Commercial Roofing in Burbank, CA

A repair can make sense when the damage stays in one area and the roofing around it is sound. A full replacement may fit better when leaks keep showing up in new places. You can ask for a free estimate on both options and compare them.

A repair targets the spot where water gets in. Leaks often start at flashing, which keeps water out where roofing meets walls and roof openings. Our commercial roof repair work covers leaks, damaged roofing and failed flashing.

A commercial roof replacement puts new roofing across the whole roof. If the old layers hide damaged wood decking, we fix it before the new system goes on.

If water is coming in now, say so when you call and ask when we can help. Tell us where you see the water and whether it has happened before. Keep people clear of the wet area, and do not climb onto the roof to look.

Old layers and hidden deck damage often change the size of a reroof. Burbank's commercial building permit application includes reroof fields for roof type, total area, existing layers, tear-off and new sheathing. Gathering those answers early helps the written scope match the roof you actually have.

Where a roof has wood sheathing, boards or panels form the deck under the roofing. A tear-off removes the old covering down to that deck instead of adding a new layer on top. That exposes the deck, so soft or rotted areas become visible.

Before you ask for a quote, note what you already know. Start with the roof type on each section and the rough total roof area. Then add the number of existing layers and any past repair or reroof records.

Some answers only show up once the old roofing comes off. An extra hidden layer and rotted decking can each change the written scope.

We help property owners pull required roofing permits from the City of Burbank. Whether your job needs one depends on the work planned.

Tell us who uses the building, how to reach the roof and who our main contact will be. These details matter whether the building sits in Downtown Burbank, the Media District, Magnolia Park or another part of town. That information helps us plan the work around the people inside.

Let us know whether tenants or staff use the rooms below the work area. Mention access limits, such as a locked roof hatch or set entry hours, when you ask for a quote.

Keep roof records and interior photos of any leaks together if you have them. A sample roof record form lists useful categories, such as past work, leak conditions and photos. You can organize those records without going onto the roof.

For flat and low-slope roofs, we install torch-down modified bitumen and TPO. Torch-down modified bitumen uses asphalt-based sheets applied with a torch, and we often suggest it when it suits the roof. TPO is a single-layer plastic membrane joined at heat-welded seams.

The existing layers, the deck and the flashing details all affect which system fits. Our flat and low-slope roofing service covers both systems.

We work with metal, asphalt shingle, tile and slate roofs too. One building can have sections that need different work, so tell us which areas leak or show wear.

For tile roofs, we offer lift and relay: we lift the tile, replace the underlayment and reset the original tile. Underlayment is the water-resistant layer under the tile, and we fix bad decking we find underneath.

A new building or addition starts from plans, not from an old roof. Our commercial roof installation work follows the plans you or your builder supply. Have the current set ready when you call or fill out the form.

Call (424) 842-2249 for a free roofing estimate

We give free estimates for roof repair, replacement and installation. A detailed commercial roof inspection report is a separate paid service for an insurer or a property sale. The report fee depends on the roof's size and number of stories, so call for current pricing.

Before you sign a replacement proposal, check exactly what it covers. California's Contractors State License Board has a roofing guide that recommends getting inclusions, exclusions and promises in writing. The guide also suggests checking the contractor's license, and ours is CSLB #1112525.

A clear proposal names the roof areas, the layers coming off and the new roof system. It should say how the price changes if we find damaged decking. The schedule depends on roof size, removal work, deck repairs and building access.

Our ten-year workmanship warranty applies only to full replacements, so read its written terms with the proposal.