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Roofing Contractors in California

Compare roofing contractors across California. View ratings, contact details and available business information to help you choose a provider.

California's roofing needs vary sharply by region — wildfire-resistant materials and Class A fire ratings are a major concern in fire-prone areas, while coastal cities focus more on tile, drought-resilient design, and seismic considerations.

💡 In wildfire-risk zones, confirm a contractor is experienced with Class A fire-rated roofing systems, which some insurers now require for coverage.

Featured in California

Semper Solaris

San Diego, CA

★ 4.8(1556 reviews)

Leafguard Gutter Protection

Grass Valley, CA

★ 4.9(1014 reviews)

Loveland Roofing

Newcastle, CA

★ 4.9(917 reviews)
24/7 Emergency

Build Brothers Inc.

San Diego, CA

★ 5.0(669 reviews)

Roof Recovery

Rocklin, CA

★ 4.9(711 reviews)

CFY Construction Inc.

Daly City, CA

★ 5.0(574 reviews)
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Cities in California

Los Angeles81San Diego52San Jose45San Francisco44Fresno38Sacramento34Modesto8Burbank5Santa Monica5South San Francisco5Anaheim4Clovis4Garden Grove4North Hollywood4San Marcos4Van Nuys4Walnut Creek4Campbell3Canoga Park3Chatsworth3City of Atwater3Concord3Daly City3El Cajon3Encino3Gardena3Irvine3Long Beach3Mountain View3Pasadena3Redondo Beach3Rocklin3San Leandro3San Mateo3Santa Clara3Sherman Oaks3Shingle Springs3Stockton3Tarzana3Torrance3Carson2Compton2Corona2Culver City2East Los Angeles2El Segundo2Elk Grove2Fair Oaks2Fontana2Fremont2Jackson2Lakeside2Milpitas2Northridge2Oakland2Orange2Paramount2Pleasanton2Riverside2San Rafael2Santa Ana2Sonora2Spring Valley2Turlock2Vacaville2Valley Village2Vista2Woodland Hills2Alhambra1Alpine1Arleta1Azusa1Bakersfield1Baldwin Hills1Baldwin Park1Bell Gardens1Beverly Hills1Bonita1Brentwood1Capitola1Carlsbad1Carmichael1Ceres1Citrus Heights1Commerce1Cupertino1Delhi1El Cerrito1El Monte1Elverta1Emeryville1Escondido1Fountain Valley1Fullerton1Galt1Glendale1Gold River1Granada Hills1Grass Valley1Hanford1Hawthorne1Hemet1Huntington Beach1Inglewood1Jamestown1La Habra Heights1Lake Forest1Lawndale1Lodi1Loma Rica1Madera1Manhattan Beach1Manteca1Mill Valley1Murphys1Napa1National City1Newark1Newbury Park1Newcastle1North Highlands1North Hills1Oakdale1Oxnard1Palmdale1Perris1Poway1Ramona1Rancho Cordova1Rancho Palos Verdes1Rancho Santa Fe1Reedley1Reseda1Richmond1Rio Linda1Ripon1Roseville1Santa Barbara1Santa Cruz1Santa Fe Springs1Santa Rosa1Sausalito1South Pasadena1Sun Valley1Sunnyvale1Sylmar1Temecula1Thousand Oaks1Truckee1Tulare1Valley Center1Visalia1West Hollywood1Whittier1Wildomar1Wilmington1Windsor1Yucaipa1

Frequently Asked Questions

Do California roofs need to be fire-rated?▾

In wildfire-risk zones, many insurers and some local codes require a Class A fire-rated roofing system. Requirements vary by county and proximity to wildland areas, so it's worth confirming with a local contractor before choosing materials.

How much does a roof replacement cost in California?▾

Roof replacement costs in California vary based on roof size, pitch, material, and local labor rates. Getting quotes from two or three contractors is the most reliable way to understand current pricing in your specific area.

How do I know if a roofing contractor in California is legitimate?▾

Look for verifiable licensing and insurance, a physical business address, and reviews that go back further than a few months. Be cautious of contractors who only appear after a major storm and pressure you to sign quickly.

How long does a typical roof replacement take?▾

Most residential roof replacements take one to three days depending on roof size and weather conditions, though larger homes or complex roof lines can take longer.

Contractors in California

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