Sacramento's
Roofing Experts

Residential Roof Installation

From Craftsman bungalows in Land Park and Curtis Park to mid-century ranches in Arden-Arcade and modern builds in Natomas, Sacramento's architectural mix demands a roofer who knows the full spectrum. We install roofs built to handle Valley sun and protect the character of your home.

• New Roof Installations: Complete systems for new builds.
• Cool Roof Shingles: Reflect sunlight to lower AC bills.
• Concrete & Clay Tile: Durable options for maximum longevity.

Commercial Roofing Systems

We provide industrial-strength roofing for Sacramento businesses from retail along J Street and Midtown, to warehouses in South Sac, to office properties in the Natomas corridor. As a GAF Commercial partner, we have access to high-performance materials that standard contractors don't.

• GAF TPO & Single-Ply: Industry-leading durability for flat roofs.
• Liquid Applied Coatings: Extend roof life without tear-off.
• NDL Warranties: "No Dollar Limit" guarantees available.

Storm Damage & Emergency

When atmospheric rivers roll off the Pacific and hit the Sacramento Valley, aging roofs get exposed fast. We respond quickly across the city to handle leaks, wind-lifted shingles, fallen limbs, and insurance claims before water damage spreads.

• 24/7 Emergency Tarping Services
• Insurance Claim Documentation & Assistance
• Leak Detection & Structural Drying

California's Energy Code, Handled

Sacramento sits in Climate Zone 12, where California's Title 24 energy code has specific cool roof requirements for most re-roofing projects. For low-slope roofs and many steep-slope replacements, your new roof needs to meet minimum solar reflectance and thermal emittance standards and the documentation has to be filed correctly with the permit.

We handle it all: CRRC-rated product selection, CF1R/CF2R compliance forms, and coordination with City of Sacramento or Sacramento County inspectors. No surprise re-dos, no failed inspections.

Why Cool Roofs Matter Here

Sacramento summers regularly hit 100 F+ for weeks at a time. A standard dark roof can reach 150 F+ on a summer afternoon, driving attic temps past 130 F and pushing your AC to the limit.

• Lower cooling bills cool roofs reflect 25%+ more sunlight
• Longer roof life less thermal expansion and contraction
• SMUD & utility rebates may apply to qualifying installs
• Code-compliant from day one no compliance gap