Roof Replacement in Pomona, CA
Pomona has some of the oldest roofs in the valley. Craftsman homes with plank decking, wood shake that should have come off years ago, and hillside homes in Phillips Ranch. We tear off to the wood and build each one back the right way.
Plank Decks on Older Homes
Homes built before plywood was common have boards under the roof, often with gaps between them. We take off every old layer, replace rotted boards and add new sheathing where the gaps are too wide for modern roofing.
Wood Shake Comes Off
Wood shake burns easily and wears out in our sun. When we replace it, the shake and the spaced boards under it come off, solid decking goes on, and the new roof is a Class A shingle or tile. The look can stay warm and textured, since thick architectural shingles come in shake style colors.
Historic Districts and Permits
Homes in a historic district may need city review before the roof material or look changes. Ask the city first. We give you the product sheets for that review, then pull the reroof permit and meet the inspector.
Climate Zone 9 and Hillside Homes
Pomona's ZIP codes are in state climate zone 9, and the cool roof rule still covers a sloped reroof there. Some hillside streets near Phillips Ranch are in mapped fire hazard zones, where the new roof must be Class A. We check both for your address before we order.
Roof Replacement Questions in Pomona
Can you keep the look of my older Pomona home?
Yes. We bring samples that fit the style of the house and show them in daylight before you choose.
Do you replace wood shake roofs in Pomona?
Yes. The shake and spaced boards come off, solid decking goes on, and you get a Class A shingle or tile roof.
Do you pull the Pomona permit?
Yes. We pull the reroof permit with the city and meet the inspector for the final sign off.
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