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When damage is localized and the surrounding roof is still serviceable, a focused repair may be the smarter answer.
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Residential roofing • Clovis, New Mexico
Residential Roofing in Clovis, NM
From a small leak to a complete roof replacement, All About Roofing & Construction helps Clovis homeowners choose the roofing work their home actually needs. We repair, replace and install residential roofing systems with Eastern New Mexico wind, hail, sun and temperature swings in mind.
- Homes & residential properties
- Repair-first recommendations when practical
- 25+ years of roofing experience
Your home does not need a generic roofing answer.
We start with the condition of your roof, then explain the repair, replacement or material options that actually fit.
Start with the roof you have
Residential roofing should begin with the right decision—not the biggest job.
Some roofs need a targeted repair. Some have reached the point where replacement makes more sense. Others are being upgraded because the homeowner wants a different roofing system. We help separate those situations before the work begins.
Replace an aging roof
When wear, repeated leaks or broad deterioration affect the roof as a system, replacement deserves a closer look.
Explore Roof Replacement →Upgrade the roofing system
Homeowners considering metal or another system can compare durability, detailing, maintenance and long-term ownership goals.
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Residential roofing services
The roof problem you can see is not always where the problem starts.
Water stains, missing shingles and storm damage are symptoms. A useful inspection also looks at flashings, roof penetrations, valleys, transitions, edges and the condition of the surrounding roofing material.
That bigger view helps us avoid treating every homeowner concern as the same roofing problem.
Have Us Look at Your Roof →Leaks & Water Entry
Track roof-side causes instead of simply covering the interior symptom.
Missing or Damaged Shingles
Evaluate isolated damage along with the condition of the surrounding roof.
Wind & Hail Damage
Inspect exposed roof areas, flashings, edges and other storm-sensitive details.
Flashing & Transitions
Check valleys, walls, chimneys, vents and roof-to-roof transitions where leaks commonly develop.
Residential Metal Roofing
Evaluate panel condition, fasteners, seams, edges and transitions on metal systems.
Low-Slope Additions & Garages
Address drainage, seams, penetrations and membrane details on low-slope residential areas.
Roofing systems for Clovis homes
Choose a roof for the home you own—not a material checklist.
The best roofing choice depends on the house, roof geometry, existing deck, budget, maintenance expectations and how long you plan to own the property.
Architectural Asphalt Shingles
A familiar residential roofing option with broad style choices and straightforward repair and replacement pathways.
Shingle Roof Replacement →Residential Metal Roofing
A long-term roofing option where panel profile, attachment, flashings, edges and thermal movement all matter.
Metal Roofing Options →Flat & Low-Slope Areas
Additions, porches, garages and modern roof sections may need membrane systems built around drainage and detailing.
Flat & Low-Slope Roofing →
Clovis weather matters
A residential roof in Eastern New Mexico lives a harder life than the brochure suggests.
High Plains wind, hail, intense sun, blowing dust and large temperature swings repeatedly work on shingles, panels, flashings, sealants and roof edges.
That does not mean every roof needs a premium system. It means the details, installation and maintenance plan should make sense for where the home actually sits.
Storm & Hail Damage Roofing →High WindsEdges, shingles, panels and flashings take repeated wind pressure.
HailImpacts can damage roofing surfaces and surrounding components.
Intense SunUV and heat accelerate aging in exposed roofing materials and sealants.
Temperature SwingsExpansion and contraction repeatedly work on joints, flashings and fasteners.
Our residential roofing process
A clear path from “something looks wrong” to the right roofing plan.
You should know what we found, what we recommend and why before work begins.
- 01
Talk
Tell us what you are seeing, what happened and what concerns you about the roof.
- 02
Inspect
We evaluate the roof surface and the details most likely to explain the problem.
- 03
Explain
You get a clear explanation of the condition we found and the options that fit.
- 04
Plan
We define repair, replacement or system-upgrade work before the project starts.
- 05
Complete
We perform the approved roofing work and review the finished project and work area.
When should a homeowner call a roofer?
You do not need to wait for water to reach the ceiling.
A roof inspection can make sense after a severe storm, when shingles or metal look displaced, when flashing is loose, when repeated repairs are failing, or when the roof is aging and you want to plan ahead instead of react later.
Interior stains or active leaksEspecially after wind-driven rain or storms.
Missing, curled or damaged shinglesVisible changes can signal a localized or broader condition.
Recent hail or high windsSome storm damage is easier to see from the roof than the ground.
Repeated repairs in the same areaRecurring problems deserve a closer look at the underlying cause.
Free residential roofing estimate
Tell us what is happening with your roof.
Whether you are dealing with a leak, storm damage, an aging shingle roof or considering metal roofing, start with a clear look at the roof and a straightforward recommendation.
Call 575-218-0303
Residential roofing FAQ
Questions Clovis homeowners ask about residential roofing.
These are the conversations we want to have before a homeowner commits to a roofing project.
How do I know whether my roof needs repair or replacement?
That depends on whether the problem is localized or widespread, the age and condition of the surrounding roof, repeated leak history, storm damage and whether a repair can integrate reliably with the existing system.
What residential roofing materials do you work with?
We work with common residential roofing systems including asphalt shingles, metal roofing and appropriate flat or low-slope systems. The right option depends on the home and roof design.
Can you inspect a roof after hail or high winds?
Yes. We can inspect for visible roofing damage, document what we see and explain repair or replacement options. Insurance coverage decisions belong to the policy and carrier.
Do I need a leak before I schedule a roof inspection?
No. Missing shingles, loose flashing, storm exposure, visible wear or simply planning for an aging roof can all be reasonable reasons to have the roof evaluated.
Is metal roofing a good option for a house in Clovis?
It can be. Metal roofing offers a different ownership profile from asphalt shingles, but the right answer depends on roof geometry, detailing, budget, appearance preferences and long-term goals.
Do you work on garages, additions and low-slope residential roofs?
Yes. We can evaluate low-slope residential areas where drainage, seams, penetrations and membrane details may require a different roofing approach from the main steep-slope roof.
Do you provide free residential roofing estimates?
Yes. Use the form on this page or call 575-218-0303 to get started.