Roofing Contractor in Albuquerque, NM

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home. It protects the structure, insulation, drywall, flooring, cabinets, electrical systems, and everything else beneath it from New Mexico sun, wind, rain, snow, and temperature swings. When the roof is aging, leaking, damaged, or ready for replacement, the right contractor matters.

Tate Construction Company provides roof replacement, roof repair, and roof evaluations for homeowners throughout Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, Placitas, Bernalillo, and surrounding communities. We work on pitched roofs, flat roofs, low-slope roofs, and homes that include a combination of roof types.

Use our roof replacement cost estimator⁠ to get a preliminary price range for your home. The calculator works for pitched roofs, flat roofs, and homes with both roof types. After you receive your estimate, we can schedule an onsite evaluation to confirm existing conditions and discuss the right next step.

Roof Replacement and Roof Repair Services

Some roofing projects are straightforward replacements. Others begin with a leak, storm damage, aging materials, or an older flat roof that has been patched several times. Our goal is to evaluate the roof clearly, explain the available options, and recommend a solution that fits the condition of the home.

We provide roof replacement, roof repair, roof leak evaluations, storm damage review, flat-roof replacement, pitched-roof replacement, skylight replacement, decking repairs, fascia repairs, drainage improvements, and related exterior repairs discovered during the project. A successful roofing project is not just about installing new material. Flashing, penetrations, ventilation, drainage, parapets, roof-to-wall transitions, and deck condition all affect long-term performance.

If you are trying to understand whether your roof needs repair or replacement, our Roof Repair & Replacement Cost Guide⁠ explains common cost factors and planning considerations for Albuquerque-area homeowners.

Roofing Systems We Work With

For pitched roofs, we work with asphalt shingles, metal roofing, concrete tile, clay tile, and related underlayment systems. For flat and low-slope roofs, we install modern membrane systems such as TPO, PVC, and EPDM, depending on the roof conditions, performance goals, budget, and existing construction.

Many older Albuquerque flat roofs were originally installed with built-up roofing, hot-mop, rolled roofing, or other asphalt-based systems. Those systems were common for decades, but they are rarely the preferred choice for new residential flat-roof installations today. In many cases, built-up roofing is what is already on the roof and what needs to be replaced. TPO is often the modern replacement option when an older flat roof has been patched, coated, and repaired over time.

For a deeper explanation, read our guide to built-up roofing vs. TPO⁠.

Flat Roofs, TPO, and Low-Slope Roofs

Flat and low-slope roofs are common throughout Albuquerque and the surrounding communities, especially on Pueblo-style and Southwest-style homes. These roofs require careful attention to drainage, scuppers, canales, roof penetrations, parapets, HVAC curbs, skylights, and roof-to-wall transitions.

TPO is often a strong option for replacing older flat roofs because it creates a clean membrane surface with heat-welded seams and reflective surface options. The roof membrane matters, but the details are just as important. A new flat roof needs to be tied into the surrounding conditions correctly so the system performs as one complete assembly.

If your flat roof is leaking, holding water, heavily patched, or showing signs of age, we can evaluate whether a focused repair still makes sense or whether replacement is the better long-term solution. You can also read our guide to common flat roof repair issues in Albuquerque⁠.

Roof Leaks and Water Intrusion

A roof leak is not always located directly above the ceiling stain. Water can travel along framing, decking, insulation, pipes, ducts, and wall surfaces before it appears inside the home. This is especially true on flat roofs, where leaks may involve roof penetrations, scuppers, parapets, skylights, HVAC curbs, wall flashing, or older patched areas.

Tate Construction Company evaluates the roof and surrounding conditions together so the repair addresses the actual source of the water intrusion. Depending on the issue, the solution may be a focused roof repair, penetration repair, flashing repair, skylight replacement, parapet repair, stucco repair, or roof replacement.

For immediate guidance, read our roof leak repair guide⁠.

Parapets, Stucco, and Roof Edge Details

Many Albuquerque flat-roof homes include stucco parapet walls. These walls are part of the architectural character of the home, but they are also one of the most important roof-edge details to maintain. A crack in a parapet cap, a failed scupper transition, deteriorated stucco, or poorly integrated roof membrane can allow water into the wall even if the main roof surface is performing properly.

Because Tate Construction Company performs both roofing and stucco-related exterior work, we can evaluate the roof edge as a complete assembly. In some cases, a roof leak near the exterior wall is actually caused by a parapet issue rather than a failure in the middle of the roof. Repair options may include stucco parapet repair, roof membrane correction, improved waterproofing, drainage improvements, or fabricated sheet-metal parapet caps.

For more detail, read our guide to stucco parapet wall repair⁠.

Roof Replacement with HVAC, Skylights, and Exterior Coordination

Roofing projects often overlap with other exterior systems. Older swamp coolers, refrigerated air conversions, rooftop HVAC units, skylights, ductwork, electrical upgrades, stucco parapets, and roof penetrations can all affect the roof scope. When those items are not coordinated properly, they can become future leak points.

As a general contractor, Tate Construction Company can help coordinate roofing with related trades and exterior work when the project requires it. That does not mean every roof project needs to become complicated. It means that when the roof connects to HVAC, skylights, stucco, electrical, or exterior repairs, we can help make sure the pieces are planned and installed correctly.

For an example, view our Placitas project: Full Roof Replacement with Conversion to Refrigerated Air⁠.

Roof Cost Estimator

Want a preliminary roof replacement range before scheduling an onsite evaluation? Use our roof replacement cost estimator⁠ to enter your roof type, material, roof area, garage size, number of layers, access conditions, and other project details.

The estimator is designed for pitched roofs, flat roofs, and homes with both roof types. It provides a planning range only. Final pricing depends on field conditions, tear-off requirements, access, decking, drainage, penetrations, parapets, skylights, material selection, and any repairs discovered during evaluation.

After using the estimator, you can schedule an onsite roof evaluation so we can confirm the existing conditions and prepare a more accurate scope.

Schedule a Roof Evaluation

Whether you need a roof repair, roof replacement, roof leak evaluation, flat-roof assessment, TPO replacement, or help understanding your roofing options, Tate Construction Company can inspect the existing conditions and help you determine the right next step.

We serve homeowners throughout Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, Placitas, Bernalillo, and surrounding communities.

⁠Schedule an Evaluation or Contact Tate Construction Company⁠.

Roof Replacement Systems

• Asphalt shingle roofing
• Metal roofing
• Concrete tile roofing
• Clay tile roofing
• TPO roofing systems
• PVC roofing systems
• EPDM roofing systems
• Flat and low-slope roof replacement
• Older built-up roof replacement with modern membrane systems

Roof Repairs & Related Work

• Roof leak repairs
• Flat-roof evaluations
• Roof deck and structural repairs
• Fascia and soffit repairs
• Skylight installation and replacement
• Roof drainage improvements
• Scuppers, canales, drains, gutters, and downspouts
• Storm damage evaluations
• Parapet and roof-edge coordination
• Stucco and exterior repairs related to roof work