Roofing Contractor in California

California's Contractors State License Board licenses roofers under the C-39 classification, and as of a 2025 law change, roofing work is exempt from that licensing requirement only if the combined labor and material cost stays under $1,000, up from the previous $500 threshold. Roofs in the state's high fire hazard severity zones must meet Chapter 7A of the California Building Code, which requires Class A fire rated roofing assemblies designed to resist ember intrusion during wildfires. In many of California's hotter inland climate zones, Title 24 energy standards also push homeowners toward cool roof materials with higher solar reflectance to help cut cooling costs. Call (844) 618-9010 to describe what you're dealing with in California, and we'll discuss the service you need and how to request it.

Choose by the work needed

• For an active leak or interior water mark, review Roof Leak Repair.
• For an assessment of uncertain roof damage, review Roof Inspection.
• For a planned full-roof replacement, review Roof Replacement.