Need a roof replacement in Inglewood or Los Angeles?
The roof replacement Inglewood CA homeowners trust. Our own crew tears it off, lays new underlayment, handles the permit and Title 24, and guarantees the work for a year.
License #1131531. Bonded and insured. GAF Certified.
Get a free roof replacement estimate
A crew lead comes out, takes photos and prices it in writing. We call you back within one business hour.
Is it time for a new roof?
Here are the five things we look for on every inspection. If you have two or more, a new roof usually costs less than the next three repairs.
Composition shingle past 20 years, tile underlayment past 25, torch down past 15. The surface can look fine while the layer underneath has quietly given up.
Shingles that cup at the edges, or grit collecting in your gutters. That is the weather layer wearing off.
A third leak in a new spot is not bad luck. It is the whole roof telling you something.
A dip in the roofline, or a soft spot when you walk on it, means water has reached the wood.
California code allows two layers. If your roof already has them, the next one has to be a tear off.
Not sure where your roof stands? Book a free roof inspection and we will show you photos and give you a straight answer in writing. Or read the signs you need a new roof.
Roof replacements we have finished
Real jobs from Torrance to Los Feliz, photographed by the crew that did them.
Before and after
Before and after
Before and after
Roofing systems we install
Every new roof Los Angeles homeowners ask us about comes down to one of these. We install all of them, and we will tell you honestly which one suits your roof, your budget and the code.
Asphalt shingle
The most common new roof in Los Angeles, and for good reason. Architectural shingles, Class A fire rated, with cool roof colors available.
Clay and concrete tile
If your tile is sound, we lift it, lay new underlayment and put it back. If not, a full new tile roof. The classic choice for Spanish and Mediterranean homes.
Flat and low slope
Torch down, TPO and PVC for flat roofs on homes and buildings. We fix the drainage first, because a new system over a ponding roof will not last.
Metal and standing seam
Long life, Class A fire rated and energy efficient. Few LA roofers install standing seam. We do.
Cool roofs and Title 24
Los Angeles requires cool roof rated materials on most replacements. We will explain what that means for your color choices and install to code.
ADU and new construction
Building an ADU, garage or addition? The roof installation Los Angeles builders and homeowners need for new construction has its own page.
Emergency tarp going on
Leak stopped at the source
Storm damage before repair
What a Blue Skyline roof replacement includes
All of this is in your written estimate. There is nothing you will discover as an extra on the last day.
We strip the old roofing down to the deck and haul it away. We do not roof over the old layer unless you ask us to and code allows it.
Any rotten or soft plywood gets replaced before anything goes on top. Priced per sheet in the estimate, so no surprises.
This is the real waterproof layer. Synthetic, or whatever your system calls for, over the whole deck.
New metal at every chimney, wall, skylight, pipe and eave. Reusing old flashing is where new roofs leak, so we do not.
Installed to the manufacturer's specification, so your material warranty actually holds.
Materials that meet the Los Angeles requirement. We handle the paperwork.
We pull the permit and meet the inspector, so you do not have to.
Debris gone and nails swept from the lawn and driveway, every single day of the job.
We walk the finished roof with you, hand over the warranty paperwork, and guarantee our work for a year.
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How it works with us
From the first visit to the final inspection, one crew and one name on everything.
A crew lead walks the roof and the attic, takes photos, and tells you honestly whether it needs replacing at all.
Two or three systems priced side by side, with the cool roof and warranty details for each. Take your time with it.
We pull the permit, order the material and give you a start date and a finish date you can plan around.
Most homes take 2 to 5 days. The city inspects, we walk it with you, and your guarantee starts.
Timeline, permits, cool roofs and solar
The four things every Los Angeles homeowner asks us about a new roof, answered plainly.
Shingle roofs are usually the quickest. Tile takes longer, and permit timing can add a few days. Your estimate carries the schedule.
Los Angeles homes go through LADBS, Inglewood homes through the city's Building and Safety division. We pull it and meet the inspector. Permit guide
Most Los Angeles replacements have to use cool roof rated material. In practice it changes your color choices more than your price. How Title 24 works
If your roof is more than 10 to 15 years old, replace it before the panels go on. A roof replacement with solar panels already up means paying someone to detach and reset them. We coordinate with your solar installer so it is done once. Roof replacement and solar
What a new roof costs in Los Angeles
Every roof replacement Inglewood CA homeowners ask us to price gets inspected first, then written up with two or three material options. Here is what moves the number.
- Size and pitch. Roofs are priced by area, and a steep roof takes longer and needs more safety setup.
- Material. Architectural shingle is the baseline. Tile, metal and standing seam cost more up front and last longer.
- Layers to remove. Two old layers means twice the tear off and disposal.
- Deck repair. Priced per sheet, and only if the plywood is soft or rotten.
- Permit and inspection. A fixed cost that varies by city.
- Cool roof compliance. Usually a color choice. Occasionally a material change.
Your estimate is free, in writing, with the photos attached and each option priced on its own line, so you can compare it with anyone else's.
Roof replacement near you
If you searched roof replacement near me from Inglewood, the South Bay or the Westside, our office on La Brea Avenue is the local one. We reroof homes from Morningside Park and Centinela Heights across the South Bay and most of Los Angeles, and the roof replacement Inglewood CA homeowners book with us is usually a short drive for the crew.
- Inglewood, our home base
- Culver City
- Gardena
Roof replacement questions we get asked most
1. How much does a roof replacement cost in Los Angeles?
It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material you pick, how many old layers come off, and whether any decking needs replacing. We inspect first and price two or three options in writing. The cost guide explains the roof replacement Los Angeles ranges by material.
2. How long does a roof replacement take?
Most homes take 2 to 5 days once the material is on site. Tile roofs and permit timing can add to that. Your written estimate has the schedule in it.
3. Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Los Angeles?
Yes. We pull it and meet the inspector, so you do not have to. See the permit guide.
4. Do I need a cool roof?
On most Los Angeles replacements, yes. Title 24 and the city's cool roof ordinance call for reflective rated materials. In practice it shapes your color choices more than your budget. See cool roofs and Title 24.
5. Can you put a new roof over the old one?
California code allows a maximum of two layers, and most Los Angeles roofs already have two. A tear off also lets us check and repair the deck, which is why we recommend it nearly every time.
6. Should I replace my roof before installing solar panels?
If the roof is more than 10 to 15 years old, yes. Panels on a tired roof have to come off and go back on when it fails, and that costs more than replacing first. We coordinate with your solar installer.
7. What warranty comes with a new roof?
Two. Our 1 year guarantee on the workmanship, and the manufacturer's warranty on the material. We install to spec so it stays valid, and we go through it with you at the walkthrough.
8. Is the estimate free?
Yes. A crew lead inspects the roof, photographs it and gives you a written estimate with each option priced. No fee, no obligation, no pressure.
Ready for a roof that outlasts the next owner?
Get a free replacement estimate before the rainy season. Photos, options and prices in writing, from the family crew that does the work.