Roof Leak Repair
We find where the water actually gets in, then fix that, not the stain.
Learn moreAbout us
The roofers behind this number in San Jose
We repair, replace and inspect roofs across San Jose and the South Bay, run the city work from our San Francisco head office, and answer the phone at any hour.
Answered 24/7Two offices
What we treat
- Concrete and clay tile
- Composition shingle
- Flat, torch-down and TPO
- Spray foam
- Standing seam metal
Our approach
Repair considered first, and every roof type
Most calls start with a leak, and most leaks are repairs, not new roofs. We trace the water from the attic, fix the part that failed in the same material, and walk the rest of the roof while we are up there. When a roof has reached the end of its life, you see the photos that show it, and the repair and the replacement are priced side by side.
The roofs here are varied: concrete and clay tile on Mediterranean houses, composition shingle on tract homes, spray foam and built-up roofs on the flat mid-century houses in Willow Glen, and single-ply membranes on commercial buildings. Every one of them is regular work for our crews.
The work
What we work on
Tile Roof Repair
Cracked and slipped tiles, failed underlayment and valley repairs on concrete and clay.
Learn moreRoof Replacement
Composition shingle re-roofs with Class A and cool-roof options, permitted and inspected.
Learn moreSpray Foam Roofing
New foam roofs and recoats for Eichler and other low-slope homes.
Learn moreRoof Inspection
A roof and attic walk with photos, before the rains or before a purchase.
Learn moreCommercial Roof Repair
Membrane, built-up and drain repairs on commercial and multifamily roofs.
Learn moreWhat happens after you call
How a job runs, from the call to cleanup
- 1
You call
Any hour. You describe what the roof is doing and we decide together how fast someone needs to be there.
- 2
We look first
A roofer walks the roof and the attic and photographs every problem area.
- 3
You get it in writing
A scope that separates today's repair from work that can wait, with materials named.
- 4
Permits and code
Reroof permits, Title 24 cool-roof ratings and fire-zone requirements handled as part of the job.
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The work
Repairs are usually done the same visit; re-roofs are staged so the roof is never left open overnight.
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The walkthrough
We walk the finished work with you and hand over the photos and paperwork.
Two offices
Where the work runs from
The San Jose service office on 1423 Douglas St runs the South Bay work: San Jose, the West Valley, the cities to the north and down to Morgan Hill. The head office in San Francisco runs the city work. Both are reached on the same number, (669) 259-7490, around the clock.
San Jose service office
1423 Douglas St, San Jose, CA 95126San Francisco head office
1928 Eddy St #417, San Francisco, CA 94115
Our guides
Who writes the guides on this site
The roofing guides on this site are written and edited by Norman Eastwood, our Roofing Guides Editor. They turn the questions San Jose homeowners ask us most into plain answers: what a roof costs, what to do when it leaks, how Title 24 and the fire-zone rules affect a re-roof, and how to choose a contractor.
Dollar figures in the guides come from published cost sources and are labeled as planning ranges. Local details, from rainfall to permit thresholds, come from public sources such as the National Weather Service, the City of San Jose and CAL FIRE.
Ready when the roof is not
Call (669) 259-7490 any hour. A person answers, day or night, every day of the year.
Talk to us about your roof
Describe what you are seeing and we will tell you what happens next.