No-Obligation Quote

Request a Free Commercial Roof Quote, Anywhere in California

Tell us a bit about your building and your roof, and a member of our team will follow up within 1 business day to schedule a free, no-obligation on-site inspection.

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Step 1 of 3: Property Details

What Happens Next

A simple, three-step process

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We call within 1 business day

A team member reviews your submission and calls or emails you back within 1 business day to confirm details and answer any immediate questions.

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A free on-site inspection is scheduled

We schedule a no-obligation on-site visit at a time that works around your operating hours — including phased or off-hours scheduling for occupied buildings.

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You receive a detailed written estimate

After the inspection, you get a clear, written scope of work and pricing — no verbal-only quotes, no surprise change orders buried in fine print.

Prefer to talk to someone first? Call 844-967-5247.

Who Should Request a Quote

If any of these sound familiar, we can help

You don't need a specific reason to request a free quote — general curiosity about your roof's condition is a perfectly good one. But most requests fall into a handful of common situations:

Active leak or storm damage

If water is actively entering the building, request a quote now — we prioritize active leaks and can often get someone scheduled quickly.

An aging roof you're budgeting for

If your roof is approaching the end of its expected lifespan, a free inspection gives you a realistic timeline and cost range to plan capital budgeting around.

A Title 24 or code compliance question

Planning a re-roof or recover project that may trigger Title 24 Part 6 or CALGreen requirements? We scope compliance into the quote from the start.

A wildfire zone / Class A upgrade need

If your building is in a Wildland-Urban Interface fire hazard zone, or your lender or insurer has flagged a Class A fire-rating requirement, we can quote an upgrade path.

Routine due diligence

Buying, selling, or taking over management of a commercial property? A documented roof condition report supports lease turnovers and acquisition due diligence.

Why Use This Form

Why request online instead of just calling

Calling 844-967-5247 works perfectly well too, and we're glad to take that call. The form simply gives our team a head start, which tends to make the follow-up call more useful for you.

It gets you in front of the right person

The form routes property and roof details to a team member who works commercial roofing specifically, so the first callback you get is already informed instead of a generic intake screening.

You skip playing phone tag

Submitting details online means we can review your situation before we call, rather than needing a first call just to gather the basics and a second call to actually discuss your roof.

It creates a written record

Your submission becomes the starting point for your file — useful if your project involves multiple stakeholders, a property management company, or a budget approval process that benefits from documentation.

What to Have Ready

You don't need everything — but a few details speed things up

The quote form is designed to work even if you're not sure about half the answers — "not sure" is a valid, useful response for roof type and size. That said, having a few of the following on hand before you start helps us tailor your call-back and inspection more precisely:

Approximate roof age, if known — even a rough estimate helps.

Current roof system (TPO, PVC, EPDM, metal, or 'not sure' is fine).

Approximate square footage or building size.

Recent photos of any visible damage, ponding, or problem areas, if you have them.

Your primary concern — leak, aging roof, compliance, or routine inspection.

The best phone number and time of day to reach you.

The Free On-Site Inspection

What our inspection actually covers

The on-site visit is where the real assessment happens — the quote request just gets it scheduled. Here's what a typical visit includes:

Full visual condition assessment

Membrane condition, seams, flashing, penetrations, and overall wear patterns across the entire roof surface.

Drainage evaluation

Drains, scuppers, and slope are checked for capacity issues that could cause ponding or interior leaks during heavy rain.

Code applicability check

We flag whether Title 24 cool-roof requirements, CALGreen, or Class A fire-rating requirements are likely to apply to your project.

Rooftop equipment review

Curbs, penetrations, and anchorage for rooftop HVAC and other equipment are noted, including any seismic bracing considerations relevant to a replacement.

Because we serve buildings statewide — Licensed commercial roofing contractor serving businesses statewide across California. — inspections are scheduled based on your building's region and our crew availability there, which is why the initial phone call happens before the visit: it lets us confirm timing that actually works for your operation.

Questions About the Quote Process

A few things people ask before requesting a quote

Should I repair, coat, or fully replace my commercial roof?

Repair is the right call for isolated damage on a roof with useful life remaining. A coating is a strong option for a structurally sound roof that needs to extend its service life and improve reflectivity. Full replacement makes sense when damage is widespread or the roof is near the end of its expected lifespan. Our free inspection includes a specific recommendation for your building.

How much does commercial roof replacement cost in California?

Commercial roof replacement in California typically runs from $6 to $18+ per square foot depending on the system, roof size, deck condition, and whether it's a tear-off or recover project. Our free inspection gives you an exact number for your building.

How much does a commercial roof coating cost compared to full replacement?

A roof coating typically costs 20-50% of a full tear-off replacement, making it an attractive option for a structurally sound roof that needs extended life and improved Title 24 reflectivity.

How often should a commercial roof be inspected?

We recommend at least twice-yearly inspections, ideally before the wet season and again mid-summer, plus an additional inspection after any major storm event.

How long does a commercial roof replacement take, and can it be done without closing the building?

Most commercial roof replacements take anywhere from a few days to several weeks depending on size and system. We schedule around your operating hours whenever possible, including phased and off-hours work, to avoid closing the building.

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