Roof Replacement in Corona, CA

What We See in Corona

We check that first, price the materials the city will approve, pull the permit and handle the inspection. Older homes near the Circle often need new deck boards under the old layers.

• Full tear off, no layering over old roofs
• Deck checked board by board, bad wood replaced
• New underlayment, flashing, vents and drip edge
• City permit and final inspection handled
• Magnetic nail sweep of the yard and driveway

Why We Tear Off Instead of Layering

California building code limits how many layers of shingles a roof can carry, and a second layer hides the deck from view. We take it all off. That lets us see rot, replace soft boards and start the new roof on a flat, solid base.

A tear off costs a little more up front and it is the right way to do it. It is also the only way to know what is under there.

Picking a Roof for Our Heat

Summers here are long and hot, and the sun is what ages a roof. Asphalt shingles are the fastest and most budget friendly choice. Concrete and clay tile last far longer and handle heat well but weigh more. Flat and low slope roofs on patios, shops and warehouses get a coating or single ply system.

When more than half of a roof is replaced, the state energy code can require a cool rated surface. We check that during the quote, so the material you pick is one the city will sign off on.

More about Corona roofs on our Corona page, and more about this service on our roof replacement page.