Most Hemet roof replacements take 1–3 days on a typical single-story asphalt shingle home. Tile reroofs usually run 4–7 days. Low-slope/TPO projects are often 2–5 days. Small roof repairs can be done in a few hours to a day.
From your first call to final inspection, the overall project timeline is commonly 1–3 weeks, depending on permits, material availability, and scheduling. All Seasons Roofing, your local Hemet roofing company, manages each step to keep your project moving smoothly.What affects how long your roofing project takes
- Roof size and complexity: Larger homes, multiple stories, steep pitches, and lots of valleys or penetrations (skylights, chimneys, vents) add time. A 20–30 square roof (2,000–3,000 square feet) may be completed in 1–2 days for shingles; 30–40 squares often need 2–3 days.
- Material type:
- Asphalt shingles: Fastest to install (1–3 days for typical homes).
- Tile: Heavier and more detailed; expect 4–7 days for remove-and-replace.
- Low-slope systems (TPO/modified bitumen): 2–5 days depending on drainage details and insulation.
- Tear-off vs. overlay: Full tear-offs add time but are recommended for warranty, code compliance, and finding hidden deck issues. Overlays can save hours but aren’t ideal for long-term performance.
- Decking repairs: Replacing rotten plywood adds 2–8 hours on average, more if widespread.
- Weather: Hemet heat and Santa Ana winds can trigger safety pauses. Rain or sustained winds over 25 mph mean a weather day.
- Crew size and experience: All Seasons Roofing deploys properly sized crews with an on-site lead to keep momentum and quality high.
- Accessories: New skylights, gutters, fascia repairs, attic ventilation upgrades, and chimney/cricket work add hours to a day or two.
- Solar coordination: If panels must come off, removal/reinstall can add 1–3 days depending on provider scheduling. We coordinate with your solar company or recommend trusted partners.
- Special conditions: Historic homes, asbestos-cement shingles, or structural fixes may require specialty contractors and additional time.
A realistic Hemet roofing timeline from first call to final inspection
All Seasons Roofing manages the entire process for Hemet and San Jacinto Valley homeowners. Here’s what to expect.
- Initial contact and inspection: 24–48 hours
- We schedule a free roof evaluation, document issues with photos, and discuss repair vs. replacement. Emergency leaks are prioritized same day when possible.
- Detailed proposal: 24–72 hours
- You receive a line-by-line estimate with scope, materials, options, and timeline. Choosing in-stock colors and common profiles speeds things up.
- Permits and HOA (when applicable): 1–7 business days
- All Seasons Roofing pulls the City of Hemet permit in our name and coordinates required inspections. Some HOAs can approve within 24–72 hours; others may take a week or two. We provide product specs and color samples for hassle-free submissions.
- Materials and scheduling: 3–10 days
- In-stock shingles often deliver within 1–3 days; special-order colors or tile can take 1–3 weeks. We place you on the earliest opening that fits your schedule and local inspection windows. Peak season (late spring to fall) can extend lead times to 1–3 weeks.
- On-site build: typically 1–7 days
- Asphalt shingles: 1–3 days
- Tile reroof: 4–7 days
- Low-slope/TPO: 2–5 days
- Larger, steeper, or more complex roofs add time. We protect landscaping, set magnets daily for nails, and keep your property tidy.
- City inspection and wrap-up: 1–2 business days
- We schedule the final inspection promptly after completion. You’ll receive your warranty details, photos, and final lien releases. If your project requires an in-progress (mid-roof) inspection, we plan the sequence to avoid delays.
Typical daily schedule during installation
- Day 1: Material drop and tear-off begin; dry-in with high-temp underlayment; start flashing and ventilation prep. On smaller shingle roofs, we may begin installing shingles the same day.
- Day 2: Complete installation, flashings, vents, and detail work; start cleanup and punch list.
- Day 3 (if needed): Finish details, skylights or gutters, thorough cleanup, magnet sweep, and walkthrough. Tile and complex roofs repeat these steps over more days.
How All Seasons Roofing keeps projects on schedule
- Local permitting know-how: As a Hemet roofing company, we know the City of Hemet process and coordinate inspections to reduce waits.
- Right-sized crews: We match crew size to your home so work proceeds efficiently without rushing quality.
- Weather-readiness: We don’t gamble with your roof. If a storm pops up, we secure with waterproof underlayment and tarps, then resume as soon as it’s safe.
- Transparent communication: You’ll have a dedicated project lead, clear start dates, daily updates, and photo documentation.
- Prepared for surprises: Our proposals include straightforward pricing for unforeseen deck repairs, so decisions are quick and you stay on timeline.
Homeowner checklist to keep your timeline tight
- Select in-stock materials and colors when possible.
- Clear the driveway for the dump trailer and material delivery.
- Move patio furniture, BBQs, and planters away from eaves; cover items in the attic if you store valuables there.
- Keep gates unlocked and pets indoors or off-site during work hours.
- Let us know about satellite dishes, alarms, or delicate landscaping.
- Ensure outdoor power outlets are accessible; note any solar shutoff locations.
- If you have an HOA, send approvals early; we can provide the spec packet.
Repair timelines in Hemet
- Leak diagnostics and small repairs: 2–6 hours
- Flashing replacements, pipe boots, or skylight re-seals: half to full day
- Partial re-decks or large section repairs: 1–2 days All Seasons Roofing offers prompt repair service across Hemet and the San Jacinto Valley, with emergency tarping when needed.
Common questions about roofing project length
- Can my roof be done in a single day? Many single-story asphalt shingle homes can be completed in one day with the right crew and clean conditions. Tile and complex roofs typically take longer.
- Do I need to be home? Not required. We just need access to power and yard areas. We’ll keep you updated remotely if you’re away.
- Is roofing noisy? Yes. Expect daytime hammering and foot traffic. Most work begins around 7–8 a.m., subject to local noise ordinances.
- What if it rains or gets windy? We pause for safety and protection. Your roof will be sealed at the end of each day, and we resume as soon as conditions allow.
- Can you roof in winter? Hemet’s climate allows year-round roofing. Cooler months can be ideal due to lower demand and faster scheduling.
Red flags that can slow you down
- Vague estimates without scope or materials listed
- Contractors who don’t pull permits or can’t show insurance
- “One-day for any roof” promises on complex or tile projects
- No mention of decking repairs, ventilation, or flashing details All Seasons Roofing provides a clear plan so you know exactly what’s happening and when.
Sample timelines at a glance
- Standard asphalt shingle reroof, 2,200 sq. ft., single-story: 1–2 days on-site; 7–14 days total including permit, scheduling, and inspection.
- Tile remove-and-replace, 2,800 sq. ft., two-story: 4–6 days on-site; 2–3 weeks total with tile lead time.
- Low-slope TPO on garage/ADU: 1–3 days on-site; 1–2 weeks total.
- Leak repair after storm: same day to 48 hours depending on severity and weather.
Your next stepIf you’re asking “How long will a roofing project usually take?” the most accurate answer comes from a quick, on-site evaluation. Every roof and schedule is a little different.
All Seasons Roofing will inspect your Hemet home, provide a precise timeline and price, handle permits and inspections, and deliver a clean, efficient build that protects your property and your peace of mind.Call All Seasons Roofing, your trusted Hemet roofing company, to schedule a complimentary roof assessment and get a clear, reliable timeline for your project.