Roofing Contractors in Los Angeles, CA
50 verified roofers serving Los Angeles. Compare ratings, request quotes, and book with confidence.
VerifiedTerra Nova Designs, Inc.
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VerifiedBatman Roofing Co
VerifiedMission Roofing Construct
VerifiedS L Roofing Inc
VerifiedMaingreen Remodel & Construction
VerifiedHeri - Son Roofing And Waterproofing
VerifiedReyes Roofing
VerifiedFour Seasons Roofing
VerifiedRooster Roofing
VerifiedFlat Roofing Los Angeles
VerifiedJC Roofing
VerifiedLocal Roofing Contractors
VerifiedSunwest Roofing Inc
VerifiedApplied Roofing Services
VerifiedA 1 Security Roof Co Inco
VerifiedArana Roofing
VerifiedTopline Roofing Service
VerifiedA Gutierrez Roofing Co.
VerifiedTbi Inc
VerifiedRoofing Co Family Owned
VerifiedRoofing Fixed Roofs
VerifiedHome Roofing
VerifiedRoofing & Gutter Installation
VerifiedLos Angeles Commercial Roof Repair
VerifiedRoofing Fixer
VerifiedSpeed Roofing Contractors
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VerifiedRoofing Genius
VerifiedFoam Roofing Los Angeles
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VerifiedAce Roofing & Constructions Inc
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VerifiedAll Time Fast Service Roofing Specialis
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VerifiedUbaldo Ocon
VerifiedGhost Buster Disposal Service Roofing
VerifiedAA Roofing
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VerifiedAuthentic Overhead Roofing & Repair
VerifiedWright Roofing Service
VerifiedRegulated Roofing
VerifiedProviding Safety Roofing
VerifiedQuality Roofing Co
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VerifiedResidential Roofing Co
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Los Angeles roofing guide
Climate and common roof problems
Los Angeles is dry and sunny most of the year, so UV and heat age roofs faster than rain does. Wildfire risk and occasional intense winter storms are the main concerns.
Popular roofing materials
Clay and concrete tile are common on Spanish and Mediterranean homes; asphalt shingles and cool-rated flat roofs are common elsewhere. Fire-rated (Class A) materials are strongly preferred in hillside and canyon areas.
Permits and local rules
LA Department of Building and Safety permits cover reroofing. California's Title 24 energy code often requires cool-roof materials on replacements, and fire-zone homes face stricter material rules.
What affects roofing costs
Tile roofs cost significantly more to install but last far longer than shingles. Re-laying existing tile over new underlayment is a common, cheaper option when tiles are still sound.
Tips for hiring a roofer in Los Angeles
- In fire zones, ask for Class A assemblies and ember-resistant vents.
- Check that the underlayment under tile is being replaced — it usually fails first.
- Book inspections before the winter rainy season.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Los Angeles?
- Most full roof replacements in Los Angeles need a building permit from the LA Department of Building and Safety. Small repairs often don't. A reputable roofer will pull the permit for you — ask them to confirm it's included in the quote.
- Do I need a cool roof in Los Angeles?
- Many reroofing projects must meet California Title 24 cool-roof requirements. Your roofer should specify a compliant product on the quote.
Services in Los Angeles
Roof repair in Los Angeles
From missing shingles to storm damage, verified Los Angeles roofers handle small fixes and full repairs — fast, insured, and warrantied.
Roof replacement in Los Angeles
Compare itemized quotes for a full roof replacement in Los Angeles, CA. Asphalt, metal, tile — every quote comes from a licensed local pro.
Emergency roofing in Los Angeles
Leaks, wind damage, or fallen trees? Get matched with an emergency roofer in Los Angeles who can tarp, secure, and repair — often the same day.
