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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a typical roof installation take?
Most residential roof installation projects in San Diego are completed within 3 to 5 days. This depends on the size of your home and the material chosen (e.g., clay tile takes longer than asphalt shingles).
Do I need to leave my home during the roof installation?
No, you can stay home. However, roof installation can be noisy. We recommend securing pets and moving vehicles to the street to allow our trucks access to the driveway.
Are you a licensed roofing contractor in San Diego?
Yes, we are a fully licensed and insured roofing contractor. We handle all city permits and inspections required for your roof installation project.
What types of roofs can your roof installer team work on?
Our team is experienced with all major types, including asphalt shingles, clay/concrete tiles, and flat roof systems (TPO/Torch Down) for modern homes.
What happens if you find rot during the roof installation?
If we discover wood rot or structural damage after removing the old roof, we will document it and notify you immediately with a repair cost before proceeding with the installation.
Do you offer warranties on roof installation?
Yes. We provide a strong workmanship warranty on our installation, and the materials typically carry a manufacturer’s warranty ranging from 25 years to limited lifetime coverage.
Can a new roof installation lower my energy bills?
Absolutely. Installing modern, energy-efficient roofing materials and proper ventilation can significantly reduce heat buildup in your attic, lowering your cooling costs.
Is financing available for roof installation?
Yes, we offer flexible financing options. As your roofing contractor, we want to ensure you can protect your home without breaking the bank. Ask us about plans during your estimate.
Will you clean up after the roof installation?
Yes. We perform a daily clean-up and a final magnetic sweep of your property to ensure no nails or debris are left behind after the installation is complete.