About Almeida Roofing
Roof Improvement
for More Than
40 Years
Almeida Roofing, founded over 40 years ago by Mr. Almeida is a full-service roofing company that serves all over the Maricopa County.
When this company was born, it was created with the intention of combining the personalized care of a small, family-owned business with the expertise, experience, and quality of a larger corporation.
Currently, Kevin and his wife Melissa of over 20 years are the dynamic duo behind the Almeida Team the Phoenix Valley has grown to know, love and trust! Phone : (602) 743-3175
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0 40
YEARS
Experience
How it Usually Works
Almeida Roofing Process
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Schedule Estimate
Decide How To Make Payment
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Install New Roof
We will show up to your project and complete the job.
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Relax & Enjoy Roofing
Enjoy new roof & share your experience on Google and Facebook Reviews!
Asked Question
Frequently
Asked Questions
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Q. I do not like the color of my shingles; can I paint them?
Yes, you can but it's not advisable. Shingles lose their granules over time. What you can easily wind up with is a splotchy looking roof. Keep them painted every few years though and you will be okay, Another thing, shingles are made so that there are variations in coloring. With a painted roof, there will be no variations. It will be all one color.
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Q. What kind of under felt should we use?
Felt paper is a vapor barrier plus keeps the oils in the shingles from leeching out and into the wood substrate ( i.e. plywood or OSB roof deck), so #15, or 30 will work for any shingle roof. The type I recommend depends on roof shape. For slopes less than 4/12, I recommend 2 layers of #15. Helps reduce the possibility of leaks. The felt overlaps in " shingle fashion". Slopes 4/12 to 6/12, I recommend one layer of #15. Slopes greater than 6/12 I recommend one layer of #30. The steeper the slope, the easier it is to slip and tear the felt. #30 is heavier so on steeper slopes, you don't slip and tear it as easily.
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Q. The Monsoon storms damage my shingles every year. What is the best roof to have.
If the hail is big enough, then it won't matter what you use, the material will still get destroyed. There are some shingles that can take quite a hit and remain in good shape. There are SBS Modified asphalt shingles made by Malarkey Roofing. These shingles have a class iv hail rating which is the highest hail rating available. You can also look into metal, but be careful. We've all seen the hoods of cars after quarter-sized hail storms.
