Roofing in Sienna's Markwood North

Markwood North is a Trend Homes subdivision inside the larger Sienna community in Chandler's 85286 ZIP, near Cooper and Queen Creek roads. Built around 2005–2006, its concrete tile roofs are turning 20.

Last updated October 28, 2026

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The short answer

Integrity Roofing inspects, repairs and re-felts tile roofs in Markwood North, part of Chandler's Sienna community (85286). Trend Homes built these houses around 2005–2006, so the original underlayment is about 20 years old and entering the window when problems begin. Call 602-548-3770 for an inspection.

Markwood North at a glance

Location: Chandler, ZIP 85286, near Cooper Rd and Queen Creek Rd
Homes built: About 2005–2006
Builders: Trend Homes (also listed as Regency Trend)
Community: HOA subdivision within the Sienna community
ZIP code: 85286
Common roofs: Concrete tile (from home listings)

Often marketed as Sienna Markwood North; the HOA is the Sienna Community Association.

Markwood North and the Sienna community

You'll often see this neighborhood listed as Sienna Markwood North. It's one subdivision within the larger Sienna community, and the HOA is the Sienna Community Association. Streets include E Desert Broom Pl, E Wisteria Dr, E Honeysuckle Pl and E Azalea Dr, off Markwood east of Cooper Road.

Builder records name Trend Homes, which also appears as Regency Trend in some listings.

The 20-year checkpoint for tile underlayment

Felt underlayment under concrete tile commonly lasts about 20–25 years in Arizona. Markwood North homes from 2005–2006 have reached the start of that range.

Not every roof fails on schedule. Orientation, attic ventilation and how many tiles have cracked over the years all change how fast felt wears. That's why a roof inspection at this age is useful: it tells you whether you have years of life left or should start planning now.

What usually goes first on a 20-year-old roof

On homes of this era, leaks often start in a few predictable places.

Sealant around pipe boots, vents and skylights
Underlayment in valleys, where water concentrates
Felt at the eaves, which gets the most direct sun
Flashing where the roof meets a wall or a second story
Tiles cracked by foot traffic from satellite or solar installs

Solar panels and other roof penetrations

Many Chandler homes from the mid-2000s have had solar, satellite dishes or new vents added since they were built. Each installation means holes in the roof and people walking on tile, which can crack pieces and disturb flashing.

If your home has had any add-ons, ask us to look closely at those areas. Planning a re-felt before installing solar also avoids paying to remove and reinstall panels a few years later.

Attic heat and ventilation

Underlayment wears out faster when the attic below it runs hot. Blocked soffit vents, crushed insulation baffles or too few roof vents trap heat under the deck, and that heat bakes the felt from underneath while the sun bakes it from above.

During an inspection we look at how your attic breathes. Simple fixes, such as clearing vents or adding ventilation during a re-felt, can help the new underlayment last longer and may make upstairs rooms a little more comfortable in summer.

Repair, re-felt or replacement

For a 20-year-old roof, a targeted repair is often enough: replacing broken tiles, resealing flashings and patching a worn valley.

If the underlayment is failing in several areas, a tile underlayment replacement that reuses your existing tile is the long-term fix. A full replacement is usually only needed if the deck is damaged or a lot of tile is broken.

Storms, HOA rules and next steps

Storm season officially runs from June 15 through September 30. After strong winds, check for broken tile and new ceiling stains, and call us for storm damage repair if you find any.

We don't have the Sienna Community Association's roofing rules, but most Arizona HOAs review changes to roof color or material. Check with the association before choosing new tile.

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Frequently asked questions

Still have a question? Call the office at 602-548-3770, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm.

Is Markwood North part of Sienna?

Yes. It's a subdivision within the Sienna community in Chandler, and it's often marketed as Sienna Markwood North.

Who built Markwood North?

Trend Homes, which also appears as Regency Trend in some listings.

When were Markwood North homes built?

MLS sample homes date to about 2005–2006.

Does my Markwood North roof need a re-felt?

Not necessarily yet. At about 20 years old, the underlayment is entering its typical end-of-life window. An inspection will show whether repairs or a re-felt make more sense.

Should I re-felt before going solar?

If your roof is near re-felt age, doing the underlayment first can save you from removing and reinstalling panels later. We can assess your roof before you commit.

Who is the HOA for Markwood North?

The Sienna Community Association. Check with them before changing roof color or tile style.

Can you repair tiles broken by a solar installer?

Yes. We replace broken tiles and check the flashing around mounts to make sure it's sealed.

How much does roof work cost in Markwood North?

No two roofs price the same. See our Roofing Cost Guide, and we'll provide a written estimate after inspecting. Financing is available.

How do I schedule roof service in Markwood North?

Call our office at 602-548-3770; we answer Monday to Friday from 7 am until 5 pm. If we don't answer, leave a message and we'll return your call within 24 hours.

Let's take a look at your roof.

Call the office at 602-548-3770 to schedule an estimate, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm. If we don't answer, leave a message and we'll return your call within 24 hours.