FAQs
About Us
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Kendalia Roofing provides residential and commercial roof replacement, roof repair, metal roofing, storm-damage inspections, and roof coating or spray-applied restoration solutions. We evaluate each roofing system individually and recommend options based on the roof’s condition, the property, and the owner’s priorities.
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Kendalia Roofing primarily serves Northwest Arkansas, including communities throughout the Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers, and Bentonville area. We also consider projects elsewhere in Arkansas based on project scope and availability.
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Our team brings more than 10 years of roofing experience to Arkansas, including experience with residential, commercial, storm-damaged, and metal roofing systems. We take the time to understand the history of the roof, explain the available solutions, protect the property during construction, and verify that the completed work meets the agreed-upon scope.
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Yes. Kendalia Roofing maintains the licensing, insurance, and bonding required for the roofing services and projects we perform.
Our Process
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Contact Kendalia Roofing to schedule an initial conversation and roof inspection. We will discuss your concerns, evaluate the roofing system, document its condition, and explain the repair, replacement, coating, or material options that may be appropriate.
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Roofing costs depend on the size and complexity of the roof, its current condition, the selected materials, accessibility, and the work required. After evaluating the property, we provide a clear written estimate outlining the recommended scope, materials, and pricing before work begins.
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Our process begins by listening to the story of the roof, including its age, known problems, previous repairs, and the owner’s goals. We then inspect the roofing system and present practical options for addressing the issue.
Once the scope is approved, we confirm material selections, order and verify the materials, prepare and protect the property, and complete the project safely and efficiently. Afterward, we inspect the finished work, clean the property, and provide the customer with the relevant project and warranty documentation.
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Yes. We do not believe every roof should receive the same recommendation. We evaluate the condition of the roof, listen to your priorities, and develop options that fit your property, budget, and long-term needs. Depending on the situation, that may include targeted repairs, coatings, spray-applied restoration, reroofing, or full replacement. We explain the benefits and tradeoffs of each approach so you can choose the solution that makes the most sense.
Repair and replacement
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Not every roofing issue requires replacement. Isolated leaks, missing shingles, flashing problems, or localized damage may be repairable. More widespread deterioration, repeated leaks, structural concerns, or a roof near the end of its useful life may make replacement the better long-term option.
An inspection is the best way to determine which solutions are practical for your roof.
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Roof life depends on the roofing material, installation quality, ventilation, maintenance, and exposure to heat, moisture, wind, and hail. Asphalt shingle systems commonly carry manufacturer warranties of approximately 20 to 30 years, while metal and commercial roofing systems may have different expected service lives and warranty terms.
A warranty period is not a guarantee that every roof will remain problem-free for that exact length of time.
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IteCommon warning signs include:
Missing, cracked, curling, or loose shingles
Water stains on ceilings or walls
Recurring leaks
Excessive shingle granules in gutters
Damaged flashing
Sagging roof areas
Visible punctures, dents, or storm damage
Contact a roofer promptly when interior leaking or visible structural movement appears.m description
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A professional inspection is generally worthwhile after major hail, wind, or severe-weather events, when a leak develops, or when the roof begins approaching the later part of its expected service life. Property owners should also visually monitor the roof and surrounding drainage systems between professional inspections.
Metal & Commercial
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Yes. Kendalia Roofing installs metal roofing for residential and commercial properties. Metal systems can offer long service life, durability, and strong resistance to wind, moisture, and severe weather when properly designed and installed.
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Metal roofing can be a strong option for Arkansas properties exposed to heat, heavy rain, wind, and hail. The right system depends on the building, roof design, budget, appearance preferences, and desired performance.
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Yes. Kendalia Roofing works with commercial property owners, builders, and contractors on roof replacement, repair, metal roofing, coatings, and other roofing needs. Each commercial project begins with an evaluation of the existing system, building requirements, drainage, access, and project objectives.
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In some cases, yes. Certain roofing systems may qualify for a coating, spray-applied restoration, localized repair, or recover system. Eligibility depends on the existing roof’s condition, moisture levels, substrate, drainage, and structural integrity.
Storm Damage & Insurance
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Storm damage is not always visible from the ground. Warning signs can include missing or lifted shingles, punctures, dents, displaced flashing, damaged metal components, granule loss, or water intrusion.
A professional inspection can document the condition of the roofing system and distinguish possible storm-related damage from aging, installation issues, or normal wear.
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Coverage depends on the cause of damage, policy terms, deductible, roof condition, exclusions, and the insurance carrier’s evaluation. A roofing contractor can inspect and document the roof, but the insurance company determines whether a claim is covered.
The Arkansas Insurance Department recommends having damage inspected and comparing the expected repair cost with the policy deductible before deciding whether to submit a claim.
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Start with an inspection and review your policy and deductible. If the damage appears limited or the repair cost is below or near the deductible, paying directly may be more practical. If substantial storm-related damage is documented, you may choose to contact your insurance carrier and begin the claim process.
Kendalia can document the roof’s condition and provide an estimate, but should not promise coverage or advise that a claim will definitely be approved.
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The exact process varies by carrier, but it commonly includes:
Documenting the damage
Contacting the insurance carrier
Scheduling an adjuster inspection
Receiving the carrier’s coverage determination and estimate
Reviewing the approved scope with the roofing contractor
Completing the authorized work
Submitting required completion documents
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It can be, particularly for properties in hail-prone areas. Class 4 shingles are designed to meet a higher impact-resistance standard than conventional shingles, but they are not hail-proof.
The decision should account for material cost, expected time in the property, manufacturer warranty, roof design, and whether the homeowner’s insurer offers any applicable premium consideration.
