Roofing in Pomona, CA

Older and Historic Homes

Older homes often have several roof layers, plank decking instead of plywood, and details that need care. We tear off to the deck, repair what is under it and keep the look of the house.

Wood Shake Replacement

Some older homes still have wood shake. Shake burns easily and wears out in our sun. Many owners replace it with shingles or tile that meet today's fire rules.

Gutters and Drainage

Older homes often have gutters that are undersized or pulled away from the fascia. Water that overflows rots the edge of the roof. We check drainage on every job.

Lincoln Park, Phillips Ranch and Between

Pomona has some of the oldest homes in the valley, including the Craftsman and Victorian homes around Lincoln Park. Phillips Ranch, in the hills on the southwest side, came later with tile and shingle roofs on hillside lots. Most of the city sits in between, in mid century neighborhoods.

Permits, Historic Districts and Fire Zones

Pomona's ZIP codes are in state climate zone 9, not 10 like Ontario, and the cool roof rule still covers a reroof there. Homes in historic districts may need city review before the look of the roof changes, so ask the city first. Some hillside streets fall in mapped fire hazard zones, where a new roof needs a Class A rating.