The south end
South Corrales sits closer to Alameda and Albuquerque, with more homes per mile and a lot of pueblo-style and adobe houses. Many sit under mature cottonwoods near the bosque, which means shade, leaves and seed fluff on the roof most of the year.
What that means for roofs
- Canales and drains clog. Clean them yearly; extend them so water lands away from walls.
- Debris holds moisture on flat roofs and wears coatings.
- Branches rub and puncture roofing in wind.
Common projects
- Recoats on foam roofs
- Parapet and canale repairs
- Flat roof replacement
- Shingle roof replacement on ranch-style homes
Roofing in South Corrales
- Roof replacement and roof repair
- Flat roofs: foam, coatings, TPO and modified bitumen
- Parapets and canales and leak repair
- Shingle, metal and tile roofs
- Hail and storm damage and inspections
Roofing questions
How often should I clean my roof under cottonwoods?
At least once a year, more if canales are clogging.
Should I trim trees over the roof?
Yes — keeping branches off the roof prevents damage.
Can you recoat my foam roof?
Yes, after we check it and repair any damage.