Common roof repairs we handle
Cracked & slipped tile
Broken, slipped, or missing clay and concrete tile replaced and secured.
Leaks under tile
Worn tile underlayment found and replaced in the affected area, then the sound tile relaid.
Flashing
Chimneys, skylights, walls, and pipe penetrations resealed or reflashed.
Valleys & roof edges
Rusted valley metal, loose drip edge, and gaps at the eaves repaired.
Wind-damaged shingles
Lifted, creased, or missing shingles replaced after Santa Ana winds.
Flat-roof seams & patches
Open seams, blisters, and punctures in TPO, modified bitumen, and coatings.
How a repair works
- Inspection and photos.We trace the leak or damage to its source, which is often not right above the stain, and photograph what we find.
- Written repair price.You get an itemized quote for the repair. If a repair won’t last, we tell you why and what the alternatives cost.
- Permit.The City of Calabasas requires a reroof permit before repair work begins. We pull it and schedule the inspection.
- Repair with matching materials.We use the closest available tile, shingle, or membrane and keep the roof’s Class A fire rating intact.
- Photos of the finished work.You see what was fixed, including the parts that are hidden once the tile goes back on.
Repair or replace?
Most roofs with a single leak or a few damaged areas only need a repair. When leaks keep coming back in different places, or the underlayment has failed across most of the roof, repeated repairs cost more over time than a roof replacement. A roof inspection tells you which situation you’re in, with photos to back it up. Our repair or replace guide lists the signs you can check yourself.
Water coming in right now?
Call (818) 351-2918. We’ll tarp or temporarily seal the roof first, then make the permanent repair. See emergency roof repair.
Frequently asked questions
Can you repair a tile roof without replacing it?
Usually, yes. Cracked or slipped tiles can be replaced one by one, and if the underlayment has failed in one area, we can lift the tile there, replace the underlayment and flashing, and relay the sound tile.
Do I need a permit for a roof repair in Calabasas?
The City of Calabasas requires a reroof permit before roof repair, recovering, or replacement work begins. We pull the permit and schedule the inspection as part of the job. Our Calabasas roof permit guide explains the steps.
Will the repair match my existing roof?
We source the closest available tile profile, shingle, or membrane and can move salvaged tile from hidden areas to visible ones. We show you the match before we start.
More answers in our roofing FAQ, or read about how we work.
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Where we work
We repair roofs in Calabasas and nearby communities, including Hidden Hills, Woodland Hills, Agoura Hills, Encino, and West Hills. See all the communities we serve.