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Roof repair in Tarzana

Our roofers handle roof repair in Tarzana, on ranch homes, the larger homes in the hills south of Ventura Boulevard, and apartments and condos along the main streets. Call (310) 857-2520, and we return the call within a few hours.

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 mark on your ceiling is small, and you are not sure it is worth a call yet. It is. We come out, find where the water gets in and fix it, and you see photos before you agree to anything.

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.

North or south of Ventura Boulevard, a leak finds a different person

  • A one-story house on the flats north of Ventura Boulevard. If you own it and live in it, you see the mark yourself and nobody else has to agree to the repair.
  • A larger home in the hills to the south. If you own it, the photos come to you, and they cover the whole roof, including the sides that face away from the street and that you never see from the drive.
  • Apartments and condos along Reseda Boulevard and the other main streets. Renters live along the main streets, so the person under the leak is not always the person who pays for the roof. If you own the building, we set the visit up with the tenant, and you get the photos.
A brown water stain on the plaster ceiling of an open stairwell landing, beside a lit ceiling light fixture

The first you hear of a Tarzana leak

Your tenant leaves a voicemail while you are out

Call us with the address and the unit, and you do not need to drive over. If the tenant is home, they can show us the room.

We stop the water that day and tell the tenant when it has stopped. Then photos from the roof come to you, showing where it got in.

A condo owner tells the board about a stain

If you are on the board, ask which unit it is and which room, and pass that on to us.

We photograph the roof above that unit and repair what let the water through. The board gets a price for that repair by itself.

You find a damp patch on your own ceiling

If it is dripping, call now. If it is dry today and only shows after rain, call anyway and tell us which rains brought it out.

We find the way in from the roof, show you the photo, and repair it once you have said yes.

What changes with who owns the roof

  • If you rent the building out. Each page is sent to you the day it is added, so you can follow the repair from wherever you are.
  • If you are on a condo board. Every problem has its own photo and its own price, so the board can vote on them one at a time.
  • If you manage the building for its owner. You make the call, and the owner gets the same photos you do.
  • If you are selling. A buyer's lender may ask for a roof certification. Tell us the closing date, and read how it works on our page on roof inspections and certifications.
  • If you live in the house. A house gets the same free visit as a twelve-unit building, and a price for the one repair.
A hand holding a tablet above a kitchen counter, the screen showing a line drawing of a roof with numbered markers

On a larger building, the wet corner goes first

  • We repair the part over the wet unit first. It has its own price, so if your budget covers one repair this year, that is the one.
  • Everything else we saw stays on the list. Each item keeps its photo and its price, and we set a day with you to come back and check it.
  • You can change the order. If your board wants the next repair done sooner, call, and we book it.

We repair flat, tile and shingle roofs in Tarzana, and we clean, repair and replace gutters. Call (310) 857-2520 and tell us the address and which room is wet.

Our roofers also work in Encino, Woodland Hills and Reseda, all close by.

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.