Springdale, AR
479-435-3837

Roofing & Gutter Experts · Springdale, AR

Hail-hit roofs across Northwest Arkansas, inspected free and replaced start to finish

A locally owned crew out of 707 S 48th St. They walk your roof, document what the storm did, help you through the insurance claim, and put the new one on. Open 24 hours, seven days.

Who comes out

Every review that names a person names the same one. Emmanuel does the estimate, works the insurance claim with you, and is there for the final walk-through. 5.0 on Google from 118 reviews.

Roofing & Gutter Experts is a locally owned roofing and exterior company serving Springdale, Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville, Bella Vista, Centerton and the communities around them. AR Residential Contractor License #0447291027. The crew brings 4,000+ projects of combined team experience. Y habla español.

About the company

“Emmanuel and his crew are the absolute best! After the May 26 tornado, I got estimates from four different roofing companies. Emmanuel started our appointment with telling me how sorry he was about the trauma we just endured. That really stuck with me and might’ve been one of the reasons we ultimately went with him.”

Amber Gustafson · Homeowner

From the drone

Roofs they finished, seen the way they check them: from above.

Every one of these is their own photograph of their own job. The drone goes up before the work and again after it, because a roof is easiest to judge from the sky.

Drone view of a log and stone lake home on a wooded bluff with a new dark slate-look shingle roof and a Roofing & Gutter Experts truck on the drive

Finished

Log and stone, on the bluff

A glass A-frame gable, a wraparound deck and a roof that has to read right from the water side. Dark designer shingles over every section, their truck parked on the gravel above.

Cream two-storey colonial mid re-roof, the centre section finished in charcoal shingles and both dormered wings still in underlayment, two crew on the roof

In progress

Halfway across a colonial

Centre section done, both dormered wings still in underlayment, two of the crew working the far side. The lawn and the beds stay as clean as the roof is when they leave.

Drone view of a hillside home among bare trees with a new forest green shingle roof and two dormers

Finished

Forest green, by request

Not every roof is charcoal. A hillside home in the trees, two dormers and a full green shingle roof chosen to sit in the woods around it.

Close drone view of a slate-look designer shingle roof with skylights

Detail

Slate look, skylights kept

Valleys, hips and two skylights flashed back in. Seen from above, every course lines up with the one beside it.

Long charcoal shingle roof with skylights over a brick home, the town spread out behind it

Finished

A long roof over the town

Garage, main house and the run between them under one new roof, skylights included, with Northwest Arkansas laid out behind it.

Finished white TPO membrane roof on a commercial building with rooftop units

Commercial

White TPO, flat deck

Low-slope membrane around the rooftop units on a commercial building. The same crew, the same walk-through, a different roof.

After the storm

Storm damage isn't always obvious from the driveway.

Hail and high winds can affect a roofing system in ways that may be difficult to identify from the ground. A roof does not have to be actively leaking to have storm-related damage. So the walk-through always runs the same way.

Your insurance carrier determines coverage and claim approval. Their role is to provide a professional roofing assessment, document visible conditions, explain the restoration work that may be needed, and complete the approved roofing or exterior work.

  1. Inspect

    Inspect the Property

    We inspect the roofing system and visible exterior components for signs of hail, wind, water intrusion, and other storm-related damage.

  2. Document

    Document Visible Damage

    When damage is present, we can document visible conditions with photos, measurements, and other project information when appropriate.

  3. Review

    Review the Findings

    We explain what we found, answer your questions, and provide repair or replacement recommendations and estimates based on the condition of the property.

  4. Restore

    Complete the Restoration

    If roofing or exterior work is needed, our team completes the project with a focus on quality workmanship, clear communication, and long-term protection.

The Roofing & Gutter Experts office at 707 S 48th St in Springdale, with the wrapped company pickup and the gutter van parked on the lot

The shop door

707 S 48th St, Springdale

The orange building with the sign on it. The wrapped pickup and the white gutter van live on that lot, and the phone there is answered around the clock.

  • AR Residential License #0447291027
  • BBB Accredited, A+ rating
  • Owens Corning Preferred Contractor
  • TAMKO Pro Gold
  • BusinessRate Best of 2025, Roofing Contractor, Washington County
  • “After shopping around for various quotes on getting our roof replaced, Roofing and Gutter Experts was the the best choice from the beginning. Working with Emmanuel made the entire process extremely easy, from making the insurance claim, to making sure every last bit during the final walk through was done correctly and to our satisfaction. Not only will I recommend their services to everyone, But I will continue to work with them in the future for any new and/or upcoming projects. Thank you for being an excellent business!”

    Julio Cruz · Google

  • “We had Emmanuel and team do our new build roof framing and shingles and were beyond impressed with their communication, crew and even down to detailed clean-up each day. Highly recommend!”

    Brittany Scott · Google

Directions and contact

Hail and storm questions

What homeowners ask after a storm rolls through.

Their own answers, word for word. If yours is not here, call 479-435-3837. Someone picks up at any hour.

Hail damage is not always visible from the ground. Depending on the storm and roofing system, visible signs may include impacts to shingles, granule loss, damaged vents or flashing, and dents or other damage to gutters and downspouts. A professional roof inspection can help identify visible storm damage and determine whether any areas need further attention.

Yes. A roof does not have to be actively leaking to have storm-related damage. Hail and high winds can affect shingles, flashing, vents, and other roofing components before water intrusion becomes noticeable inside the home. An inspection after a significant storm can help you better understand the condition of the roofing system.

When appropriate, our team can help coordinate with your insurance adjuster and provide information about visible roofing and exterior damage, measurements, estimates, and the proposed scope of work. Your insurance carrier is responsible for determining coverage, claim approval, and payment under your policy.

Differences can sometimes occur between a contractor’s estimate and an insurance estimate. When appropriate, we can review the roofing scope, provide supporting photos, measurements, estimates, or other project information, and explain the work we believe is needed. Your insurance carrier ultimately determines what is covered under your policy and the amount it will pay.

Yes. Storm damage can affect more than the shingles. During an exterior inspection, we can look for visible damage to gutters, downspouts, vents, flashing, and other accessible exterior components that may have been affected by hail or severe weather.

Roofing & Gutter Experts provides storm damage inspections and roofing restoration services throughout Northwest Arkansas, including Springdale, Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville, Bella Vista, Centerton, and surrounding communities.
A finished log and stone lake home with a new slate-look shingle roof on a wooded bluff in Northwest Arkansas

Don't wait for a leak to find out.

If hail, high winds or a severe storm has been through, book a free roof inspection. They will inspect the roofing system, document visible storm damage, explain what they find and help you understand the next steps.

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