Paramount Care
Your roof, maintained.
The record is yours.
Most roof problems are cheap to catch early and expensive to ignore — and most warranty and insurance denials come down to one thing: no proof the roof was maintained. Paramount Care is the plan that handles both — yearly upkeep and a documented record that’s yours to keep. 4,000+ New Mexico roofs documented and counting.
No payment to enroll. Paramount Care is for roofs we have installed or maintained, at the time of that service or within 30 days after. New to us? Start with a free estimate.
4.9200+ Google reviewsLicensed, bonded & insured · NM GS-21 #400113Owens Corning Preferred Contractor10-yr workmanship warranty
What it does
Three jobs. One plan.
A roof you can’t prove was maintained is a warranty that can lapse and a claim that can be denied. Paramount Care builds that record, visit after visit, and keeps the roof in shape for as long as you’re enrolled.
01
Creates the record your warranty depends on.
Most material warranties stay valid only if you can show the roof was maintained. We create that record and send it to you after every visit, so a denied claim years later doesn't catch you off guard.
02
Defends your insurance claims.
When storm-damage claims are denied, the reason cited is almost always “pre-existing condition” or “lack of maintenance.” Dated photos of your roof are strong evidence of its actual condition, a documented record you can put in front of your insurer.
03
Maintains the roof we built.
On every visit we touch up the seals and flashing (the metal that seals roof edges and joints) where age and weather have started to show. A small problem caught at a seam in May is a leak you never get in August.
Every visit
The Roof Health Report.
Every Paramount Care visit produces a Roof Health Report: a drone overview of the full roof, timestamped close-up photos of every pipe, vent, seam, and drain, a written condition assessment, a list of what we touched up, and a list of any repairs we’d recommend. Commercial plans add a signed annual condition letter for an insurance adjuster, lender, or buyer. Every report is emailed to you the day it’s produced, so it’s yours to keep, share with your insurer, or pass on to whoever owns the building next.
- Drone overview
- Timestamped close-up photos
- Full condition assessment
- Recommended repairs list
Who it’s for
Built for owners who’d rather protect than replace.
If your roof is an investment worth keeping, Paramount Care keeps it documented and maintained — whichever of these sounds like you.
Homeowners protecting a new roof
You invested in a quality roof. Paramount Care builds the maintenance record its manufacturer warranty expects and keeps its condition documented, year after year.
Storm- and hail-exposed properties
New Mexico weather is hard on roofs. When you file an insurance claim, a dated photo history is your strongest defense against a denial.
Commercial buildings & portfolios
One building or fifty — every roof documented, with a signed condition letter on file for lenders, insurers, and your own records.
Worth it
A small monthly plan against a five-figure problem.
Paramount Care won’t just pay for itself — it keeps small problems small and your insurance claims defensible. Here’s the math:
- Paramount Care
- from $29/mo
- An interior leak repair
- $3,500 – $8,000
- A denied storm claim
- $10,000+
Avoid one problem and the plan pays for itself many times over.
“The Estimator was thorough and gave us a complete photo record of all the damage on the roof. The guys who came to do the work were polite and worked hard in 100 degree heat.”
Choose your plan
Two plans, one promise.
Enrollment
How enrollment works.
Ask your project manager when we wrap up your job, or get in touch within 30 days after we finish. Enrolling takes no payment on this page — we confirm your plan, then set up monthly billing with you.
- For roofs we've worked on. Residential and commercial enrollment are both for roofs we installed or maintained, at the time of that service or within 30 days afterward.
- No payment to enroll. Nothing is charged on this page. You confirm the plan and set up billing directly with your project manager.
- Separate from your warranty. Paramount Care is a maintenance plan — it runs alongside your 10-year workmanship and manufacturer material warranties, it doesn't replace them.
Questions
Paramount Care questions, answered.
Is Paramount Care the same as my roof's warranty?
No. A new roof from us comes with a 10-year workmanship warranty plus the manufacturer's material warranty, and those continue on their own. Paramount Care is a separate maintenance plan, month-to-month with no long-term contract, that creates the documented maintenance record most manufacturer warranties expect to see. Warranty terms vary, so at enrollment we ask whether your roof is under an active manufacturer warranty and review its maintenance language before the first visit. If anything in our scope would conflict with your warranty terms, we tell you before we do it.
Can I sign myself up online?
No, and that is deliberate. Paramount Care is only for roofs we have installed or maintained, so we check that yours qualifies before anyone is enrolled. Tell us about your roof and we will come back to you within one business day with whether it qualifies and what it costs. No payment is taken on this page, and you are not enrolled until you say yes. Residential is $29/mo; commercial starts at $249/mo, priced by square footage.
Who can enroll?
Paramount Care is for customers whose roofs we've worked on. If we installed your roof or performed maintenance on it, you can enroll at the time of that service or within 30 days afterward. That applies to both the residential and commercial plans.
What's the difference between the residential and commercial plans?
Residential ($29/mo) covers homes: an annual documentation visit, the maintenance record your manufacturer warranty expects, and a photo record that's yours to keep. Commercial (from $249/mo, priced by square footage) covers buildings and portfolios: two inspection visits a year, a documented inspection within 2 business days of a qualifying storm, and a signed annual condition letter for every building you enroll.
Can I cancel?
Yes — there's no long-term contract. Residential continues month-to-month and you can cancel anytime. Commercial is billed monthly by credit card or ACH, plus New Mexico gross receipts tax, and cancels on 30 days' written notice. If cancellation lands partway through a billing month, we refund the unused portion.
What do I get on each visit?
A Roof Health Report: a drone overview of the full roof, timestamped close-up photos of every pipe, vent, seam, and drain, a written condition assessment, a list of what we touched up, and a list of any repairs we'd recommend. It's emailed to you the day it's produced and it's yours to keep, whether or not you're still a subscriber. Commercial plans also include a signed annual condition letter ready for an insurance adjuster, lender, or buyer.
Ask us about it.
Ask your project manager at job completion, or get in touch within 30 days after we finish. We confirm that your roof qualifies, then set up the plan and billing with you. Nothing is charged until you say yes.