Roofing in Apache Wells

Apache Wells is a 55+ golf community in northeast Mesa where 1970s homes, condos, townhomes, mobile homes and brand-new infill share the same streets. Who is responsible for the roof can depend on which kind of home you own.

Last updated October 28, 2026

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Roofer replacing damaged roofing material

The short answer

Integrity Roofing repairs and replaces roofs on site-built homes in Apache Wells, the 55+ golf community in northeast Mesa (ZIP 85215). The community dates to 1963, so roofs range from older shingle and low-slope systems to recent installs. Condo owners in the Alta Mesa section should check first, since a listing there says the HOA covers roof replacement.

Apache Wells at a glance

Location: Northeast Mesa; Apache Wells Country Club at 5601 E Hermosa Vista Dr
Homes built: Golf course opened 1963; verified homes from 1976, 2003 and 2024
Community: 55+ active-adult golf community with an HOA; site-built homes, mobile homes, condos and townhomes
ZIP code: 85215
Common roofs: Composition shingle confirmed on a 1976 home (reroofed in 2019)

A golf community from 1963

Apache Wells is an active-adult 55+ community in northeast Mesa, ZIP 85215. Apache Wells Country Club, at 5601 E Hermosa Vista Dr, opened in 1963 with an 18-hole, par-71 course designed by Jack Snyder and a lake along the course. Residents also have a clubhouse and activity center, a pool and spa, and pickleball and tennis courts.

Streets such as N Middlecoff Dr, N Nicklaus Dr and N Stockton Pl take their names from golf. Related Sunrise Village sits at 5830 E McKellips Rd.

Many home types, many roof types

Apache Wells includes site-built homes, mobile homes, condos at the Village at Apache Wells, and townhomes. Verified listings show a 1976 home in Unit 4b, a 2003 home in Sunrise Village and a custom infill home on the course from 2024.

That spread means roof ages and styles vary a lot. The 1976 home has a composition roof that was replaced in 2019. Older homes here commonly combine shingle and low-slope roofs, while mobile homes have manufactured-home roofs of their own design.

Condo owners: check with the HOA first

In the Alta Mesa condominiums at the Village at Apache Wells, a listing states that the HOA fee covers roof replacement. If you own a condo there, contact the association before hiring a roofer, because the roof may not be yours to replace.

Townhome and single-family owners should also read their documents. Responsibility can differ by section, and the community HOA may have standards for exterior changes.

Care for older shingle and low-slope roofs

On 1970s homes, shingle roofs that are 10 or more years old should be watched for granule loss and curling, and flat sections over patios and carports for cracks and ponding. A shingle roof replaced in the late 2010s, like the 2019 reroof noted above, still benefits from a periodic look.

Low-slope sections can often be extended with an elastomeric coating or converted to spray foam. Pitched sections are a job for new shingles when the old ones are done.

Granules collecting in gutters or at downspouts
Coating worn thin on flat patio roofs
Cracked rubber boots around plumbing vents
Water marks on ceilings near exterior walls

Course-side homes

Homes along the fairways can take an occasional golf ball hit. Shingles usually shrug it off, but a strike can crack a vent cap or skylight, and on a tile roof it can break a tile.

If you hear a hit, look over the roof from the ground afterward. Our repair and maintenance page covers the small fixes that keep a roof sound.

Family involvement and planning

Many Apache Wells residents involve family when deciding on a roof. We will walk the roof findings through with you and with anyone you would like, on site or on the phone, and leave a written estimate to review.

Monsoon season runs June 15–September 30, so spring is a good time for a roof inspection. The Roofing Cost Guide explains what affects price, and financing is available.

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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 Apache Wells a 55+ community?

Yes. Apache Wells is an active-adult 55+ golf community in northeast Mesa, ZIP 85215, with an HOA.

When was Apache Wells built?

The golf course opened in 1963. Verified homes include a 1976 house in Unit 4b, a 2003 home in Sunrise Village and a 2024 custom infill home on the course.

Does the HOA replace roofs in Apache Wells?

In the Alta Mesa condominiums at the Village at Apache Wells, a listing says the HOA fee covers roof replacement. Other owners should check their own documents, since responsibility varies by home type.

What roofs are common in Apache Wells?

A 1976 home has a composition shingle roof replaced in 2019. Older homes often combine shingle and low-slope roofs, and mobile homes have manufactured-home roofs.

Do you work on mobile homes in Apache Wells?

Call us and describe your home and roof so we can tell you whether it fits the work we do. Our focus is site-built residential roofing.

How often should a flat patio roof be recoated?

It depends on the coating and how much sun it gets. Thin, chalky or cracked coating is the sign, and an inspection will tell you how much life is left.

Can a golf ball damage my roof?

Yes. A direct hit can crack a vent cap, skylight or tile. Look over the roof from the ground after a strike and call if you see damage.

Can my family be part of the roof estimate?

Of course. We can meet with your family at the house or explain the findings to them by phone.

How do I set up an appointment?

Call 602-548-3770 from 7 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday; we are closed weekends, so 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.