Roofing Contractors Near You
Got a leak? Need a roof replacement? Storm damage? Find a roofing contractor near you
When you have a leaky roof or need a new roof, BBB can help you find BBB Accredited roofing contractors near you. Compare contractors and read the signs that you may need a new roof below this list. You can also visit our tips on hiring a trusted roofing contractor to repair your roof. Apply the filter to find an Accredited roofing contractor near you.
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2260 Maravilla Dr,
Los Angeles, CA 90068
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8272 W Sunset Blvd Ste B3,
West Hollywood, CA 90046
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2663 W Pico Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90006-3918
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1467 W Washington Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90007-1237
Top Family Construction and Remodeling Inc
Construction, Roofing Contractors, Concrete Contractors ...
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Los Angeles, CA 90005-4569
Rain Tec Roofing, Inc.
Roofing Contractors, Commercial Roofing, Roof Leak Repair
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Serving the following areas:
- Los Angeles County, CA
Los Angeles, CA 90018-2709
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2501 Exposition Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA 90018-4299
Julian Construction, Inc.
Building Contractors, Roofing Contractors, General Contractor ...
2900 W Jefferson Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90018-3339
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3443 S 6th Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA 90018
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2418 W Washington Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90018-1450
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3075 Wilshire Blvd Apt 712,
Los Angeles, CA 90010
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626 Wilshire Blvd Ste 410,
Los Angeles, CA 90017
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2020 3rd Ave,
Los Angeles, CA 90018
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1273 S Cochran Ave,
Los Angeles, CA 90019-2897
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1437 1/2 S Bronson Ave,
Los Angeles, CA 90019
Related roofing contractors information
Signs you may need a roof replacement
The best way to determine whether you need a roof replacement vs. spot repairs is getting the opinion of professional. When a roofer visits they will want to know the age of the roof and will search for damage. A typical roof, made from asphalt shingles, has a lifespan of 20-25 years. Once a roof reaches this age, spot repairs may not make sense and professionals will likely recommend a roof replacement.
Besides the age of a roof, a professional roofer will be able to look at the following signs of damage and advise whether spot repairs or total roof replacement is necessary.
- Missing, buckling, and curling shingles. If the roof is young, these damages may be a sign that the roof is defective. Review your roof warranty before making a decision.
- Loose granules. Loose shingle granules, visible on the roof and in the gutters are a sign that the shingles are damaged.
- Spongy when walked on. If an area of the roof has a spongy texture when walked on, the roof is likely damaged.
How to extend the life of your roof
The most effective way to extend the life of your roof is through a proper and consistent routine of roof maintenance. Follow these preventative steps to help keep your roof healthy. If you find items of concern during your inspections, find an accredited roofing contractor.
- Check for signs of leaks. Look inside at the ceiling directly under the roof, usually the attic if your home has one.
- Safely clear off any debris. Search for and remove leaves, moss, branches, and any other loose debris that has landed on your roof.
- Remove overhanging branches. Trim any branches closer than 10 feet from your roof. This will help avoid branches falling on your roof during a storm and keep rodents and squirrels from climbing onto your roof.
- Replace any missing, loose, or damaged shingles immediately.
My roof was damaged in a storm. Now what?
If your roof is damaged due to a storm, it's important to move quickly and get a roof repair contractor. This timeline will walk you through the typical process:
- Do a preliminary inspection immediately after the storm. Check the exterior and interior and take photos of any damage.
- Call your insurance provider as soon as possible to find out how to make a claim.
- Search for accredited roof repair contractors. Get at least three estimates before selecting your roofing contractor.
- If the damage is more than your deductible, file a claim with your insurance.
- Meet with an insurance adjuster. If possible, have the contractor you plan on working with there to speak with the adjuster.
- Get your approved claim or appeal.
- Receive the first check from your insurance.
- Hire a roof repair contractor.
- Receive the second insurance check.
- Pay the roofing contractor.
- Get a copy of your warranty from your roofer.
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Accreditation and Ratings Overview
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