Commercial Roofing in Tempe, AZ

Our first step is getting one of our certified roofing experts onsite to examine your existing roof. Some of the things we take into consideration are type of building, roof pitch (slope) of the roof, desired roofing insulation, types of weather in your area, and your desired budget.

Generally, yes. We work on many low-slope commercial roofs, but we also handle high slope residential roofs as well. Our core value is safety and we pride ourselves on working safely at each job site.

No, there is no minimum roof area for commercial projects. Schedule a complimentary re-roofing estimate to see how we can help with your roofing needs.

Yes. We have a growing footprint through a national sales initiative and have also done business in Alabama, California, Colorado (Denver), Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Utah.

Our service areas include Houston, Conroe, Spring, Galveston Bay, Pearland, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, Avondale, Phoenix, Glendale, Scottsdale, Sun City, Tempe, and many more!

We work in and have licenses as required to work in the following states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado (Denver), Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah.

Many of our projects outside of Arizona and Texas are commercially based. Please contact us if you reside in one of these states and have a commercial job you would like us to consider.

We serve all zip codes and neighborhoods in Tempe, AZ, including: 85280, 85281, 85282, 85283, 85284, 85285, 85287, 85288 - Alta Mira, Sandahl, Broadmor, Tally Ho Farms North, Camelot Village, Raintree, Tally Ho Farms, Mission Ridge, Corona Del Sol, Tempe Gardens, and other surrounding areas.

Are you looking for a roofing contractor for your commercial building in Tempe, Arizona? 

Diversified Roofing would be happy to help out! We are able to help on a wide variety of roofing projects. Roofing services we offer include spray foam insulation, metal roofing systems, roof restoration, clay and concrete tiles, and more. 

Give us a call today to get started with your project. 

If you own a commercial building near or in Tempe, AZ, you are probably already familiar with the unique character of the area and the local attractions, which include: 

• Mill Avenue District 
• Tempe Town Lake 
• Arizona State University 
• SEA LIFE Arizona Aquarium 
• Tempe Marketplace 
• Arizona Mills 
• Kiwanis Park 
• Hayden Butte Preserve 
• Papago Park 
• Tempe Diablo Stadium 
• Tempe Center for the Arts 
• C2 Tactical 

Located in Maricopa County, Arizona, Tempe has a population of 180,587 people. It lies in the East Valley section of metropolitan Phoenix, bordered by Phoenix and Guadalupe. It is known for being the location of the main campus of the Arizona State University.

In 1865, For McDowell was established along the Salt River, approximately 25 miles northeast of present day Tempe. The establishment of Fort McDowell allowed new towns to be built farther down the river, and that is how the community of Tempe began to grow. 

Tempe’s name is accredited to pioneer Darrell Duppa, who likened the Salt River Valley near a tall butte to the Vale of Tempe near Mount Olympus in Greece. Because of this comparison, the town was dubbed Tempe. 

The geography around the city of Tempe is fairly flat, except for the Tempe Butte, and the buttes within Papago Park, at the northwest corner of Tempe. The Salt River runs west through the northern part of the city, and the river is damned in two places in order to create the Tempe Town Lake.  

Visitarizona.com describes Tempe’s atmosphere in these words: 

"Home to Arizona State University, Tempe, just east of Phoenix, contains the vibe you would expect in a college town, and attractions that make you want to stay awhile.

Unlike other cities in the Valley of the Sun, Tempe is landlocked on all sides by neighboring communities, which means much of the ambitious growth and development that have turned it into a must-see destination have been fueled by incredibly imaginative use (and reuse) of features that already existed within its city limits.

Perhaps the most dramatic example is Tempe Town Lake, created in 1999 at a site on the Salt River where riverboats once delivered grain to be ground at the historic Hayden Flour Mill. Now, more than 2.4 million people a year visit the 220-acre manmade reservoir for kayaking, paddleboarding and fishing. Or stick to the miles of surrounding parks and paths for walking, bicycling, Segway tours, volleyball competitions, music and food festivals and other Tempe Town Lake events."

If you own a commercial building in Tempe, AZ and you need a roofing contractor, give us a call here at Diversified Roofing. We would be happy to help with your project.