Roof Repair in Sacramento

Yes. We inspect the roof, show you photos of what we find, and give you a written quote the same day.

Usually, yes. We lift the tiles, fix the underlayment and flashing underneath, and reinstall your original tiles.

Yes — leaks, flashing, lifted or missing shingles, nails backing out, and leaks around rooftop units.

Sacramento, Roseville, Rocklin, Elk Grove, Folsom, Citrus Heights and the surrounding area. See all service areas.

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.

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.

We plan around the forecast. On replacements, we make sure the roof has at least its new underlayment on before rain arrives, which keeps the water out, and we put clear tarps over any open areas when needed. If we know rain is coming before we can get the roof covered, we don’t start the replacement. On repairs, we open only the area we’re fixing and close it back up the same day.

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.

No. Most people are at work during the job, and some are even on vacation and come back when it’s done. To get ready: move cars out of the driveway, cover anything in the garage or attic you don’t want dust on, and take pictures and loose items off the walls, since vibration from walking on the roof can loosen them. Leave the side and back gates open so we can clean up properly. If you have a pool, cover it, because debris can blow in.

Small repairs are usually done in one day, an average medium-sized repair takes 2–3 days, and extensive repairs can take up to 5 days. Most shingle roof replacements take 3–5 days, depending on the size of the roof. A tile roof replacement takes about 6 to 9 working days (see why). We’ll give you the timeline with your quote.

Put a bucket under the leak to limit the damage. For a bad leak, call your insurance company, which can send an emergency crew to tarp the leaking area. Once it’s tarped, you can get estimates and choose the right repair without rushing to hire the first contractor you reach. If the leak is manageable and you can wait for us, we’ll inspect it, and once you approve the repair, we’ll tarp the roof for free until the work is done. We don’t offer tarping as a standalone service.

Yes, and repairs too. Financing is available for repairs and replacements on residential projects, usually with a $1,000 minimum. Options include $0 down with low monthly payments or a 12-month no-interest option. See our financing page.