Licensed, bonded and insured. AZ ROC 355436 / ROC 365411
HOA and condo roofing in Northern Arizona
A wave of roof replacements can wipe out years of reserve contributions. Often it isn't necessary, and we will show you which roofs still have life in them.
We inspect first, then tell you what the roofs actually need.
Free roofing reserve assessment
Hours per unit, not days
Transferable five-year warranty per roof
What does HOA roofing cost in Northern Arizona?
A full replacement averages $18,000 to $25,000 per unit, while a Roof Maxx restoration runs 20% to 25% of that and adds five years. Across a portfolio that difference decides whether reserves get spent this year or held for parking lots and siding. The assessment and reserve study cost nothing.
Those numbers come from your roofs, so we assess before we quote. Every roof in the community is inspected individually and reported on separately.
The study arrives in writing: restoration and replacement priced side by side, projected across the portfolio, in a document your board and manager can work from.
Start with what's happening on your roof
A reserve study is coming up
We provide the roofing section free, with each roof assessed individually and costs projected years ahead.
A wave of roofs is hitting 15 years
Age alone does not mean replacement. Roofs between 8 and 20 years old are often the best restoration candidates in the portfolio.
Residents are complaining about leaks
Leaks get triaged first, then the wider portfolio gets assessed so the board isn't making decisions one emergency at a time.
SERVICE AREA
Cottonwood · Verde Valley · Sedona · Prescott & Prescott Valley · Flagstaff · Payson · Phoenix
We are a full-service roofing company
What we do for communities
Free roof assessment
Every roof in the community is inspected on its own merits, not lumped into one recommendation.
- Shingle condition inspected across all units
- Roofs ready for restoration identified separately
- Written summary with honest recommendations
- No pressure and no obligation
Free roofing reserve assessment
For boards weighing restoration, we model the numbers across the whole portfolio at no cost.
- Restoration and replacement priced side by side
- Projected savings across the portfolio
- Timeline planning years in advance
- A document you can take to the board
The study is written for a board meeting, not for a roofer, so the numbers and the reasoning are both easy to follow.
Restoration, repair, or replacement
Whatever each roof turns out to need, it goes through one contractor and one point of contact.
- Roof Maxx adds 5 to 15 years to qualifying roofs
- Full replacement when nothing else is honest
- Scalable for portfolios of any size
- Scheduled around residents, not around us
Find out what your community's roofs need
A free assessment and reserve study tell you which roofs qualify for restoration and what the portfolio actually costs.
Signs a roof qualifies
Roof Maxx works on asphalt shingle roofs that are structurally sound but showing age. Any one of these is worth an assessment, and most communities have a mix across the portfolio.
What to look for
- Shingles are 8 to 20 years old. That is the window where restoration pays for itself several times over.
- Granule loss is visible. The shingles are shedding surface but the mat underneath is still intact.
- Shingles are stiff or curling slightly. Age-related wear rather than structural failure.
- No active leaks. A dry roof that is simply drying out is the ideal candidate.
- Decking is sound underneath. Nothing soft, rotted, or compromised below the shingles.
- The roof has never been treated. Most portfolios have never had the option offered.
When a roof needs replacing instead
Shingles are cracked or missing across large areas
Once the damage is widespread rather than age-related, the treatment has nothing sound to work with and replacement is the honest answer.
Decking is soft or there are multiple leaks
Soft decking and several active leak points mean the roof has passed the end of its rated life, whatever the calendar says about its age.
Repair, restore, or replace: how they compare
| Roof Repair | Roof Restoration | Roof Replacement | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Isolated damage on a sound roof | Aging shingles, 8 to 20 years, structurally sound | Widespread failure or structural damage |
| Typical cost | $200-$2000 | $3,200 - $4,600 | $~18,000+ |
| How long it lasts | Restores the affected area | Adds about 5 years per treatment, up to 3 treatments | 20 to 25 years |
| When it stops making sense | Multiple problem areas across the roof | Shingles too brittle or damaged to hold treatment | Never, this is the end of the line |
| Timeline | Most in one day | One day | Several days |
What community roofing costs
Assessment
Typically one visit
Free
Every roof inspected individually, with a written portfolio summary and a capital reserve model your board can act on.
Restoration
Hours per unit
20% to 25% of replacement
Whole-roof bio-oil treatment that adds about five years, repeatable up to three times, with a transferable five-year warranty.
Full replacement
Several days per unit
$18,000 - $25,000 per unit
Complete tear-off and reroof for the roofs that genuinely need it, phased across the community to limit disruption.
Roof size, pitch, access, and decking condition move these numbers up or down; that's why every estimate is built from your roofs and not a price sheet. Financing is available, and applying doesn't commit you to the work.
How a community project works
1 · Before we quote
Portfolio assessed
2 · Before work starts
Reserve study
3 · On site
Treated and cleaned
Work begins once the board has approved the plan.
The whole portfolio gets assessed
Every roof inspected and reported on individually
Restoration candidates separated from replacements
Photo documentation for the board record
You get a reserve study before anything starts
Restoration and replacement priced side by side
Projected savings across the portfolio
Warranty coverage explained
A timeline your board can budget against
The work gets done around your residents
Application is quiet, non-toxic, and hours per unit
No dumpsters and no week-long disruption
Coordinated through your property manager
Debris cleared and a final walkthrough
Serving Northern Arizona
A locally owned business that cares
We offer a full range of roofing services, from emergency repairs and complete replacements to roof restoration using Roof Maxx treatment. Every service is backed by licensed, bonded, and insured workmanship, plus the peace of mind we'll only recommend services your roof actually needs.
Enviro Pro Roof Rejuvenation, Inc./ DBA Roof Maxx of Prescott Valley AZ, ROC 355436, ROC 365411, Licensed, Bonded and Insured
President
Lance Kane
Vice President
John Free
500+
Roofs Repaired
Honest assessments across Northern Arizona
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Licensed & insured
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Board questions we get asked
Can you treat an entire community at once?
Yes. Multi-unit communities are what this is built for. We work with the board and property manager to schedule the project so disruption stays low and the timeline fits your calendar.
What does the reserve study include?
Current condition of the roofing portfolio, when each roof will need attention, and the cost difference between proactive restoration and deferred replacement, in a document you can hand to the board.
Does the treatment come with a warranty?
Yes, a transferable five-year warranty on every treatment. For HOA-managed properties that also adds value for unit owners when they come to sell.
What if some roofs qualify and others don't?
That is normal in a larger community. You get a recommendation per roof, and both restoration and replacement are handled by us, so the board isn't managing several contractors.
How much notice do residents need?
Very little. The application is non-toxic, needs no evacuation, and is usually finished within a few hours per unit. We coordinate the messaging with your property manager.
Is this suitable for shared-living buildings?
Yes. It's used in HOA and condo communities across the country. The process is quiet, clean, non-toxic, and low-impact, which is exactly what multi-unit properties need from a contractor working over people's homes. Residents carry on as normal while it happens.
How much can a community actually save?
Restoration runs 20% to 25% of replacement cost per unit. Across a portfolio of aging but sound roofs, that difference usually protects several years of reserve contributions.
Do you work with property management companies?
Yes, and it's usually the smoothest route. One point of contact handles scheduling, resident communication, and reporting from assessment through to completion.
Which communities do you serve?
Cottonwood, Prescott and Prescott Valley, Sedona, Verde Valley, Flagstaff, Payson, and Phoenix.
Other roofing services
Shingle Roof Restoration
Roof Maxx treatment that adds about five years per application
Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and reroof, decking repaired first
Monsoon Roof Repair
Storm damage, insurance documentation, emergency tarping
Non-Shingle Roof Restoration
Tile reset, underlayment, foam recoating
Commercial Roofing
Flat and low-slope, scheduled around your hours
HOA & Condo Roofing
Working within budgets and reducing roofing costs with Roof Maxx
Protect the reserves, keep the roofs
A free assessment of your roof and capital reserves tell you which roofs qualify, what the portfolio costs, and what the board can safely defer.