, Carefree, New River, Paradise Valley, Sun City, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert and Tempe. Every trade on one roof: tile, shingle, foam, flat and coatings, which means we are not steering you toward the only repair we know how to do.
We find the source, photograph it, and walk you through what we actually found up there before we quote.
The inspection and the written quote cost you nothing, work or no work.
We do not push you into a new roof. If a repair will hold, we will say so, and either way you get the reasoning and the number in writing.
Emergency leak response across Scottsdale and the Valley.
A repair is only as good as the diagnosis behind it. Here is what happens on a Circle G Roofing repair, from the first look to the last check.
We work back from the stain to where the water is actually getting in, which is rarely the same place.
Tiles are lifted, shingles pulled or the coating cut back so we can see the underlayment, the deck and the flashing.
Wet or failed material comes out, new goes in, and the flashing and penetrations are sealed back into the roof around them.
The surface goes back to match what was there, the roof is checked over, and the debris leaves with us.


BBB accredited, and Angie’s List Super Service Award in 2013 and 2014. Free inspection either way, work or no work.
You do not have to guess, and you do not have to climb up there. Most roofs show the warning from the ground, in the gutters, or on a ceiling long before anyone opens them up.
If any of these sound like your roof, have someone look before the next monsoon finds the weak spot. Caught early it is almost always a repair.
These are the questions people search for most when a roof starts leaking, and the answers we give standing on the roof. If yours is not here, ask us at the inspection.
Usually repaired. A roof is at the end of its life when the failure is everywhere at once: a tile roof whose underlayment has gone across every elevation, shingles gone brittle right across the surface, a flat roof holding water under the membrane in several places. One leak, one failed flashing or one blistered area is a repair, and we will tell you so rather than quote you a roof.
Because water travels. It gets past a flashing or a seam, lands on the deck or a truss, runs along it until something stops it, then drops through the ceiling there. That is why we chase the source rather than patching above the stain, and why a repair done from the inside of a cupboard never holds.
Same day for an active leak wherever we can, and we answer the phone around the clock. The first visit is about stopping water getting into the building. The permanent repair happens in daylight on a dry roof, because anything done in a storm is a temporary fix whoever does it.
Tile, asphalt shingle, spray foam, flat and coated roofs, residential and commercial. That matters more than it sounds: a roofer who only does one system tends to find that system is what your roof needs. We quote the repair your roof actually wants.
Sometimes, and it depends on the cause. Sudden damage from a storm is usually covered. Wear, age and lack of maintenance usually are not. We photograph everything we find and date it, so if there is a claim in it you have the documentation, and if there is not we will say so rather than encourage you to try.
It depends on what is wrong, how much of the roof is involved, and what is on the roof to start with. We will not put a number on it over the phone from a guess. We get on the roof, photograph what is actually there and give you a fixed price in writing. The inspection and the quote cost you nothing, work or no work.
Got a stain on the ceiling or debris in the yard after the last storm? Contact Circle G Roofing for a free inspection and a written fixed price, and we will tell you straight whether it is a repair or something bigger.