Roofing Contractor in Conway, AR

Conway's rapid expansion created a housing market where 1960s-era brick ranches near the university campuses sit alongside subdivisions built in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Both groups of homes are now in active replacement cycles. The older homes often have original wood decking that needs evaluation before new shingles go down. The newer builds are hitting the 20-to-25-year mark where architectural shingles begin to fail at the tabs and valleys.

Faulkner County sits in a weather corridor where late-spring hailstorms are a regular seasonal event. Hail damage on Conway roofs often shows up as granule loss and bruised mat rather than obvious cracking, which means it goes undetected until a leak develops months later. A post-storm inspection after any significant hail event catches this damage while it is still a repair rather than a full replacement.

Commercial roofing along Dave Ward Drive and Oak Street includes office buildings, medical facilities, and retail centers that use flat and low-slope membrane systems. These systems require proper drainage design to handle Conway's spring rainfall load. Our family's commercial roofing background, which started when the owner began commercial work at eighteen, covers the full range of membrane systems used on Faulkner County commercial properties.