Roofing
Roof replacement and repair in Northwest and Northeast Arkansas
Roof replacement, repair and new roofs in asphalt, architectural shingle, metal, tile, PVC, flat and rolled roofing. Free inspection first, then a written estimate.
Chapter 01
How you know the roof is finished, and what the free inspection looks at
Most failing roofs announce themselves long before the ceiling does. Missing or curled shingles, water stains on a ceiling, sagging areas, shingle granules washing into the gutters and a roof that is past 15 to 20 years old are the usual signs. Frequent leaks and visible storm damage move the question from repair to replacement.
Some homeowners find out from their insurance company first. If your insurer does not want to renew because of the age of the roof, a free inspection is the place to start: Elite checks for storm damage and leaks across Northwest and Northeast Arkansas before anyone decides what the roof needs.
The inspection is also where the roof's shape gets read. Elite works on hip roofs (four slopes, durable and wind-resistant), gable roofs (the most common style, with good drainage for rain and snow), gambrel, shed, butterfly, clerestory, mansard and flat roofs. Shape changes how water leaves the roof and where wind pushes, so it shapes the repair plan as much as the shingles do.
Drone view of a large home mid-reroof in a subdivision
From the free inspection to the last bundle swept off the lawn
The job runs in four steps. First comes the free inspection, a no-cost look at the condition of the roof and any damage. Next is the estimate and material selection: a detailed estimate and guidance in choosing durable materials that fit your style and budget. Then comes professional installation or repair. The last step is a complete cleanup and the service warranty.
Materials cover asphalt shingles, architectural shingles, metal roofs, tile, PVC, flat roofing and rolled roofing. Wind matters in this part of the country, since storms and tornadoes can bring gusts over 100 mph, so material choice is worth a real conversation rather than a default.
Before any new underlayment goes down, the crew inspects the decking for rot, cracks or warping. Decking is the load-bearing layer under everything else, and if damaged sections are found they are repaired or replaced first, so the new roof is not laid over a weak base. Most residential roofs can be installed in 1 to 3 days, depending on size and weather.
Chapter 03
Lifespans, upkeep and what a replacement costs here
Asphalt shingles last around 20 to 25 years, architectural shingles up to 50, metal roofs 40 to 50 and tile 50 or more with maintenance. Elite's own guidance is to inspect at least once a year and after severe weather, because hail impact, lifted shingles and small leaks are easy to miss from the ground.
Upkeep is simple and cheap compared to a leak: keep the gutters clean, trim the trees back and clear debris after storms. Elite finishes every job with a complete cleanup and provides service warranties for confidence in a new or repaired roof.
On cost, their published answer is that the average replacement in Arkansas ranges from $6,000 to $12,000, depending on roof size, materials and labor. Inspections and quotes are free. To book one, call the main line at (479) 231-1199, or ring the Jonesboro line at (870) 277-4242.
"Took less than a week from start to finish." Breanna Fleming, Google review, after a new metal roof.