Roof repair
Roof repair starts with a photographed inspection and a written scope, and the same number covers every ZIP code served in New Mexico. See what roof repair includes before you call.
Roofers in New Mexico: repair, replacement and storm damage
Leaks, storm damage and worn roofs anywhere in the state start with one call and a written estimate.
- Written estimate before any work starts
- Calls answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- A roofer calls you back, usually within one business day
- Deductibles are never waived or rebated
Call (855) 512-1072
Calls answered 24/7
Or request quotes online 
Across New Mexico, one call to Roofers Hotline at (855) 512-1072 books roof repair, roof replacement, leak repair, storm damage and inspections. The line is answered around the clock, and you get a written estimate before work starts.
Calls are answered from 78 New Mexico ZIP codes.
According to NOAA storm records, the 18 counties where calls are answered logged 628 hail events of one inch or larger since 2015.
Roofing services across New Mexico
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Roof leak repair
New Mexico homeowners book roof leak repair from one number, and the price goes on paper before the first shingle moves. How roof leak repair works is explained step by step, from the first call to the written estimate.
Emergency roof repair
For emergency roof repair in New Mexico, the call is answered around the clock and the written estimate comes before the work. For the work itself, read emergency roof repair explained.
Roof replacement
Roof replacement is booked from one number wherever calls are answered in New Mexico, and every job begins with a written estimate. See what roof replacement includes before you call.
Roof inspection
In the New Mexico ZIP codes where calls are answered, roof inspection is one call away, with photographs first and the scope and price in writing. How roof inspection works is explained step by step, from the first call to the written estimate.
Metal roofing
One call books metal roofing in any New Mexico ZIP code where calls are answered, with the estimate written before any work starts. For the work itself, read metal roofing explained.
Step by step, from the first call to the written estimate, the work is explained under roof repair explained. Step by step, from the first call to the written estimate, the work is explained under roof leak repair explained.
Roofers Hotline handles roof repair and replacement across New Mexico, with calls answered 24 hours a day for 78 ZIP codes in 51 towns. One call starts a written estimate before any work begins, and you can ask about leaks, storm damage or an aging roof in the same conversation. Counties in the state's NOAA storm records logged 628 hail events of one inch or larger since 2015, so a roof that has not been checked lately is worth a look. Call to book your roof inspection, or request the written estimate online.
Storm history and roof risk
NOAA's Storm Events database for 18 New Mexico counties, since 2015, shows 628 hail events of one inch or larger, 75 damaging thunderstorm wind events and 72 tornadoes. Hail and wind loosen shingles and crack flashing in ways you cannot see from the ground. Census estimates for 2019 to 2023 put the median home at a build year of 1984, and 44% of the state's homes predate 1980, so many roofs are old enough to need attention. After the next storm, call for an inspection and ask for a written estimate.
The 18 counties where calls are answered also logged 75 thunderstorm wind events of 65 knots or more since 2015 in NOAA's records, which is why wind-lifted shingles come up so often. Asphalt shingles cover about 50% of New Mexico homes and metal about 17%, per the federal residential energy survey. 191 roofing businesses operate statewide by Census business counts, so a second written estimate is easy to get. Census estimates put the state's housing at 949,524 units, about 69% of them lived in by their owners.
- 628 Hail events of one inch or larger18 counties where calls are answered, since 2015
- 75 Wind events of 65 knots or more18 counties where calls are answered, since 2015
- 104 Weather disaster declarations, counted by county18 counties where calls are answered, all years
- 44% Homes built before 1980statewide, Census estimates
- 1984 Median year builtstatewide, Census estimates
- 191 Roofing businessesstatewide, Census business counts
Sources: NOAA Storm Events; OpenFEMA declarations; U.S. Census ACS 2019 to 2023; Census County Business Patterns 2022. Updated October 2026.
Roofing licensing and permits statewide
New Mexico licensing: New Mexico requires roofing contractors to hold a Construction Industries Division license, usually the GS-21 Roofing classification. Look up any license at New Mexico Construction Industries Division (RLD).
Why call
Why Roofers Hotline in New Mexico
- Calls answered from 78 New Mexico ZIP codes Every one of them reaches the same number, 24 hours a day.
- Local roofers who know New Mexico roofs About 69% of the 949,524 housing units the Census counts statewide in New Mexico are owner-occupied.
- Calls answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Leaks and storm damage do not keep business hours, and neither do we.
Questions
Roofing questions in New Mexico
How often does hail hit New Mexico roofs?
NOAA's Storm Events database lists 628 hail events of one inch or larger across 18 counties since 2015. That is a lot of chances for shingle bruising and cracked flashing. If a storm has passed over your home, call for a roof inspection and ask for a written estimate.
What are most roofs in the state made of?
The EIA's Residential Energy Consumption Survey shows about 50% of homes in the state have asphalt shingles, 17% have metal and 4% have clay tile. The sample for a small state is limited, so treat these as rough shares. Whatever your roof is made of, call to have it inspected and get the repair options in a written estimate.
Should I get my older home's roof checked?
Yes, if your home is older. Census estimates for 2019 to 2023 show a median build year of 1984 here, and 44% of homes were built before 1980. Roofs on homes that old have often been patched or replaced once already. Call to book an inspection and ask for a written estimate of what needs work.
Do roofers here need a state license?
The state requires roofing contractors to hold a Construction Industries Division license, usually the GS-21 Roofing classification. Look up any license at the state lookup before you sign, and ask for the number on the written estimate.
Get roofing quotes in New Mexico
Takes about a minute. Tell us the ZIP code and what the roof is doing, and a local roofer calls you back to book an inspection and written estimate.
Start your requestOr call: the number at the top of this page is answered 24/7.