Tile, composition shingle, flat and low-slope, wildfire-resistant Class A assemblies. Tell us what your roof is doing and we will connect you with licensed local contractors who can quote it. Free, no obligation — and we are a directory, not a roofing company.
We're matching you with available pros now. Expect a call shortly — or reach us directly at (800) 555-0164.
Six situations that cannot wait for the next available appointment. Each page covers what to do in the first hour, what California law says about your claim, and how to get a roofer out.
Active drip, ceiling stain or bulging drywall — get a roofer out before the next band of rain.
Atmospheric rivers, Santa Ana winds and hail — get the damage inspected and documented fast.
Ember strikes, radiant heat and smoke damage — plus Class A rebuilds for WUI properties.
Get a properly battened tarp on before the next band of rain — not a blue sheet held down by bricks.
Cracked, slipped or walked-on tiles — and the underlayment underneath that is doing the real work.
California claim deadlines, what your insurer must do, and how to document a roof loss properly.
From a single slipped tile to a full Chapter 7A compliant rebuild after a wildfire.
Tracing a leak back from the stain to its real entry point in Greater Los Angeles — flashing, penetrations, valleys and failed underlayment.
Full tear-off and replacement to current California code, including Title 24 cool-roof compliance and permit handling.
Clay and concrete tile repair, profile matching, and lift-and-relay work that reuses sound tile over new underlayment.
Architectural and three-tab shingle repair and replacement, with fastening schedules rated for local wind exposure.
Chapter 7A compliant assemblies: ember-blocked ridges and eaves, screened vents and noncombustible detailing.
Single-ply, modified bitumen and coating systems for the flat sections that show up on so many Southern California homes.
Pre-storm and pre-purchase inspections, and documented condition reports for insurance claims. Have penetrations and flashing inspected in early autumn, before the first storm — that is when a $200 seal job prevents a $4,000 ceiling.
Gutter, downspout, scupper and flashing work — the parts of a roof that cause most leaks and get the least attention.
Roofing is one of the few home trades where two quotes for what sounds like the same job can differ by a factor of three — and where the cheapest bid is frequently the most expensive decision. The difference is almost never the shingle. It is the scope: how many existing layers are being removed, whether the underlayment is being replaced or reused, whether flashing is new metal or the old metal re-bedded, who pulls the permit, who pays for disposal, and how many years the workmanship warranty actually runs.
None of that requires you to become an expert. It requires you to get more than one quote and to ask the same six questions of each. That is what this site is built to make easy.
Priority coverage across Los Angeles County, Orange County, the Inland Empire and Ventura County — plus every other city and town in California.
Tell us what you need and we'll connect you with available local pros. Free, no obligation.
We're matching you with available pros now. Expect a call shortly — or reach us directly at (800) 555-0164.
Active leak, storm damage or just planning a reroof — the line is open 24/7 and there is no charge to compare quotes.