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Commercial roofing in Long Beach

For commercial roofing in Long Beach, we work on apartment buildings downtown, strips of shops, and the houses of Bixby Knolls, Belmont Shore and Naples. Call (310) 857-2520 with the address.

The building visit is free. Your file starts that day, with photos of your roof.

A single-story stucco duplex in Los Angeles with a gray composition shingle roof, a stucco chimney and a flat-roofed rear addition, beside a lemon tree

A leak in a building with shops below and apartments above reaches you from two directions. The tenant upstairs sees the ceiling, and the shopkeeper downstairs sees the stock.

You need both of them told the same thing, and the work booked so the shop stays open.

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.

What to fix this quarter and what to put a date on

  • The wet part first. The part of the roof over the leaking unit or shop is priced on its own, and an owner or a board can approve it on its own.
  • The rest with a date. Every other problem is listed with its photo, its price and the month we suggest looking again.
  • The shops stay open. Coatings or a new surface over a strip of shops are booked so the shops below can stay open.
A small clay tile hip roof over an arched apartment entry, every tile in place, with two barrel tiles near the lower edge cracked across

Who tells you about the leak in Long Beach

The tenant on the top floor downtown

Ask which unit and whether it is dripping now. Then call us with the address and the unit, and name who hears from us when the water stops.

We go that day and photograph the cause from the roof, so you see the drain or the seam and not just the brown ring.

The shopkeeper downstairs

If the shop under your roof calls about a drip over the counter, ask them to move the stock and take a photo, then call us. We work around the hours they are open.

The photo of the cause and the photo of the ceiling go on the same page, so you and the shop see the same thing.

Your own ceiling in Bixby Knolls

If your Craftsman has a stain spreading along the ceiling under the place where two roof slopes meet, call before the next rain. A house gets the free visit and the same written prices as a building.

If the garage behind the house leaks too, say so, and it goes in the same visit with its own photos.

From Naples to North Long Beach, what sits over your head

  • Downtown apartment buildings. If the roof is reached through a locked hatch, tell us who has the key. If the building is yours, every page reaches you the day it is added, wherever you live.
  • Belmont Shore and Naples. Tight lots and garages on the alley. If you live here and the garage roof leaks, you may notice it first as water on the car.
  • Bixby Knolls and California Heights. Craftsman and Spanish houses with a detached garage behind, which gets its own photos and its own price.
  • North Long Beach. If you own a duplex here, the roof is one roof, and the two tenants under it get one answer.
The flat roof of a two-story walk-up apartment building in Los Angeles in new light gray cap sheet, with rolls of cap sheet on a pallet and the courtyard below under drop cloths and plastic sheeting

Flat roofs over shops and apartments, and the rest

  • Flat roofs. Over shops, apartments, carports and additions. Patches, coatings and new surfaces, with the drains cleared first. Our page on flat roof repair covers each.
  • Spanish tile on the older houses. Cracked or slipped tiles go back on, and when the paper under them is finished the tiles come off and return on new paper. Our page on tile roof repair explains both.
  • Shingles. Lifted or torn shingles are replaced. Our shingle roofs page says when a repair is enough and when roof replacement makes more sense.
  • Gutters as well. We clean, repair and replace gutters.

Working above a shop that is open and a tenant who is home

  • Getting onto the roof. A hatch, an outside stair, or a ladder from the alley. Tell us which one your building has.
  • Trucks on a busy street. One sheet goes up in the lobby with the dates, the hours and where the trucks will park, so nobody loses the space in front of the shop.
  • Nobody moves out. No part of the roof is left open overnight, and the shops below keep their hours.
  • Before we leave each evening. The yard is swept for nails.

Call (310) 857-2520 with the address, and the unit or the shop.

Lakewood, Carson and Compton are close, and we take calls from all three.

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.

Start here

Need the roof explained to someone else? We'll write it down.

New Building File

Four questions about the building, then your ZIP and phone.

  1. 1Which building is it?
  2. 2How many units?
  3. 3Who needs the paperwork?
  4. 4By when?
Start a building file

The building visit is free. Or call (310) 857-2520.

New Building File

Start a building file

The free building visit comes first. Answer four questions about the building and leave a number. We return the call within a few hours.

The building, and a number to call

Which building is it, how many units, who needs the paperwork, and by when. “Not sure” is a fine answer to any of them.

Optional. Up to 3 photos of the job, 10 MB each.

Add a street address

Is water coming in right now?

or call (310) 857-2520

Our calls come from (310) 857-2520. For a leak at the building today, phone it in instead and we come the same day.