Roofing in Los Angeles, CA
LA Roof Repair Pros is a roofing company serving homes and businesses across Los Angeles, CA. The crew repairs leaks and storm damage, replaces roofs that are worn out, and works on the shingle, tile and flat roofs that make up the housing here. Every job starts with someone on the roof taking photos, so the estimate you get shows what he saw and you can decide with the facts in front of you.
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Roofing services in Los Angeles
Repairs, replacements and inspections for every roof type in the area. Each page explains what the work involves and what affects the cost.
Roof repair
Flashings, pipe boots, damaged shingles, slipped tiles and small sections repaired, with photos of the problem and the fix.
Roof leak repair
The leak traced from the stain to its source on the roof and repaired, not sealed over, with the inside checked for water damage.
Storm and wind damage repair
Emergency tarping, then repair or replacement of shingles, tiles and flashing torn by wind, hail or a fallen branch, documented for the claim.
Roof replacement
The old roof off, decking checked and repaired, new underlayment, flashings and covering installed to the manufacturer's spec, with a written warranty.
Tile roof repair and underlayment
Cracked and slipped tiles replaced, and worn underlayment renewed with the tiles lifted and relaid, so a tile roof keeps its decades of life.
Flat and low-slope roof repair
Seams, ponding areas, drains and flashings on flat roofs repaired or the membrane replaced, on homes, garages and commercial buildings.
Roof inspection
A roofer on the roof with a camera: condition, remaining life, problems found and what they cost, in a written report you can use.
From your call to a finished roof
You call, we ask what you see
A leak, a stain, missing shingles, a storm, or a roof you think is old. Whether water is coming in now decides whether the first visit is a tarp or an inspection.
Someone gets on the roof
The roofer walks the roof, photographs every problem he finds and checks the attic side where he can. You see the photos before you see the price.
A written estimate, repair or replacement
The estimate says what is wrong, what the fix is, what materials will be used and what it costs. If a repair will do, it says a repair.
The work, then a cleanup you can check
The crew does the work as written, hauls the debris, runs a magnet for nails, and walks the finished roof with you or sends the photos.
Why Los Angeles homeowners call LA Roof Repair Pros for roofing
A roof is the one part of a house nobody can see, which is why roofing has a reputation. We deal with that by showing you the roof: photos of every problem, taken on the day, in the estimate. A cracked pipe boot is a cracked pipe boot, not a new roof. A roof with bare mat showing through the shingles is done, and the photo shows it.
The estimate is written as a scope, not a number: the materials by name, the underlayment, the flashings that will be replaced, the ventilation, the warranty terms, the cleanup. Two estimates that name different things are not the same job, and the scope lets you compare them.
The crew that quotes the job is the crew that does it, and the person you spoke to on the phone is the one you call if something is not right afterward.
Roofing in Los Angeles: what the climate does to a roof
Los Angeles roofs spend most of the year in sun and heat and then take a winter of storms all at once. Flat and low-slope roofs on older houses and apartment buildings, often built-up or torch-down, pond water and fail at the seams. Pitched roofs carry asphalt shingle, clay or concrete tile, and on many hillside homes, aging wood shake.
In the hillside and canyon neighborhoods the fire risk is part of roofing: California requires Class A fire-rated roofing in designated high fire hazard zones, and the January 2025 fires made that a live question for many homeowners. Wind events lift shingles and tiles, and the first rain of the season finds every gap.
Areas we serve around Los Angeles
Crews cover 186 ZIP codes across the Los Angeles area. Pick your city for local details, or call and give us your address.
- Long Beach12 ZIP codes
- Pasadena7 ZIP codes
- Whittier6 ZIP codes
- Alhambra2 ZIP codes
- Beverly Hills3 ZIP codes
- Lakewood3 ZIP codes
- Glendale9 ZIP codes
- Burbank2 ZIP codes
- Inglewood5 ZIP codes
- Santa Monica1 ZIP codes
- North Hollywood1 ZIP codes
- Torrance6 ZIP codes
- Compton3 ZIP codes
- Carson3 ZIP codes
- Downey3 ZIP codes
- Buena Park2 ZIP codes
- Arcadia1 ZIP codes
- El Monte2 ZIP codes
- La Puente1 ZIP codes
- Culver City2 ZIP codes
- Gardena3 ZIP codes
- La Mirada2 ZIP codes
- Norwalk1 ZIP codes
- Pico Rivera1 ZIP codes
- Monterey Park2 ZIP codes
- Rosemead1 ZIP codes
- San Gabriel2 ZIP codes
- Hawthorne1 ZIP codes
- Lawndale1 ZIP codes
- Manhattan Beach1 ZIP codes
- Redondo Beach2 ZIP codes
- Venice1 ZIP codes
- Marina Del Rey1 ZIP codes
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. A roofer gets on the roof, photographs what he finds and writes the estimate. If the roof is fine, he says so and you owe nothing.
Repair or replace: how do you decide?
By what the roof shows. A leak at a flashing on a roof with years of life left is a repair. Widespread granule loss, curling, cracked or slipping tiles, brittle underlayment or a roof at the end of its rated life is a replacement, because repairs on it fail one after another. The photos show which case you have.
How long does a roof last here?
Asphalt shingles commonly run 20 to 30 years depending on the product and the sun exposure. Concrete and clay tile last much longer, but the underlayment beneath them wears out in 20 to 30 years and has to be replaced with the tile lifted and relaid. Flat roofs vary widely by material.
Will my insurance cover roof damage?
Wind, hail and fallen-tree damage are commonly covered; wear and age are not. We photograph storm damage the way adjusters expect and can meet the adjuster on the roof. The coverage decision is the insurer's.
Do you handle the permit?
Yes, where the city requires one, which is the case for most replacements and some repairs. The permit and any inspections are part of the scope.
How long does a replacement take?
Most single-family shingle roofs are done in one to three days. Tile roofs and larger or steeper roofs take longer. The estimate gives the days, and the roof is never left open overnight.
Leak, missing shingles or a roof past its time?
Call and describe it. We tell you whether it sounds like a repair or a replacement and when someone can get on the roof.