Roof repair in Pasadena

Our roofers take care of roof repair in Pasadena, on apartment and condo buildings around Old Pasadena and Colorado Boulevard, and on houses in Bungalow Heaven, Linda Vista and the San Rafael Hills. Call (310) 857-2520 and we return the call within a few hours.

Start a building file Call (310) 857-2520

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

A stain in an apartment building off Colorado Boulevard, or in a Craftsman in Bungalow Heaven, leaves you wondering what cannot wait. We look at the whole roof and help you decide.

If it is a building, tell us how many units sit under the wet part when you call.

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.

Which Pasadena roof is yours?

An apartment or condo building in Old Pasadena. The flat roof drains to a few low spots, so a blocked drain there can put water on the top floor. If you manage one of these, tell us which units are wet.
A Craftsman in Bungalow Heaven. Where two slopes of the roof meet, water collects, and a leak there shows on the ceiling of the room below.
An apartment building around a courtyard. The roof can run around three sides of the courtyard, so we photograph each side and price it on its own. If you own one, you can fix the side over the wet unit first.
A house above the Arroyo Seco. In Linda Vista and the San Rafael Hills, if your garage sits at the end of a long driveway, we look at its roof on the same visit.

The first you hear of it

A tenant calls about a wet ceiling

Ask which unit, get a photo, and call us with the address. You do not need to be there.

We stop the water that day and tell whoever you name once it has. The tenant's photo and ours from the roof go on the same page.

Your manager forwards a text from unit 4

If your manager handles the building, they can call us directly, and each page is sent to both of you on the day it is added. You see the same photos they see.

If the building has a board, the treasurer can get those pages too, so whoever signs for the work sees what they are paying for.

You find a brown ring on your own bedroom ceiling

If there is a bucket under it right now, call. If the ring is dry, tell us which room it is in and when you first saw it, and the free visit takes it from there.

Our page on roof repairs and leaks shows what a repair looks like.

When the whole roof cannot be done this year

The wet part goes first. The part of the roof over the leak is fixed now, and its price stands on its own, so a board can approve that one part alone.
The rest gets a date. Each other problem has its photo, its price, and a date to look at it again.
If you own a house, it works the same way. The valley over the bedroom is fixed now, and the garage can wait for the dry months with its price already written.

What you need from us depends on who you are to the building

If you are the landlord. The pages of the Building File reach you the day they are added. Your insurer gets the invoice broken out by each numbered problem, with the completion report behind it.
If you are on the board. You need something the other members can vote on. Each part of the roof carries its own price and its own photo, so the members can see what they are voting on.
If you manage the building. You answer the owner and the tenant with the same facts, because you both get the same pages.

Trucks, ladders and the people living underneath

How we get up. On a building near Colorado Boulevard it is usually a roof hatch or an outside stair, and on a bungalow it is a ladder at the side. Tell us which, and whether the hatch is locked.
Where the trucks go. One sheet goes up in the lobby with the work dates and hours and where the trucks will park, so nobody's car is boxed in.
Nobody moves out. No part of the roof is left open overnight, and the work goes part by part, so people keep living under it while it happens.
Sweeping up. The yard is swept for nails each evening, before the trucks leave.

Call (310) 857-2520 with the address and the unit, and the first visit costs nothing.

Close by, we also work in Altadena, Arcadia and Glendale.

Repairs and leaks