Metal roofs are durable, lightweight, and energy-efficient, offering long-lasting protection against San Francisco’s coastal winds and salt air. Our experts ensure precise installation of standing seam, steel, aluminum, or copper roofs, providing over 40 years of reliable service. These roofs help lower energy costs and are low-maintenance, making them a practical choice for your home.
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We install asphalt, metal, tile, and flat roofs, handle permits and inspections, and back every job with guaranteed quality and reliable materials.
Protect Your Home with Expert Roof Installation in San Francisco
When it comes to your home, you deserve a roof that protects your family and investment. We understand San Francisco’s unique weather, building codes, and neighborhoods.
Our team gives honest estimates, manages all permits and inspections, and installs energy-efficient, high-quality roofs that stand the test of time. Every job is done by licensed professionals who treat your home like it’s their own.
Why San Francisco Trust Us for Roof Installation?
Expert Installation
Our roofing experts ensure every detail is handled with care. We even focus on little details to ensure Your roof is in good hands.
Premium Materials
We work with leading brands like Owens Corning and Atlas Roofing to ensure your roof lasts for years.
Skilled Local Experts
We understand San Francisco's unique weather and building codes. Our skilled roof installers ensure your roof meets all local standards and is installed flawlessly.
Warranties for Your Peace of Mind
Your roof is backed by both the manufacturer’s warranty and our promise. If anything goes wrong, we’ll take care of it, quickly and fairly.
Customized Solutions
We provide roofing solutions customized to fit your design preferences, budget, and property needs, ensuring the right materials and energy efficiency for your home.
Transparent Pricing & Financing Options
No hidden costs. You’ll get a clear estimate that compares all roof types (asphalt, metal, tile, flat), plus tips on how to save money in the long run.
Roof Types Built for San Francisco Homes
Asphalt Shingle Roofs
Asphalt shingles are the most popular roofing option for homes in San Francisco. They offer reliability, versatility, and are cost-effective. If you need three-tab shingles or premium architectural shingles, we provide both ensuring expert installation service ensures you get long-lasting protection against wind, rain, and sun. We carefully install these shingles with proper underlayment and flashing, enhancing your home’s curb appeal and ensuring you’re protected for 20-30 years. With our installation, you’ll get a high-quality, affordable roofing system that’s built to last.
Tile Roofs (Clay & Concrete)
Tile roofs are ideal for Mediterranean or Spanish-style homes in San Francisco. Known for their durability and fire resistance, tile roofs offer timeless beauty while withstanding the region’s climate. Our installation services ensure that your tile roof is properly installed, with the right support and ventilation to last 50+ years. We handle the installation giving attention to each detail, ensuring you get a roof that not only looks great but also provides long-term protection for your home.
Metal Roofs
Slate Roofs
Slate roofs are super fancy and strong. They’re made from a special kind of rock called slate, which lasts a really long times like over 100 years! These roofs don’t catch fire easily, and they make a house look beautiful. But they’re heavy, so you need experts to put them on your house. If you want a roof that makes your home look amazing and lasts forever, slate is a great choice.
Wood Shake Roofs
Wood shake roofs are made from special wood, usually cedar, that has a cozy and natural appearance. They keep your house warm in winter and cool in summer. These roofs need to be taken care of, such as cleaning or occasionally fixing them, but they can last 30 to 40 years. They’re perfect if you want your house to look warm and friendly.
Cool Roofs
Cool roofs are awesome because they keep your house cooler by bouncing sunlight away. They’re usually light-colored, which helps them stay cool in hot weather. This can save money on air conditioning! In places like California, new houses have to use cool roofs because they save energy and help the planet.
Solar Roofs
Solar roofs are like regular roofs, but extra cool because they make electricity from the sun. They can save you money on your electric bill and help the environment. In sunny places like San Francisco, these roofs are a smart choice because they make your house more energy-smart and can even make it worth more money.
Skylights
Skylights are like windows on your roof. They let sunlight into your house, making rooms feel bright and happy. You won’t need to turn on lights as much during the day, which saves energy. Skylights are great for places like kitchens or bathrooms that need more light. You can get different kinds, like ones that open for fresh air or small tube-shaped ones.
Roofs for Businesses
TPO and PVC Roofs
TPO and PVC roofs are great for flat-roofed buildings like stores or offices. They’re strong, bendy, and don’t cost too much. These roofs block harmful sun rays and keep buildings cool, which saves money on air conditioning. They’re easy to put on and can last 20 to 30 years with a little care.
Modified Bitumen Roofs
Modified bitumen roofs are tough and perfect for flat or slightly sloped business roofs. They’re great at keeping water out, even in bad weather. These roofs are made with layers that make them super strong, so they don’t get damaged easily. They can last 20 to 30 years and are good for buildings where lots of people walk on the roof.
Green Roofs
Green roofs are like gardens on top of buildings! They have plants, dirt, and a special system to catch rainwater. These roofs help keep buildings cool, clean the air, and make cities greener. They need extra care to keep the plants healthy, but they’re awesome for the environment and make buildings look special.
Spray Foam Roofs
Spray foam roofs are sprayed on as a liquid that turns into a hard, waterproof layer. They’re great for keeping buildings warm or cool, which saves money on energy. These roofs work well on weird-shaped roofs and can last up to 30 years. They’re perfect for businesses that want a strong, energy-saving roof.
Our 4-Step Process: From Consultation to Installation
FAQs About Roof Installation
How long does it take to put these roofs on a house in San Francisco?
The time it takes to install a roof depends on how big your house is, what kind of roof you’re getting, and if San Francisco’s rainy or foggy weather slows things down. Here’s how long each one usually takes:
Slate Roofs: About 1 to 3 weeks for a regular house (around 2,000 square feet). Slate is heavy stone, and workers carefully cut and nail each piece by hand, so it takes a while to make it perfect.
Wood Shake Roofs: Around 4 to 7 days. These are wooden pieces that need to be placed carefully to keep water out, which takes some time.
Cool Roofs: About 2 to 5 days. These roofs have shiny materials to reflect sunlight, and we make sure they’re sealed well to keep your house dry.
Solar Roofs: About 5 to 10 days. These roofs have special tiles or panels that make electricity from the sun, and we need extra time to connect them properly.
TPO/PVC Roofs: About 2 to 4 days for flat business buildings. These are like big, strong sheets we roll out and stick down carefully.
Modified Bitumen Roofs: About 3 to 6 days. These roofs have layers we heat or glue to make them super tough, and that takes a bit of work.
Green Roofs: About 5 to 10 days. These are like gardens on your roof, so we need time to add layers for water, dirt, and plants.
Spray Foam Roofs: About 2 to 5 days. We spray a special foam that hardens, but it needs time to dry just right.
Our team works hard to finish quickly and keep your home cozy, even if San Francisco’s weather gets in the way!
Do we need special tools or people to install these roofs?
Yes, each roof needs special tools and people who know exactly how to use them! Here’s what we use:
Slate Roofs: We need workers who are experts at cutting stone with special cutters and nailing tiles with strong metal nails.
Wood Shake Roofs: We use tools to cut wood pieces and nail guns to put them on quickly and neatly.
Cool Roofs: We use rollers or sprayers to put on shiny materials that keep your house cool, like painting a big surface.
Solar Roofs: We need roof workers and electricians to set up tiles or panels that make electricity, using wires and special mounts.
TPO/PVC Roofs: We use machines that heat up the roofing material to stick it together tightly on flat roofs.
Modified Bitumen Roofs: We use torches to heat and stick layers, plus knives to cut them just right.
Green Roofs: We use tools for roofing and gardening to set up waterproof layers, drainage, and plants.
Spray Foam Roofs: We use big sprayers to put on foam and wear safety gear to do it carefully.
Our San Francisco team has all the right tools and skills to make your roof awesome!
Can we put these roofs on top of an old roof, or do we have to take it off?
Sometimes we can put a new roof over the old one, but other times we need to start fresh. Here’s how it works:
Slate Roofs: We have to take off the old roof because slate is super heavy, and the house needs a strong, clean base.
Wood Shake Roofs: We usually need a clean roof to start, but if the old one’s in good shape, we might add a layer and keep it.
Cool Roofs: We can put shiny coatings over some old roofs, but new tiles need a fresh start to work right.
Solar Roofs: Solar tiles need a new roof for wiring, but panels might go on a good old roof.
TPO/PVC Roofs: We can put these over a flat roof if it’s not damaged, which saves time. If it’s broken, we take it off.
Modified Bitumen Roofs: We can put it over a good flat roof, but we remove bad ones to keep water out.
Green Roofs: We almost always start fresh because plants and water systems need a strong, clean base.
Spray Foam Roofs: We can spray foam over a good roof since it’s light, but we remove bad roofs first.
We’ll check your roof for free to see if we can keep the old one or need to start new!
What preparation is needed before installing these roofs in San Francisco?
Before installing a new roof, we prepare your home to ensure a smooth process, like setting up for a big project. Here’s what we do for each roof type:
Asphalt Roofs: We remove old roofing, inspect the roof’s base for damage, and add a waterproof layer to protect against leaks.
Metal Roofs: We clear the old roof, check the structure for strength, and lay a smooth base for the metal panels.
Clay Tile Roofs: We ensure the roof’s frame can support the heavy tiles, clean the base, and add a waterproof layer.
Slate Roofs: We check if your home’s structure can support heavy stone tiles, clean the base, and make it smooth for a perfect fit.
Wood Shake Roofs: We remove old roofing, add a waterproof layer, and install vents to keep the wood dry and prevent rot.
Cool Roofs: We smooth out the roof’s base, repair damage, and add insulation to keep your home cool.
Solar Roofs: We ensure the roof can support solar tiles and install a waterproof layer before connecting sun-powered components.
TPO/PVC Roofs: We clean the flat roof, add a cushioning layer, and ensure it’s dry so the material sticks securely.
Modified Bitumen Roofs: We clean the roof, apply a sticky base layer, and prepare it for durable roofing material.
Green Roofs: We install a waterproof layer, a drainage system, and a base for plants, like setting up a rooftop garden.
Spray Foam Roofs: We clean the roof, fix weak spots, and ensure it’s ready for the foam to stick tightly.
We provide a free inspection to confirm your home is ready for installation.
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