436 of the 479 roofers listed in Orange County take roof replacement work.
At a glance
- Price follows the material, the pitch, and how many layers come off.
- Tile roofs often keep the tile and get all new underlayment.
- The city needs a permit and at least one inspection.
- Get the deck looked at before anyone quotes a number.
Roofers listed for roof replacement
Ranked by rating and review count. Call two or three before you decide.
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I M Construction INC
No rating yet
C-39 100409211 years in businessStreet address on file
Swss Electrical
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C-39 100466711 years in businessStreet address on file
Black Diamond Waterproofing
No rating yet
C-39 100504311 years in businessStreet address on file
Earl Roofing INC
No rating yet
C-39 100550811 years in businessStreet address on file
Mtz Roofing & Raingutters
No rating yet
C-39 100596611 years in businessStreet address on file
Fitzhauer Construction INC
No rating yet
C-39 100740311 years in businessStreet address on file
Rh Roofing INC
No rating yet
C-39 100784511 years in businessStreet address on file
J Echaves INC Dba Jh Roofing
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C-39 100857711 years in businessStreet address on file
Greystone Contractors INC
No rating yet
C-39 101025810 years in businessStreet address on file
Common questions
Do I need a permit for a new roof in Los Angeles
Yes. Los Angeles and every city in the county require a permit for a reroof, and the permit is pulled by the licensed contractor.
Can a new roof go over the old one
Code allows one overlay on shingles in some cases, but it hides deck damage and shortens the life of the new roof. Most good roofers will not do it.
How much does a roof add to a home sale
A new roof rarely returns its full cost, but a bad roof kills deals and lands as a large credit at closing.