Emergency Roof Repair
Active leaks, wind damage and storm calls handled the same day, any hour.
Learn moreRoofing in San Jose, CA
37 roofing jobs, grouped by the problem you are looking at: emergencies, repairs, new roofs, inspections, the edges and openings, and commercial work.

What we treat
Quick answer. We handle roof repair, emergency tarping, tile and flat roof work, re-roofs in shingle, tile, foam and metal, inspections and certifications, gutters, skylights and commercial roofing across San Jose, CA, with calls answered 24 hours a day. Pick the group below that matches what you are seeing, or use the selection guide.
Emergency & Storm
These are the calls that go to the front of the day: an active leak, a roof opened by wind or a limb, a tarp from the last storm that has let go. The first visit stops the water with a patch or a battened tarp, the damage is photographed for your insurer, and the permanent repair follows at the first dry window. The phone is answered at any hour, and overnight callers get a plan before they hang up.

Active leaks, wind damage and storm calls handled the same day, any hour.
Learn moreWe find where the water actually gets in, then fix that, not the stain.
Learn moreA secured tarp that holds through the next storm until the repair is done.
Learn moreWind, water and tree damage repaired with photos and a report for your claim.
Learn moreRoof Repair
Most roofs that leak do not need replacing. A cracked pipe boot, a slipped tile, a failed chimney flashing or a blistered seam on a flat roof is a repair, and a good one lasts as long as the roof around it. We trace the leak from the attic first, repair in the same material, and walk the rest of the roof while we are up there, so one visit covers what the next storm would find.

Torn, missing and curling shingles, nail pops and ridge caps on composition roofs.
Learn moreCracked and slipped tiles, failed underlayment and valley repairs on concrete and clay.
Learn morePonding, blisters, split seams and foam cracks on low-slope roofs.
Learn moreChimney, wall, skylight and vent flashing rebuilt so the joint stops leaking.
Learn moreCurb, flashing and seal failures on skylights and sun tunnels.
Learn moreRotted sheathing, fascia and rafter tails cut out and replaced before the new covering goes on.
Learn moreBacked-out fasteners, leaking seams, rust and flashing on metal roofs.
Learn moreWalkable decks over living space membraned, flashed and drained properly.
Learn moreOld brick chimneys taken down below the roofline and the roof patched to match.
Learn moreReplacement & Installation
A new roof is a permit, a tear-off, a deck you have not seen in decades and a material choice that has to pass Title 24 and, in the hills, the Class A fire rules. Shingle, concrete and clay tile, flat single-ply and torch-down, spray foam and metal each suit different houses. Every scope is written line by line before the first bundle arrives, and the options are priced side by side when more than one makes sense.

Composition shingle re-roofs with Class A and cool-roof options, permitted and inspected.
Learn moreConcrete and clay tile re-roofs, including lift-and-relay with new underlayment.
Learn moreTPO, PVC and torch-down systems with tapered drainage for low-slope roofs.
Learn moreStanding seam and stone-coated steel, including over existing shingles.
Learn moreNew foam roofs and recoats for Eichler and other low-slope homes.
Learn morePanels detached and reset around a re-roof, with every stanchion resealed.
Learn moreRoof-overs, coatings and leak repairs for manufactured homes in San Jose parks.
Learn moreOld shake roofs converted to Class A shingle, synthetic shake or metal.
Learn moreInspections & Maintenance
An inspection answers what the roof needs and when; maintenance keeps small problems from becoming leaks. Both end with a photo report that separates what is fine, what can wait and what should be fixed before the rains. Certifications for home sales, pre-purchase inspections and the yearly fall tune-up all start from the same careful walk of the roof and the attic beneath it.

A roof and attic walk with photos, before the rains or before a purchase.
Learn moreInspection, any required repairs, and the certification paperwork for a sale.
Learn moreAn annual tune-up: sealants, boots, debris and minor resets before winter.
Learn moreDebris, moss and algae cleared without damaging tile or shingle.
Learn moreRidge, soffit and ember-resistant vents sized for the attic.
Learn moreGutters, Skylights & Exteriors
Gutters, skylights, fascia and attic vents are where roofs meet everything else, and they cause a large share of the water damage we see. Gutters sized for the roof above them, skylights flashed into the covering, trim replaced before it rots through and attics that breathe properly all protect the roof itself. These jobs are often done alongside a repair or re-roof, but each stands on its own.

Seamless aluminum gutters and downspouts sized for atmospheric-river runoff.
Learn moreSagging runs, leaking seams and overflowing corners fixed.
Learn moreFall clean-outs and downspout flushing before the first big storm.
Learn moreNew skylights, replacements during a re-roof, and sun tunnels.
Learn moreRotted fascia and soffit replaced, primed and painted.
Learn moreMetal mesh guards fitted to new or existing gutters, sized for local trees.
Learn moreCommercial Roofing
Offices, retail, restaurants and multifamily buildings mostly sit under TPO, PVC, built-up or modified bitumen roofs, and their leaks cost more than the repair. We repair in the same system the roof already has, replace or recover roofs in phases around tenants, apply restoration coatings where the roof beneath is still sound, and run scheduled maintenance with written reports for owners and property managers.

Membrane, built-up and drain repairs on commercial and multifamily roofs.
Learn moreTPO and PVC installs and recovers scheduled around tenants.
Learn moreSilicone and acrylic coatings that extend a sound flat or metal roof.
Learn moreScheduled inspections, drain service and written reports.
Learn moreCondo, townhome and apartment roofs, bid and phased for boards and managers.
Learn moreSelection guide
Start with what you can see. If none of these fit, call and describe it; the first visit sorts it out.
| What you are seeing | Where to start |
|---|---|
| Water is dripping through the ceiling right now | Emergency Roof Repair |
| A stain appeared after the last storm | Roof Leak Repair |
| Wind blew shingles or tiles off | Storm Damage Roof Repair |
| Tiles look fine but the roof still leaks | Tile Roof Repair |
| Water sits on a flat roof days after rain | Flat Roof Repair |
| The roof is old and leaking in several places | Roof Replacement |
| You are buying or selling the house | Roof Certification |
| Gutters overflow or pull away from the house | Gutter Repair |



Why us
A person picks up at any hour and gives you a plan on the call.
A new roof is recommended when the deck or underlayment says so.
Shingle, tile, flat, foam and metal are all regular work.
SJPermits, Title 24 and fire-zone requirements are part of the scope.
San Jose service office and San Francisco head office.
FAQ
Call and describe what you see. Most calls start with a roof leak repair visit, which traces the problem and tells you what it really is.
Yes. Residential roofs of every type, and low-slope commercial roofs on offices, retail and multifamily buildings.
Yes. We repair in the same material and tell you if the original work caused the problem.
Yes. Concrete and clay tile, torch-down, TPO, PVC, built-up and spray foam are all regular work.
The phone is answered 24/7. Emergencies are dispatched; planned work is scheduled.
Describe what the roof is doing. We will tell you where to start and get a roofer out.
San Jose, CA
1423 Douglas St