Roof replacement and repair in Symphony

Symphony is a gated south Chandler community off Cooper Road and Brooks Farm Road, built in phases from 2001 to 2003. Several recent listings advertise new roofs, a clear sign the neighborhood's original tile roofs are reaching the end of their underlayment life.

Last updated October 28, 2026

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The short answer

Integrity Roofing re-felts, repairs and replaces tile roofs in Symphony, a gated community in Chandler (85249) built by Hancock Homes/Meritage in 2001–2003. Original underlayment is now 22–25 years old, and many owners are replacing it. Call 602-548-3770 to schedule an inspection and share your gate access details.

Symphony at a glance

Location: South Chandler, ZIP 85249, off S Cooper Rd and E Brooks Farm Rd
Homes built: 2001–2003
Builders: Hancock Homes / Meritage
Community: Gated HOA community in multiple phases
ZIP code: 85249
Common roofs: Concrete tile (from home listings)

Includes Symphony 2, Symphony 3 and Monarch at Symphony III.

Why so many Symphony homes have new roofs

Look through recent Symphony listings and you'll see "new roof" more than once. That isn't a coincidence. Homes built in 2001–2003 have underlayment that has been through more than two decades of Chandler summers, and felt under tile typically lasts 20–25 years.

If your neighbor just re-roofed, your roof is probably close behind. Planning now gives you time to compare options instead of making a rushed decision after a leak.

The phases of Symphony

Symphony was built in several phases, including Symphony 2, Symphony 3 and Monarch at Symphony III. MLS lists the builder as Hancock MTH, meaning Hancock Homes and Meritage.

Because phases were finished at slightly different times, roof ages vary by a year or two. Your build year is the best starting point for understanding where your roof stands.

Re-felt vs. new tile

Most Symphony owners facing roof work choose between two options.

Tile underlayment replacement (re-felt): we lift your concrete tile, replace underlayment and flashings, and reinstall the tile. The roof looks the same afterward.
Full replacement: new tile and underlayment, often chosen when many tiles are broken or an owner wants a different look.
Either way, we replace damaged tiles with the closest available match and inspect the decking once the roof is open.

What happens during a Symphony re-felt

A re-felt follows a predictable order, which makes it easier to plan around.

We remove and stack the existing tile, setting aside any that are cracked
Old felt and worn flashings come off, and we check the wood deck for soft or damaged spots
New underlayment, flashings and vent boots go on
Your tile goes back on, with matching replacements for broken pieces
We clean up debris and walk the finished roof with you

Working inside the gate

Symphony is gated. One listing describes entering from Brooks Farm Road at S John Way. Before your appointment, let us know how visitors get in so our team arrives on time.

For multi-day projects, we coordinate deliveries and dumpster placement in advance, so materials don't block neighbors or common areas. We also keep the work area clean at the end of each day.

Monsoon season and the park

Symphony's community park, greenbelts and the walking gate to Santan Elementary and Santan Junior High make it a family-friendly neighborhood. When storms hit between June 15 and September 30, though, wind and heavy rain test every roof on the street.

After a storm, check for tile pieces in the yard and new stains on ceilings. Our storm damage repair team can document and fix damage, and a storm repair is also a good time to evaluate the underlayment.

HOA approval for a Symphony re-roof

We don't have Symphony's HOA roofing rules, but most Arizona associations review changes to roof color or tile style. A re-felt that reuses your current tile usually doesn't change anything visible, which tends to simplify approval.

If you're choosing new tile for a full roof replacement, ask the HOA for its approved colors and profiles first. We can provide specs for your application.

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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.

Who built Symphony in Chandler?

MLS lists Hancock MTH, meaning Hancock Homes and Meritage.

When were Symphony homes built?

Sources date the phases to 2001–2003.

Why do so many Symphony listings mention a new roof?

The original underlayment is now about 22–25 years old, which is the typical lifespan of felt under tile in Arizona. Many owners are replacing it.

Can I keep my existing tile?

Usually, yes. During a re-felt we reuse your concrete tile and replace any broken pieces with the closest match.

How do you get through the Symphony gate?

Tell us how visitors are let in when you schedule, and we'll plan access ahead of time for the crew and deliveries.

Does a re-felt need HOA approval in Symphony?

Check with your association. A re-felt with your existing tile usually doesn't change the exterior, but most HOAs want to know about major work.

How long does a re-felt take?

It depends on size, pitch and weather. We'll give you a schedule with your estimate.

What does a new roof cost in Symphony?

Costs vary from house to house. Our Roofing Cost Guide covers the main factors, and financing is available.

Who do I call for a Symphony roof estimate?

Call Integrity Roofing at 602-548-3770, weekdays 7 am to 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.