Roof Replacement in Los Angeles & Orange County

It depends on your roof: its size, pitch and number of stories, the roofing material, how many old layers come off and whether any decking needs replacing. Tile usually costs the most to install. For a quick estimated range, our Instant Quote measures your roof from satellite imagery. Your actual price comes in a written scope after a free roof evaluation, before any work begins, and financing can spread it into monthly payments.

Our own roofers, from offices in West Hollywood, Woodland Hills and Vernon, with 12 crews for shingle, tile and flat roofs. We replace roofs across Los Angeles, the rest of Los Angeles County and Orange County. Every roof replacement starts with a roofer on your roof and a written scope and price.

Most home roof replacements take 3 to 5 days. The roof’s size, the roofing material, any decking repairs and the weather can change that.

Yes. When your roofing project needs a building permit, we pull it for you.

Look for wear across the whole roof rather than one problem: shingles that are brittle, curling or shedding granules everywhere, a flat roof membrane worn through in many places, leaks that keep coming back in different spots, or soft decking. Tile is different, because the tiles often outlast the underlayment, so a tile lift & relay may be all you need. A free roof evaluation shows which one you’re dealing with.

Yes. Roof financing options are available to help spread the cost of your new roof into monthly payments, subject to credit approval. The Instant Quote on this site shows example monthly payments, and your written scope and price come first, so you know exactly what you’re financing.

Not always. A single section, such as a flat roof over an addition or a detached garage, sometimes wears out well before the rest and can be handled on its own. When the wear is spread across the roof, replacing it all at once is usually the more sensible choice. The roof evaluation photos show which situation you’re in.

We lay tarps to protect your landscaping and catch debris as the old roof comes off, and every job ends with a nail sweep and clean-up. If there’s something close to the house you’re worried about, like a fragile planter or patio furniture, point it out before work starts.

We do a final walkthrough with you, review the finished roof and go over your 10-year workmanship warranty in plain English (call for details). It’s also your chance to ask questions and point out anything you’d like us to look at again.

Yes. A commercial roof replacement is planned so the building stays open during the work. HOA and multi-family projects get one point of contact for the whole job.

Bids for the same roof often don’t cover the same work. Ours is written line by line: the tear-off, the decking checked and any bad wood photographed and priced before it’s replaced, the underlayment, flashings and vents, permits, cleanup and the final walkthrough. When you compare, check that each bid lists the same items, because a lower number often leaves some out. Our roof replacement guide shows how to read a bid line by line.

Rain can push the schedule back. If rain is forecast while part of your roof is open, we protect it with tarps when needed, and the work picks up again once the roof is dry enough to continue. We let you know when the schedule changes.