Gila County · Rim Country · 5,400 ft
Roofing in Pine, Arizona, spec'd for life under the Rim.
Pine needles in the valleys, ice at the eaves in January, 100°F on the deck in July. Pine roofs live three lives a year. We inspect for all three.
1970s
when most Pine homes were built: those first roofs are due now
5,400 ft
harsher UV, real snow, pine debris: a different roof than the valley
Where we work in Pine
Different neighborhoods, different roofs.
Pine is not one housing stock. Forest cabins and homes mostly 1970s–1990s; seasonal occupancy delays leak discovery. Pine Creek Canyon, Portals subdivisions, and Hardscrabble Rd area carry most of that 1970s housing and its original roofs. Out toward Whispering Pines, lots get bigger and outbuildings, shops, and barns sit under separate roof systems. Each gets a different inspection checklist.
What the Rim does to a roof
The three things we check first on every Pine roof.
01
Pine debris, freeze-thaw, and wildfire
Pine debris, freeze-thaw, and wildfire context
02
Steep drainage paths and roof-to-wall
Steep drainage paths and roof-to-wall transitions
03
Seasonal access in winter
Seasonal access in winter
Pine jobs
Roofs you can drive past.
Pine services
What we do in Pine.
Read the guide: metal roofing in Arizona. Nearby: Strawberry, Payson.
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Pine questions
Asked by Pine homeowners.
How much does a new roof cost in Pine?
Do you really come out to Pine for a repair?
Is metal worth it under the pines?
I'm a seasonal owner. Can you inspect while I'm not there?
Start with the roof in front of you.
Free Pine inspection, photo report, written scope. We call back within 1 business hour.