A General Contractor First, Not a Roofing Sales Funnel

What Backs That Up

• We publish the hard parts along with the pitch. Our Insurance Claims page walks through ACV vs. RCV, including when you don't need a claim at all
• We check back. Every job includes a scheduled 12-month follow-up inspection, so you don't have to remember to request one
• We name the materials and methods we use for this climate instead of making vague quality-materials claims
• Whole-exterior capability: residential and commercial exterior work, with vetted trade partners for specialized materials, backed by real contracts and insurance requirements

Not a Storm-Chasing Outfit

We’re not a storm-chasing company that drops into a neighborhood after a hailstorm and disappears when the claims are done. That's a common pattern in this market, and it's not ours. If a claim makes sense, we'll help. If it doesn't, we'll say so.

Credentials You Can Check Yourself

• New Mexico licensed. Timberwolf Construction Inc. holds NM Lic. #426379 · GB-98, which you can look up through the state's license search.
• Licensed, bonded and insured for residential and commercial work.
• GAF Certified as both a Residential Roofing Contractor and a Commercial Roofing Contractor, which can unlock GAF's extended warranty coverage on qualifying systems.
• A real local office: 4801 Lang Ave NE, Suite 110, Albuquerque, open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.

Before you hire anyone, check the same things. Our guide to questions to ask before hiring a roofer walks through them.

Products We Stand Behind

• GAF shingle systems, including Timberline HDZ and Class 4 Timberline UHDZ. See asphalt shingle roofing.
• Metal panels from Zia Metal Roofing Supply, an Albuquerque manufacturer. See metal roofing.
• Enviroshake composite shake for the cedar look with Class A fire and Class 4 impact ratings. See Enviroshake.
• GAF EverGuard TPO for flat and low-slope roofs. See TPO roofing.
• Climate Solutions 8100 Series windows and doors. See windows and doors.
• Tile roofing through our trusted contractor partners. See tile roofing.

How a Job Runs

1. Inspect and document. A photo-based Free Roof Report, shown to you before any recommendation.
2. Explain it plainly. Repair, replace or wait, and why.
3. Give you a clear quote with the materials named, whether it's an insurance claim or a cash job.
4. Do the work with a clean site and the details done right.
5. Check back with a scheduled 12-month follow-up inspection.

One Contractor for the Whole Exterior

Roofs, stucco, gutters, windows and doors all meet each other. On Albuquerque stucco homes, the joint where the roof meets a wall is one of the most common leak points, and fixing it right often means opening and patching the stucco. Because we handle stucco, gutters and windows and doors as well as the roof, one crew is responsible for how those pieces fit together, and you don't have to coordinate separate contractors.

We Publish What We Know

Our Learning Center has more than 70 guides written for Albuquerque's climate, from how to read a roofing estimate to how insurance pays for a roof. We state real product specs and don't use invented statistics. If you read a few of our guides before we meet, you'll know what questions to ask us.

Frequently Asked Questions