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Roof repair in North Hollywood

We handle roof repair in North Hollywood, for the apartment buildings along Lankershim and Vineland, the newer condo buildings by the NoHo Metro station, and the small houses in between. Call (310) 857-2520, and if a tenant is standing under a drip, say so first.

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

A two-story stucco courtyard apartment building in Los Angeles seen from across the street on an overcast day, with a flat parapet roof, a clay tile canopy over the entry and two parked cars

The first you hear may be a tenant's call, or a text from your manager with a photo of a wet ceiling.

From there we can take it all the way to a fixed roof, and you do not have to come over.

If the building has a manager, they can make the first call, and you only need to say yes to the work.

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 you are to the building changes what we send you

  • If you are the landlord of a building on Lankershim or Vineland. The visit, the photos and the prices all happen without you. Each page reaches you the day it is added, so you can follow the job from wherever you are.
  • If you serve on a condo board near the station. You need something the owners can vote on: one part of the roof at a time, each with a photo and a price of its own.
  • If you manage the building. You need to answer the tenant and the owner with the same facts, and you need the gate code and the hatch key sorted before anyone arrives. Tell us both when you call.
  • If one of the small houses is yours. You call us yourself, and a house gets the same free visit and the same photos as a building of twenty units.
A hand holding a tablet above a kitchen counter, the screen showing a line drawing of a roof with numbered markers

Where the news of a leak comes from

The tenant calls you, not your manager

Ask for the unit number and whether water is dripping now or the ceiling is only marked. Then call us with the address and the unit, and say who should hear when the water has stopped.

We go that day. The photo from the roof goes next to the tenant's photo of the ceiling, so you can see what caused what.

Your manager sends a work order with two unit numbers on it

If two units on the same side are wet, tell us both. On a flat roof one blocked drain can show up in two apartments at once.

If your manager has the hatch key and the gate code, we only need you for the yes.

You hear it in your own hallway when it rains

If your bungalow off Laurel Canyon Boulevard drips into the hall, put a bucket down and call. A house gets the free visit too.

If the garage behind the house leaks as well, say so, and both roofs go on the same visit with separate photos and separate prices.

Hatch keys, gate codes and where the trucks go

  • The gate and the hatch. On a building near the NoHo Metro station we may need a gate code and a hatch key. Give us both before the day, and nobody waits on the sidewalk.
  • Visitor parking. Tell us whether the trucks can use visitor parking or must stay on the street. 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, so your tenants sleep in their own beds through the job.
  • Each evening. The yard is swept for nails before we go.
  • Your tenants' doors. We don't knock on tenants' doors unless you ask us to.
A roof drain with a dome strainer on a gray cap sheet roof, with a shallow puddle of standing water around it and a parapet behind

The Arts District, Valley Glen, Sun Valley and the streets between

  • Newer buildings near the NoHo Metro station and the Arts District. Condo and apartment buildings with flat roofs and a locked hatch, and the visit is set up through the board or the manager.
  • Older apartment buildings along Lankershim and Vineland. If yours has a flat roof, the Valley heat works on its surface all summer, and the first rain often finds a seam that has opened.
  • Small bungalows and ranch houses on the side streets. Small roofs over one family, with a separate garage down the drive on many of them.
  • Valley Glen next door and Sun Valley to the north. If your house or building is across the line in either, call the same number.

The leaking part this month, the rest when the budget allows

  • The part over the wet unit is priced alone. A board or an owner can approve that one repair now and leave the rest standing.
  • If the building has a carport roof as well, it is priced apart from the roof over the apartments, and it can wait for a dry month.
  • The rest is written down with a month to look at it again. Each other problem has its photo and its price.

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

Studio City, Burbank and Sherman Oaks are all a few minutes away, and we work in each.

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.