Roofer in Beverly Hills
Our roofers in Beverly Hills work on condo buildings south of Wilshire, buildings with shops below in the Golden Triangle, and houses up Benedict Canyon. Call (310) 857-2520, and we return your call within a few hours.
The building visit is free. Your file starts that day, with photos of your roof.
A ring on the bedroom ceiling is where it starts. In a condo, the roof above it belongs to everyone in the building, so the board makes the call.
Up the canyon, the roof is yours alone, and so is the choice.
What every job gets
- The building visit is free. It takes about 45 minutes a roof, and your file starts that day, with photos of your roof.
- The written scope follows within 48 hours. Each part of the roof has its own price, so a board can approve one part now and leave the rest.
- We stop a leak that day. Give us the address and the unit, and we tell you, or the tenant, once the water has stopped.
- Every building gets its own file. It holds a plan of the roof with each problem numbered and photographed, what we did and what it cost.
- Ten years on our workmanship, counted from the day the final page is signed. Where a fault is in our work, we repair it and the building pays nothing. The roofing material has the manufacturer's own warranty, on a second paper in the same file.
Who finds the leak first, south of Wilshire and up the canyon
A tenant in your building south of Wilshire calls
Ask which unit and whether it is dripping now. Then call us with the address and the unit, and tell us whether you or the tenant should hear when the water has stopped.
We go that day. The photo from the roof sits beside the photo of the ceiling, so you see the cause and not only the stain.
Your upstairs neighbor in the condo says the ceiling is wet
If the roof is shared, tell the board or your manager, and have them call us with the building address. One visit covers the whole roof, not just the part over one unit.
Each part comes back with its own photo and price, so the board can see whose ceiling sits under which problem.
You see it yourself, in a house on Benedict Canyon Drive
If your house is up the canyon and a ring has appeared on a bedroom ceiling, call before the next rain.
Tell us how the roof is reached. On a hillside lot the uphill side may be a step from the ground and the downhill side three stories up.
Tile, flat and shingle roofs on Beverly Hills houses and buildings
- Flat roofs over the condo and apartment buildings. Patches, coatings and new surfaces, with the drains cleared first. Our page on flat roof repair goes through each.
- Clay and Spanish tile on the houses. The tiles outlast the paper under them. Cracked ones go back on, and when the paper is finished the tiles come off and return on new paper. Our tile roof repair page tells the two apart.
- Shingles on the smaller houses south of Wilshire. Lifted or torn shingles are replaced, and our shingle roofs page says when roof replacement makes more sense than another patch.
- And the gutters. We clean, repair and replace gutters.
The Golden Triangle, Benedict Canyon and the streets south of Wilshire
- Apartment and condo buildings south of Wilshire. Flat roofs reached through a locked hatch, with a board or a landlord making the call. Each part comes back with its own photo, so whoever pays can see what they are paying for.
- The Golden Triangle. Shops below, offices or apartments above, and a roof that has to be worked on while the shop trades. Coatings or a new surface are booked so the shops below can stay open.
- Benedict Canyon. Custom houses on steep lots, many behind gates. If yours is one, the way up changes from house to house, so tell us what you know about yours.
Steep driveways, gates and the tenants below
- The way up. On a building it is a hatch or an outside stair. On a canyon house it may be a ladder set on a slope, and we want to know that before the day.
- If there is a gate. If your house is behind one, tell us who opens it, and where a truck can stand on a canyon road without blocking a neighbor.
- Parking in the Golden Triangle. One sheet goes up in the lobby with the dates, the hours and where the trucks will park.
- Nobody moves out. No part of the roof is left open overnight.
- Sweeping up. The yard is swept for nails each evening, whether the house is on the flats or up a canyon.
A roof you just bought, a shared roof, and a sale
The roof was replaced before I bought. Will you still look at it?
Yes. Who installed the roof makes no difference to the visit or to what we write down.
Bring the old papers to the visit if you have them. We photograph what is there and price each part on its own, whatever was done before.
Can the board approve the part over one unit and leave the rest?
Yes. Each part of the roof has its own price, so the board can approve the part that leaks and hold the rest.
Whatever waits is written down with its photo and a month to look at it again.
We are selling. What does the buyer's lender want?
A roof certification. We inspect the roof, make the repairs it needs, then issue the certification. Tell us the closing date.
Our page on roof inspections and certifications explains what the lender receives.
Call (310) 857-2520 with the address and, for a building, the unit.
If your building is in Hollywood or Culver City instead, the same number reaches us.
Repairs and leaks
Tenant reporting a leak? We come the same day.
Give us the address and the unit. We stop the water that day and tell you, or the tenant, once it has.
Roofs we work on
Every kind of roof in the county, flat ones first.
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Need the roof explained to someone else? We'll write it down.
Four questions about the building, then your ZIP and phone.
- 1Which building is it?
- 2How many units?
- 3Who needs the paperwork?
- 4By when?
The building visit is free. Or call (310) 857-2520.