Roofing Contractor in Rocklin, CA

Most of our roof repairs cost about $2,000–$3,000. Bigger problems, especially ones that have been left alone for a while, average around $5,500. The inspection is free, and you'll get photos and a written quote the same day, so you know the price before any work starts.

On most homes we see, a new entry-level asphalt shingle roof averages about $17,000–$20,000. The price depends on the size of the roof, how steep it is, and the shingle line you choose. Every new roof comes with our lifetime warranty, and $0-down financing is available.

Most tile roofs in the Sacramento area need their first repairs around 15 to 20 years. The tiles themselves last much longer. What wears out is the underlayment (felt) beneath them, especially where debris builds up in valleys, along walls and in other drainage channels and pushes water back under the tiles. With clean, well-maintained drainage, the underlayment can last as long as its manufacturer rates it for. Leaks, water stains on ceilings, and debris-packed valleys are the signs it's time for an inspection.

For a whole house, we usually don't recommend relaying. Lifting every tile breaks a lot of them, and replacement tiles can cost up to $35 each, which adds up to thousands. The labor is slow and complex, so the total ends up close to a brand-new tile roof, and you'd still have old tiles. For about the same money, you can get new tile plus all-new underlayment and accessories. For leaks in one area, a targeted repair (lifting just those tiles) is still the right call.

Heavy and wind-driven rain push water into places a light rain never reaches. On tile roofs, water gets in through a cracked or slipped tile, or backs up from clogged valleys and drainage channels. It runs under the tiles, wears through the underlayment and reaches the attic. On shingle roofs, it's usually missing or wind-lifted shingles, exposed nails, or small holes. On either type, worn flashing at walls, chimneys, skylights and pipe collars is another common entry point. A leak that only shows up in storms is still an early warning, and it's cheaper to fix before the wood underneath starts to rot.

Only if the damage was sudden: storm, wind, a fallen tree or another accident. Insurance doesn't cover wear and tear, so a roof that leaks because it's old or the underlayment has worn out usually isn't covered. Check your policy or ask your agent what yours covers. If you've chosen us for the work, we'll help you through the claim.

Yes. We pull permits for every roof replacement, and our production team handles the whole process: pulling the permit, scheduling the city inspections and getting the permit finalized. You don't have to deal with the city.

Yes. If you own the home and are looking at getting your roof repaired or replaced, the inspection and written quote are free. We come out hoping to earn your business.