Tile roof care for Solera Chandler
Solera Chandler is a gated Del Webb active-adult community in south Chandler, built from 2001 to 2005 around Lone Tree Golf Club. Its concrete tile roofs are now around 20 to 25 years old.
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The short answer
Integrity Roofing provides roof inspections, tile repairs and underlayment replacement in Solera, a gated 55+ Del Webb community in Chandler (85249). Homes were built in 2001–2005 with concrete tile, so original felt underlayment is reaching the end of its typical life. Call 602-548-3770 and share your gate access details when you book.
Solera at a glance
- Location
- South Chandler, ZIP 85249, off Riggs Rd east of Gilbert Rd
- Homes built
- 2001–2005
- Builders
- Del Webb / Pulte Homes
- Community
- 55+ active-adult community, gated, golf, HOA
- ZIP code
- 85249
- Common roofs
- Concrete tile (from home listings)
MLS records often list Solera homes under the plat name Springfield Lakes. 55places lists 1,149 homes.
Why your listing may say Springfield Lakes
In MLS and property records, Solera homes are often recorded under the plat name Springfield Lakes, for example Springfield Lakes Block 6. That name has nothing to do with the separate Springfield 55+ community nearby, which Pulte built in the late 1990s.
If you're comparing roof ages or recent replacements with neighbors, search both names. And when you call us, telling us you're in Solera off Riggs Road helps us find you faster.
Roofs at the 20–25 year mark
Solera's homes went up between 2001 and 2005. The concrete tile on top should have plenty of life left, but the felt underlayment beneath typically lasts around 20–25 years in Arizona heat.
That puts the earliest Solera roofs at the end of that range and the newest ones close behind. It's a good time for a baseline roof inspection, even if you haven't seen a leak, so you can plan work on your own schedule.
What a Solera roof inspection includes
We keep inspections straightforward and explain what we see in everyday terms.
- Photos of every slope, valley and penetration
- Checks of underlayment at eaves and under any slipped tiles
- Flashing at walls, chimneys and vents
- Broken or cracked tiles, including any from golf balls on course lots
- Attic check for staining or moisture where accessible
- A plain-language summary of repair, re-felt or replacement options
Planning roof work in a 55+ community
Roof decisions can be easier with another set of ears. We're happy to meet with you and a family member or friend, walk through the photos together, and answer questions without any rush.
For a re-felt, we explain the work day by day: where materials will be staged, how long the roof will be open, and how we protect landscaping and patios. Knowing the plan ahead of time makes the project less disruptive.
Gate access and HOA approval
Solera is gated; one listing describes entering from Riggs Road south on Mountain through the Solera gate. When you schedule, let us know how visitors are cleared so our crew isn't stuck waiting.
The HOA covers grounds and street maintenance, but we have no record of it covering roofs, so homeowners should assume the roof is theirs to maintain. Check with the association before changing tile color or style; a matching re-felt usually keeps the exterior unchanged.
Living next to Lone Tree Golf Club
Lone Tree Golf Club, an 18-hole semi-private course designed by Darryl Wilson, opened with the community in 2001. Homes on fairway lots get great views, along with the occasional errant ball that cracks a tile.
A cracked tile is a quick repair, but left alone it exposes the underlayment to sun and water. Before monsoon season, which runs June 15–September 30, it's worth a look from the yard to spot any damage.
More Chandler neighborhoods
- Andersen Springs
- Ashley Park
- Carino Estates
- Chandler Heights
- Circle G at Riggs Homestead Ranch
- Clemente Ranch
- Cooper Commons
- Cooper Corners
- Dobson Place
- Fox Crossing
- Fulton Ranch
- Ironwood Vistas
- Lagos Vistoso
- Markwood North
- Ocotillo
- Old Stone Ranch
- Paseo Trail
- Pinelake Estates
- Springfield
- Sun Groves
- Sun Lakes
- Symphony
- The Provinces
- Twelve Oaks
- Valencia
- Warner Ranch
- Whitewing at Krueger
Sources for local details on this page
Frequently asked questions
Still have a question? Call the office at 602-548-3770, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm.
Why does my Solera home show up as Springfield Lakes?
Springfield Lakes is the recorded plat name for Solera homes in MLS and property records. It is not the same as the Springfield 55+ community.
When was Solera Chandler built?
Del Webb / Pulte built Solera between 2001 and 2005.
How many homes are in Solera Chandler?
55places lists 1,149 homes in the community.
Is my Solera roof due for a re-felt?
If it still has its original underlayment, it's around 20–25 years old, which is the typical lifespan in Arizona. An inspection will show whether it needs work now or can wait.
Does the Solera HOA pay for roof repairs?
The HOA covers grounds and street maintenance. We have no record of it covering roofs, so check your CC&Rs; in most cases the homeowner handles the roof.
How do you get through the Solera gate?
Tell us your visitor procedure when you schedule, and we'll arrange access ahead of time. For multi-day projects, we set up access for the whole job.
Can my daughter or son join the estimate?
Of course. We're glad to walk through the findings with family, in person or by sharing photos.
What does a re-felt cost in Solera?
Every roof is different, so we give a written estimate after inspecting. Our Roofing Cost Guide explains the factors, and financing is available.
How do I schedule with Integrity Roofing?
Phone 602-548-3770 during office hours, which run 7 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday. 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.