Chandler, AZ · Southeast Valley
Roofers in Chandler, AZ for Homes and Businesses
Eco Roofing Solutions works across Chandler — the tile subdivisions around Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch, the older streets near downtown, and the offices and flex buildings along the Price Corridor. Repair, replacement and new installation, residential and commercial.
- Google rating
- 4.8 / 5
- 367 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
Minutes from the Chandler line
Why hire roofers who already work this side of the Valley?
Our office sits on 75 W Baseline Rd #19 in Gilbert — a few minutes east of the Chandler line on Baseline Road. A Chandler roof is a short drive for us, not a cross-Valley dispatch, and the crew that shows up is the same crew we send everywhere else.
That proximity matters more in Chandler than people expect. This is a city where a huge share of the housing stock went up inside one twenty-year building boom, so roofs on the same street tend to reach the end of their service life together — and the difference between a repair and a replacement is often a single inspection, not a guess from the driveway.
We are licensed by the Arizona ROC (licence 330901, class CR-42) and we are a member of the Arizona Roofing Contractors Association for both residential and commercial work. That second part matters in Chandler, because a lot of property owners here need a roofer who can look at a house on Monday and a flex building on Tuesday.
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
367 reviews via Google
Chandler has no shortage of roofing signs in front yards. Here is the third-party number, unedited, 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
Chandler conditions
What does a Chandler 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 the Southeast Valley, and nearly all of them start as something small enough to fix cheaply.
- Triple-digit heat and unbroken sun on subdivisions with almost no mature canopy
- Monsoon outflow that drives rain sideways into flashing, valleys and headwalls
- Blowing dust that scours shingle granules and roof coatings before the rain arrives
- Concrete tile that still looks sound while the underlayment beneath it has gone brittle
- Whole 1990s and 2000s subdivisions whose roofs reach replacement age in the same few years
- Wide, unshaded low-slope decks on Price Corridor offices and flex buildings
- Dense rooftop HVAC, where every curb and penetration is a potential leak path
- Cloudburst rain that overwhelms drains and scuppers already loaded with dust
Chandler’s residential growth was concentrated: neighborhoods like Ocotillo, Fulton Ranch, Cooper Commons and Pecos Ranch filled in across a relatively short window, mostly under concrete tile. Those roofs are now old enough that the surface can look presentable from the street while the layer doing the actual waterproofing is finished. If yours has leaks, cracked or slipped tile, worn flashing or storm damage, our repair team can inspect it and tell you which of the two you are looking at.
Chandler roofing services
Which roofing services do you offer in Chandler?
All four: residential roofing, commercial roofing, and repair and maintenance for each. Homeowners and facility 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 — concrete tile, flat, asphalt shingle and rolled roofing — matched to what your Chandler home was actually framed for.
View serviceResidential Roof Repair & Maintenance
Leaks, cracked or slipped tile, worn flashing and monsoon damage — inspected first, then repaired before the underlayment gives up entirely.
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Commercial
Commercial Roofing
Reflective single-ply, modified bitumen and metal systems for the offices, flex buildings, retail centers and light industrial space across Chandler.
View serviceCommercial Roof Repair & Maintenance
Leak containment, curb and seam repairs, and scheduled upkeep sequenced around a building that has to keep operating 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.
Chandler roof repair
Leaking after a monsoon cell? Start here.
Most Chandler repair calls arrive weeks late — a stain appears on a ceiling in August from a storm that opened the roof in July. We trace the water back to the entry point 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, UV-destroyed sealant at vents and skylights, failed flashing at parapets and chimney saddles, ponding on a low-slope deck after the drains loaded up with dust — those are the Chandler repairs, in roughly that order.
Repair and maintenance detail by property type: residential · commercial
Chandler homes
Which materials suit a Chandler home?
Concrete tile dominates the subdivisions built from the late 1980s onward, and it deserves its reputation — durable, heat resistant, fire resistant and long-lived under desert sun. The catch is that the tile outlasts the underlayment beneath it by a wide margin, so the honest question on a mature Chandler roof is usually which layer needs replacing, not whether the roof looks tired.
Asphalt shingle holds up well against intense sun, wind and blown sand at a lower cost. Flat and rolled systems handle the low-slope roofs on older homes nearer downtown, cope with extreme temperatures and sudden downpours, and leave room for the solar arrays Arizona sunshine makes worthwhile. We walk through the options for your specific home, budget and ownership horizon instead of steering every project toward the same product.
Chandler businesses
What about the tech corridor and the business parks?
Chandler’s employment base sits on large, flat, completely unshaded roofs — office and technology campuses along the Price Corridor, the business parks around Chandler Municipal Airport, retail centers on the arterials and light industrial space toward the Santan Freeway. On a roof like that, 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 actually used before recommending a system, then sequence the work so entrances, parking and deliveries stay usable. See commercial roofing for the full scope.
Nearby service areas
Where else do we work around Chandler?
Chandler sits in the middle of our densest coverage. Pick a neighboring city for local roofing detail, or see the full list of Arizona communities we serve.
Chandler roofing FAQ
Questions we hear from Chandler property owners
Do you serve all of Chandler, AZ?
Yes — the whole city, from Ocotillo and Fulton Ranch in the south to downtown Chandler, Andersen Springs and the Price Corridor employers along the north and west. Our office is at 75 W Baseline Rd #19, Gilbert, AZ 85233, which puts most Chandler addresses a short drive away. Call (480) 695-7736 or email info@ecoroofaz.com.
Which roofing materials suit Chandler homes?
Most of Chandler went up between the late 1980s and the mid-2000s under concrete tile, and tile earns its place here: durable, heat resistant, fire resistant and long-lived in desert conditions. Asphalt shingle costs less and handles sun, wind and blown sand well. Flat and rolled systems suit the low-slope roofs found on older homes closer to downtown and on additions. We look at pitch, framing and the existing layers before recommending one.
My Chandler tile roof looks fine but I have a leak — what is going on?
That is the single most common call we take in the Southeast Valley. Concrete tile is a shield; the underlayment beneath it is what actually keeps water out, and it has a much shorter life than the tile on top. On a lot of Chandler roofs the fix is to lift the tile, replace the underlayment and re-set the same tile rather than buy a whole new roof.
Do you work on commercial buildings in the Price Corridor?
Yes. The offices, flex buildings and light industrial space along the Price Corridor and around Chandler Municipal Airport sit under wide, unshaded low-slope decks carrying heavy rooftop equipment. We handle installation, replacement and energy-conscious upgrades through our commercial roofing service, plus repair and maintenance for buildings that cannot close while the work happens.
How soon should I get a Chandler roof leak looked at?
Before the next storm, not after the ceiling stain spreads. Water travels along decking and framing before it shows up inside, so the entry point is rarely directly above the stain. A proper inspection follows it back to the source, and a timely repair protects the structure and extends the life of the roof you already have.
Is a roofing estimate in Chandler free?
Yes. We look at the roof, explain what we find and give you a free estimate before anything is scheduled. Call (480) 695-7736 or send your project details through our contact page to get started.
Next step
How do I get a free estimate in Chandler?
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.
A roof is the first line of defense against everything the Sonoran Desert does to a building, and it is a large part of how the property looks from the street. Our goal is to get it right and then leave you confident enough about it to stop thinking about it.
Ready to talk through your Chandler roofing project?
Free, no-pressure estimates on repair, replacement and new installation — from a licensed Arizona roofing contractor based minutes away in Gilbert.