Mesa, AZ · East Valley
Roofers in Mesa, AZ for Homes and Businesses
Eco Roofing Solutions works across Mesa: the tile neighborhoods of Red Mountain Ranch, Las Sendas and Eastmark, the older homes of central and west Mesa, and the retail, office and industrial buildings in between. Repair, replacement and new installation, residential and commercial.
- Google rating
- 4.8 / 5
- 385 reviews via Google
- In the Valley
- 25 years
- Residential + commercial
- Home office
- Gilbert, AZ
- 75 W Baseline Rd #19
- Office hours
- Mon–Sat 8–5
- Sunday closed
Right on the Mesa line
Why hire roofing contractors based in the East Valley?
Our office is on Baseline Road, the line between Gilbert and Mesa, and Eco Roofing Solutions is led by a third-generation roofer with over 25 years of hands-on experience. A Mesa roof is a short drive for us, not a cross-Valley dispatch.
Mesa is Arizona’s third-largest city, and its roofs are more varied than most. West and central Mesa carry decades-old homes with low-slope, foam and shingle roofs. The northeast and southeast grew later, almost entirely under concrete tile. Add a large commercial base and you get a city where the right answer genuinely depends on the street, so we inspect before we recommend.
We are licensed by the Arizona ROC (license 330901, class CR-42) and we are a member of the Arizona Roofing Contractors Association. When you compare roofing companies in Mesa, ask each one for its license number, who will actually be on the roof, and whether the job needs a City of Mesa permit and who pulls it.
Feedback on our reviews page points to clear communication, work finished on schedule and a team that explains what it found before it starts quoting.
Proof, not adjectives
385 reviews via Google
A branded truck in the driveway, a named crew on the roof and a written estimate before anything is scheduled. Here is the third-party number next to the address and phone that answer when you call.
75 W Baseline Rd #19Gilbert, AZ 85233(480) 695-7736Mon–Sat: 8AM–5PM · Sun: Closed
Reviews that mention Mesa
“I just moved to Mesa about ninety days ago and have had to do a lot of work on the house right away. The team at Eco Roofing Solutions replaced my roof quickly, professionally and at a fair price. I’ve never seen anyone work so hard in such intense heat. I’m very pleased with the service I received and would definitely recommend them to anyone who asks me.”
“Zack has been amazing! I am a Realtor and we had him come and inspect a roof for my buyer in Mesa. His communication as he arrived, while he was there and the estimate he sent were amazing. We typically just get an email with an estimate but he took the time to speak with us about what needs to be done then sent a detailed quote. Well done Zack”
Mesa conditions
What does a Mesa roof have to stand up to?
Relentless summer heat, months of direct UV, monsoon outflow and blowing dust. Those four forces are behind almost every repair call we take in Mesa, and most of them start small enough to fix cheaply.
- Triple-digit summers and months of direct UV on roofs with little or no shade
- Monsoon outflow winds that lift shingles and drive rain under flashing and headwalls
- Blowing dust that scours shingle granules and wears down foam and coating surfaces
- Concrete tile that still looks sound while the underlayment beneath it has gone brittle
- Older low-slope roofs in central and west Mesa where ponding finds every weak seam
- Foam roofs that hold up for years, then fail quickly once the protective coating wears through
- Wide, unshaded commercial decks loaded with rooftop HVAC curbs and penetrations
- Cloudburst rain that overwhelms drains and scuppers already packed with dust
Mesa’s housing went up over a long stretch. Neighborhoods like Dobson Ranch filled in decades before Red Mountain Ranch, Las Sendas and later Eastmark, so roofs a few miles apart can be at completely different points in their life. If yours has leaks, cracked tile, worn flashing or storm damage, see how roof repair in Mesa, AZ works, start to finish. Past repair? Read about roof replacement in Mesa, or commercial roofing in Mesa for retail, office and industrial buildings.
Mesa roofing services
Which roofing services do you offer in Mesa?
All four: residential roofing, commercial roofing, and repair and maintenance for each. Homeowners and property managers get the same team, the same standards and the same free estimate before anything is scheduled.
Residential
Residential Roofing
New installation and full replacement in concrete tile, asphalt shingle, flat and rolled roofing, matched to how your Mesa home was framed and how long you plan to own it.
View serviceResidential Roof Repair & Maintenance
Leaks, cracked or slipped tile, blown shingles, worn flashing and monsoon damage, inspected first and repaired before the layer underneath fails.
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Commercial
Commercial Roofing
Reflective single-ply, foam, modified bitumen and metal systems for Mesa retail centers, offices, medical buildings and industrial space.
View serviceCommercial Roof Repair & Maintenance
Leak tracing, seam and curb repairs, recoats and scheduled upkeep, sequenced around a building that has to stay open while we work.
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Not sure which one applies to your property? Compare all roofing services or ask us for a free estimate.
Mesa roof repair
Leaking after a monsoon storm? Start here.
Most Mesa repair calls arrive weeks after the damage: a ceiling stain shows up in August from a storm that opened the roof in July. We trace the water back to where it got in instead of patching under the stain, then tell you plainly whether it is a repair or the start of a replacement conversation.
Cracked and slipped tile, blown shingles, a foam roof whose coating has worn through, split seams and ponding on a low-slope deck, UV-cracked sealant at vents and skylights, failed flashing at parapets: those are the Mesa repairs, in roughly that order.
Repair and maintenance detail by property type: residential · commercial
Mesa homes
Which materials suit a Mesa home?
In Red Mountain Ranch, Las Sendas, Eastmark and most of the newer subdivisions, concrete tile is the default, and it earns its place: durable, heat resistant, fire resistant and long-lived under desert sun. The catch is that the tile outlasts the underlayment beneath it, so on a mature tile roof the honest question is usually which layer needs replacing.
Closer to downtown and in west Mesa, many homes have low-slope roofs where foam, modified bitumen or rolled roofing makes more sense, and where a well-timed recoat can add years. Asphalt shingle is a lower-cost choice for pitched roofs that handles sun, wind and blowing sand well. If you are in an HOA community, check its architectural guidelines before choosing a new tile color or profile.
Mesa businesses
What about Mesa’s commercial buildings?
Mesa’s commercial roofs range from strip retail along Main Street, Southern and the US 60 corridor to offices, medical buildings and the industrial and flex space around Falcon Field and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Most are large, flat and completely unshaded, so membrane reflectivity is an operating-cost decision as much as a waterproofing one.
We evaluate the deck, the rooftop equipment load and how the building is used before recommending a system, then sequence the work so entrances, parking and deliveries stay usable. See commercial roofing for the full scope.
Mesa roofing guides
Planning a roof project in Mesa?
Straight answers from our team on the questions Mesa homeowners ask most: when to repair or replace, which materials hold up to the heat, and what the work costs.
Nearby service areas
Where else do we work around Mesa?
Mesa sits at the center of our East Valley coverage. Pick a neighboring city for local roofing detail, or see the full list of Arizona communities we serve.
Mesa roofing FAQ
Questions we hear from Mesa property owners
Do you serve all of Mesa, AZ?
Yes. We work across the whole city, from Dobson Ranch and west Mesa through downtown and the older central neighborhoods, up to Red Mountain Ranch and Las Sendas in the northeast and out to Eastmark and the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway area in the southeast. Our office is at 75 W Baseline Rd #19, Gilbert, AZ 85233, on Baseline Road at the Mesa line. Call (480) 695-7736 or email info@ecoroofaz.com.
What roofing services do you offer in Mesa?
Residential and commercial roof repair, roof replacement, new roof installation and ongoing maintenance. We work with concrete and clay tile, foam, flat and low-slope systems, asphalt shingle and rolled roofing, so one team can handle a tile home in Las Sendas and a foam roof on a central Mesa ranch house.
Which roofing materials suit Mesa homes?
It depends on when and where the house was built. The master-planned neighborhoods in northeast and southeast Mesa are mostly concrete tile, which is durable, heat resistant and long-lived here. Many older homes in central and west Mesa have low-slope roofs better suited to foam, modified bitumen or rolled systems, and asphalt shingle is a lower-cost option for pitched roofs that handles sun and blowing sand well. We check pitch, framing and the existing layers before recommending anything.
My Mesa tile roof looks fine but it is leaking. Why?
Concrete tile is a shield. The underlayment beneath it is what actually keeps water out, and it wears out long before the tile does. On a lot of mature Mesa tile roofs the right fix is to lift the tile, replace the underlayment and re-set the same tile, rather than buy an entirely new roof.
Do you repair and recoat foam and flat roofs in Mesa?
Yes. Foam and other low-slope roofs are common on older Mesa homes and on commercial buildings. A foam roof depends on its coating; once UV wears through it the foam starts to break down, so the question is usually whether a recoat will do or whether damaged foam has to be cut out and replaced first. An inspection answers that.
Do you work on commercial buildings in Mesa?
Yes. Retail centers along the arterials, offices and medical buildings, and the industrial and flex space around Falcon Field and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport all sit under wide, unshaded roofs carrying heavy rooftop equipment. We handle installation, replacement and energy-conscious upgrades, plus repair and maintenance scheduled around the business.
Do I need HOA approval to replace my roof in Mesa?
If you live in an HOA community, very possibly. Many Mesa master-planned neighborhoods have architectural guidelines that cover tile color and profile, so check with the association before you commit to a new look. Replacing like-for-like is usually the simplest path; we can walk you through the options before you submit anything.
Do you handle urgent roof repairs in Mesa?
Yes. We offer prompt, flexible scheduling for urgent repairs. If a storm has opened up your roof or a leak has just appeared, call us and we will work to stop further damage as quickly as possible.
Is a roofing estimate in Mesa free?
Yes. We inspect the roof, explain what we find and give you a free written estimate before anything is scheduled. Pricing depends on roof size, material and complexity. Call (480) 695-7736 or send your project details through our contact page.
Next step
How do I get a free estimate in Mesa?
Call (480) 695-7736 during office hours (Mon–Sat: 8AM–5PM · Sun: Closed), or send your project details through our contact page. We will look at the roof, explain what we find and give you a free estimate before any work is scheduled.
Your roof is the first line of defense against everything the Sonoran Desert does to a building, and a large part of how the property looks from the street. Our goal is to get it right, then leave you confident enough about it to stop thinking about it.
Ready to talk through your Mesa roofing project?
Free, no-pressure estimates on repair, replacement and new installation from a licensed Arizona roofing contractor based on Baseline Road in Gilbert.