Frequently Asked Questions

No. We're a local marketing and referral service. When you call, text, or send a request, we connect you with an independent roofing professional who serves the Little Rock area. That professional inspects the roof, provides the estimate and any warranty, and does the work. See our Terms of Service for details.

No. There's no charge for using this site or for being connected with a roofing professional, and no obligation to hire anyone.

Minor repairs — a few missing shingles, a cracked pipe boot, resealing a small section of flashing — typically run a few hundred dollars. Larger storm-damage repairs or decking work cost more. Your actual price is whatever the roofer's written estimate says. See our roof repair guide.

Most homeowners pay between $8,000 and $16,000 for a full asphalt shingle replacement on a typical home, with the range running from about $4,000 for a small, simple roof to $25,000+ for large homes or premium materials. Metal runs about $18,000–$35,000. The full breakdown is in our roof replacement cost guide.

It depends on the roof's age and condition. Roofs under 15–20 years old with isolated damage are usually good repair candidates. A roof past 20 years with widespread granule loss, curling shingles, or recurring leaks is often better replaced. See five signs your roof needs replacing.

Storm, hail, and wind damage are often covered; age and wear are not. In Arkansas, how much a policy pays usually depends on an age-based roof payment schedule. See does insurance cover roof replacement in Little Rock? and our storm damage guide.

Most residential replacements are completed in one to two days once materials are on site, depending on the size of the home, the roofing material, and the weather. The roofer should give you a clear timeline in writing.

In Arkansas, residential roofing work of $2,000 or more requires registration or licensing with the Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board — you can verify any contractor there. Also ask for certificates of liability insurance and workers' compensation, and get every estimate in writing. Our roofing scams guide covers the red flags.

For a standard tear-off and new shingles on a single-family home inside Little Rock city limits, no. For any other type of building, or if decking or trusses need replacing, yes. Some neighborhoods, including the MacArthur Park Historic District, need a city sign-off first. To check your address, call (501) 371-4790 and ask for the permit desk. If you live in North Little Rock, Sherwood, Maumelle, or another nearby city, check that city's rules. Details in our roofing permit guide.

Move valuables, put down buckets, and stay off the roof. Then call or text (501) 403-6103 and describe what's happening — ask the roofer you're connected with about emergency tarping to stop further damage.

Many local roofers offer a free inspection and written estimate, especially for storm damage. Ask when you're connected, before the visit is scheduled.

Anywhere in Little Rock — Hillcrest, The Heights, Chenal Valley, West Little Rock, the Quapaw Quarter, and everywhere between — plus North Little Rock, Sherwood, Maumelle, Jacksonville, Bryant, Benton, Conway, and the rest of Central Arkansas.