Commercial Roofing
Roofing for HOAs & Community Associations.
One licensed contractor, one point of contact, and a paper trail your board can count on, across every building in your community.
A free, no-pressure roof assessment with a written report you can actually use (for budgets, boards, lenders, and adjusters).
4.9200+ Google reviewsLicensed, bonded & insured · NM GS-21 #400113Owens Corning Preferred Contractor10-yr workmanship warranty
- 4,000+ roofs documented
- Care plans from $249/mo
Why hoas & community associations call us
Documentation a board can vote on.
Roofing across a community association is mostly a records problem. You are scheduling work around occupied homes, justifying a large spend to a board that has to vote on it, and keeping the reserve study current while a community of 40 or 80 buildings carries roofs at five different ages at once.
So we start with documentation, not a bid. Every roof in the portfolio gets photographed by building, with its age and condition recorded and a ranked replacement timeline that lines up with your reserve-funding schedule. A board can vote on that. It cannot vote on a contractor’s opinion, and an estimate built on a roof’s age alone is still a guess.
On site, the work runs through your community manager. Residents get advance notice, staging stays contained, and we sequence buildings so the whole property is never a job site at once. Every project is documented with timestamped photos, the same standard behind our Paramount Care Commercial membership, so your files stay current for adjusters, reserve study consultants, and future buyers. When the next roof problem comes up, you are not explaining the community to a stranger.
Who you’re hiring
- Commercial license
- NM GS-21 #400113
- Manufacturer status
- Owens Corning Preferred Contractor
- Roofs documented
- 4,000+ across New Mexico
- Customer rating
- 4.9 stars · 200+ Google reviews
How we work with you
What working with Paramount actually looks like.
Two things decide whether a community association project goes smoothly: whether the board can act on what we hand them, and whether residents notice us more than once. Everything below is built around those two.
Condition Reports for Reserve Studies
Every roof in your community documented, assessed, and organized by building.
The resulting condition report gives your reserve study consultant and board a factual baseline, not an estimate based on age alone. We’ve documented 4,000+ roofs across New Mexico, and we know what our climate does to each system at each stage of its life.
Board-Ready Documentation on Every Project
Timestamped before-and-after photos, a written scope, and a signed annual condition letter.
Every HOA project comes with timestamped before-and-after photos, a written scope of work, and, for Paramount Care Commercial members, a signed annual condition letter. Your board gets the paper trail it needs for budget approvals, insurance claims, and lender reviews, without chasing your contractor for records later.
Minimal Disruption to Residents
We coordinate scheduling directly with your community manager.
We coordinate scheduling directly with your community manager. Residents get advance notice, staging areas are contained, and we sequence work to avoid blocking access or creating noise across the whole community at once. Our crews work on licensed, insured job sites (GS-21 #400113), and our whole process is built to keep occupied communities running during a reroof.
A Single Contact Across Your Whole Portfolio
When a storm rolls through or a building flags a leak, you call one number.
When a new storm rolls through or a building flags a leak, you call one number. We already know the roofs: the systems, the ages, the past repairs. Paramount Care Commercial builds on that with two inspections a year, 2-business-day storm response, and a documented report after every visit for every building you enroll, all of it yours to keep, so your community never starts from scratch with a new contractor.
The Roof Health Report
The paper trail. Built while we work.
Every assessment and service visit produces the same record, and across a community it adds up. Building by building, year over year, it becomes the roof history your next reserve study and your next board both inherit instead of rebuilding from scratch.
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Drone overview of the whole roof
A full aerial pass shows the roof as one picture: slopes, penetrations, and problem areas in context, not a handful of disconnected close-ups.
02
Timestamped close-up photos
Every penetration, seam, scupper, drain, parapet, and equipment curb is photographed and timestamped, so the record is dated proof, not a memory.
03
A written condition assessment
Plain-language findings on what we saw and what it means: what’s sound, what to watch, and what needs attention before it becomes a leak.
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A signed annual condition letter
For Paramount Care Commercial members, a signed letter once a year: the document adjusters, lenders, boards, and reserve-study consultants actually ask for.
Paramount Care Commercial
A maintenance membership built for buildings.
When the board wants the documentation and the storm response on a schedule, rather than only when a project comes up, this is the program. You enroll each building we have worked on, at the time of that service or within 30 days after, and we handle the calendar from there.
Paramount services commercial properties within 20 miles of 1380 Rio Rancho Boulevard SE, Rio Rancho, NM. Properties outside that radius are considered case by case.
What membership includes
- Two documented service visits a year: a spring pre-monsoon check and a fall post-monsoon check.
- A documented inspection within 2 business days when the National Weather Service confirms hail 1 inch or larger, or winds of 58 mph or more, at your property. You don’t have to call us.
- A full Roof Health Report after every visit, plus a signed annual condition letter for your files, emailed to you and yours to keep.
- Priced by building size, starting at $249/month for buildings up to 5,000 sq ft.
- Billed monthly by credit card or ACH, plus New Mexico gross receipts tax. No long-term contract, cancel with 30 days’ notice.
Questions
Common questions, answered.
Can you provide a condition report our board can use for a reserve study?
How do you handle scheduling around residents and occupied buildings?
What warranty and documentation do we get at the end of a project?
Let’s talk about your community.
Start with a free assessment of the community and a written condition report you can put in front of a vote. No pressure, and nothing your board has to defend later.