Roofing in Higley Park

Higley Park has two building eras: Randall Martin homes from 2006–2007 and a Replat section by Higley Homes from 2013. Each needs something a little different from its roof.

Last updated October 28, 2026

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Roofer replacing damaged roofing material

The short answer

Integrity Roofing repairs, inspects and replaces roofs in Higley Park, the subdivision east of Higley Rd and north of Ray Rd in Gilbert. The 2006–2007 homes are approaching the age when tile underlayment typically needs attention, while the 2013 Replat homes are younger and mostly need repairs and maintenance.

Higley Park at a glance

Location: East of Higley Rd, north of Ray Rd, near Loop 202
Homes built: 2006–2007; Replat section 2013
Builders: Randall Martin; Higley Homes (2013 Replat)
Community: Subdivision with HOA, community parks and pool
ZIP code: 85296
Common roofs: Tile on listings; Spanish-style homes noted

Two build phases, two roof ages

Higley Park sits east of Higley Rd and north of Ray Rd, near Loop 202 and close to Agritopia. Listings show Randall Martin homes from 2006–2007 and a later Replat section built by Higley Homes in 2013. Both show tile roofs.

That six-year gap matters. The older homes are getting close to the age when underlayment wears out, while the Replat homes have more time. Knowing which part of Higley Park you're in tells us a lot before we ever climb a ladder.

2006–2007 homes nearing 20 years

Felt underlayment under tile commonly lasts about 20–25 years in Arizona. Homes from 2006–2007 are right at the start of that window. You may not see anything wrong yet, but this is a smart time to have the roof checked.

An inspection tells you whether the underlayment is still flexible or starting to crack. If it's worn, planning a lift-and-relay on your own schedule beats scrambling after a monsoon leak.

Check ceilings in upstairs rooms and closets for stains
Look at tiles near the eaves for cracks or slipping
Notice whether any tiles have shifted after storms
Watch for rusted or lifted flashing near vents

Replat homes from 2013

The 2013 Replat homes by Higley Homes are still well within the normal life of a tile roof. For these, the best investment is simple upkeep: fix cracked tiles right away, keep valleys and gutters clear and have any rooftop equipment sealed properly.

Small repairs now help the underlayment last its full lifespan instead of failing early in spots where water or sun got through. Learn more about our repair and maintenance services.

Spanish-style roof details

At least one Higley Park listing describes a Spanish-style home. Homes with this look often use curved tile profiles, and those take care to repair because each tile interlocks with its neighbors in a particular way.

When a few tiles break, we look for a matching profile and color. If you have leftover tiles from the builder, keep them; they're often the closest match available.

Monsoon checks for Higley Park homes

Monsoon storms from June 15–September 30 are often when Higley Park homeowners first notice roof trouble. On the older homes, a hard rain can expose underlayment that has been wearing out quietly; on newer ones, wind can shift a few tiles.

If a storm leaves a stain on a ceiling, don't wait for the next one. Call us, and in the meantime move belongings out of the way and set a bucket under the drip.

Higley Park HOA

Higley Park has an HOA that maintains community parks and a pool. We haven't reviewed its roof guidelines, so check with the association before changing tile color or style. Repairs that match the existing roof usually need less review.

Contacting our Gilbert team

Our office is in Gilbert, and we've been family owned and operated since 1993, with more than 2,500 projects completed. Reach us by phone at 602-548-3770 from 7 am to 5 pm on weekdays. If we don't answer, leave a message and we'll return your call within 24 hours.

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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.

Where is Higley Park in Gilbert?

It's east of Higley Rd and north of Ray Rd, near Loop 202 and close to Agritopia.

When were Higley Park homes built?

Listings show homes from 2006–2007 by Randall Martin and a Replat section from 2013 by Higley Homes.

Is Higley Park part of Morrison Ranch?

No. Higley Park is its own subdivision with its own HOA, separate from Morrison Ranch and its Higley-named sections.

Do Higley Park homes have tile roofs?

They do, according to listings. We confirm the exact profile and color on each home.

Does my 2006 Higley Park roof need new underlayment?

It's a good time to check. Felt underlayment commonly lasts about 20–25 years in Arizona, and 2006–2007 homes are entering that range.

My home is in the 2013 Replat section. What does my roof need?

Mostly routine care: replacing cracked tiles, clearing valleys and checking seals around vents and any rooftop equipment.

Can you match curved Spanish-style tiles?

We look for the closest available profile and color. Keeping leftover builder tiles helps a lot with small repairs.

Does the Higley Park HOA need to approve roof work?

Check with the HOA before changing tile color or style. We haven't reviewed its rules, but matching repairs usually need less review.

What should I do with leftover tiles from my builder?

Store them flat in a shaded spot such as the garage or a side yard. Tiles from the original batch are usually the best match when a few pieces crack years later.

How often should a Higley Park roof be inspected?

For the 2006–2007 homes, every couple of years from here on is sensible, plus after any major storm. Replat homes from 2013 can usually go longer between checks unless you notice a problem.

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.