Roofing in Sunland Village East

Sunland Village East is a 55+ golf community in east Mesa with single-family homes and condos built from 1984 to 1994. Who handles the roof depends on which kind of home you own.

Last updated October 28, 2026

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The short answer

Integrity Roofing repairs and replaces roofs for Sunland Village East homeowners and condo associations. Homes here date from 1984 to 1994, and listings show asphalt shingle roofs, so many are due for replacement. In some condo associations, such as Sunland Village East Garden Condominiums, the HOA fee covers roof replacement. Call 602-548-3770.

Sunland Village East at a glance

Location: East Mesa near Baseline Rd and Sossaman Rd, along S Farnsworth Dr
Homes built: 1984–1994
Builders: Farnsworth
Community: 55+ age-restricted golf community with HOA (not gated); attached and single-family homes
ZIP code: 85209 (some listings 85206)
Common roofs: Asphalt shingle (composition) documented on a 1985 condo listing

First question: does your association cover the roof?

Sunland Village East has about 2,437 homes, a mix of attached homes and single-family houses. At least some condo associations, such as Sunland Village East Garden Condominiums, include roof replacement in the HOA fee. In those, the association decides when and how roofs are redone, not individual owners.

If you own a condo or attached home, check your association documents or ask your board before calling a roofer. If you own a single-family home, the roof is generally your responsibility, but confirm with your HOA.

For condo boards and sub-associations

Association boards managing multiple buildings face different questions than a single homeowner: scheduling buildings over several years, budgeting reserves, and keeping residents informed.

We work with associations as well as individual owners. We can inspect buildings, describe each roof's condition, and give estimates that help a board plan. Our commercial roofing page covers multi-unit and association work.

Roofs built from 1984 to 1994

A 1985 condo listing here documents a composition shingle roof. Homes of this era in the Valley were often built with shingle or concrete tile, and the community likely has both, though the mix is not confirmed.

Shingle roofs in Arizona wear out much faster than tile, so a 1980s home has probably been reroofed at least once if it has shingles. Tile homes from this period may have original tile in decent shape but underlayment that is past its usual 20–25 year life.

Shingle, tile and flat roof options

Shingle replacement: tear-off to the deck, new underlayment and flashings, new shingles. See asphalt shingles.
Tile lift and relay: new underlayment under existing tile. See tile roofs.
Flat or foam sections: repair or recoating over patios and carports. Our flat roofing page has more.

Before any change to roof material or color, check with your HOA.

Monsoon checks for attached homes

On attached homes, a leak in one unit can start on a neighbor's section of roof, or at a shared wall where two roofs meet. During monsoon season, June 15–September 30, keep an eye on ceilings near shared walls and let your association know quickly if you see stains.

For single-family homes, walk around the house after a big storm and look for lifted shingles or debris on flat sections.

Taking your time with the decision

We are glad to have a family member or friend sit in on the estimate, or we can talk it over with them by phone. Estimates are in writing, and there is no rush to decide. Ask about financing when you get your estimate if that would help.

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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.

Does my Sunland Village East HOA pay for roof replacement?

It depends on your association. At least some condo associations, such as Sunland Village East Garden Condominiums, include roof replacement in the HOA fee. Check your documents or ask your board.

What roof types are in Sunland Village East?

A 1985 condo listing documents a composition shingle roof. Concrete tile is also typical of the era, but we have not confirmed the mix across the community.

Do you work with condo associations?

Yes. We inspect and give estimates for associations as well as individual homeowners, which helps boards plan roof work across multiple buildings.

How old are homes in Sunland Village East?

They were built from 1984 to 1994, making them roughly 30–40 years old.

Is Sunland Village East gated?

No, it is a non-gated 55+ community.

My neighbor's roof is leaking into my unit. What should I do?

Report it to your association right away, since shared roofs and walls on attached homes are often an association matter. Document stains with photos and dates.

How long do shingles last on a Sunland Village East home?

Shingles wear faster in Arizona heat than tile does. Life depends on the product and attic ventilation; we can assess yours on an inspection.

Can I get financing for a roof?

Yes, and we are glad to explain the financing choices during your estimate.

When can I call you?

You can call 602-548-3770 weekdays from 7 am to 5 pm. If we don't answer, leave a message and we'll return your call within 24 hours.

What should a condo board ask before reroofing several buildings?

Useful questions include which buildings have the oldest roofs, whether any have active leaks, and how the work can be phased to fit the reserve budget. An inspection of each building gives the board a clear picture to plan from.

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.