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CA Lic. #1160227 (C-39)

California Roof Renewal

How it works

Four steps. We do not drop you into a booking calendar — you send the form or you call, and a person calls you back to set a time that works.

  1. Step 1

    Inspection

    We get on the roof. Slope, substrate, granule loss, flashings, penetrations, ponding, and structure. We do not guess from the driveway and we do not read your roof off a satellite image.

  2. Step 2

    Documented findings

    Photos stay with the notes, so you see what we saw. If we ever show a photo of your roof publicly, it gets a city and nothing else — no name, no address.

  3. Step 3

    Honest recommendation

    One of three paths: rejuvenate, resurface, or replace. We name the specific thing about your roof that pushes it from one path to the next.

  4. Step 4

    Written proposal

    Scope, price, and warranty in writing. Solar removal, permits, and deck repair allowances are called out when they apply, before you sign anything.

Close inspection photo of open fastener holes left in the field of a composition shingle.
Thousand Oaks — open fastener holes in the shingle field. Sealed during the tune-up, before any product goes down.

What moves a roof to the next path

Toward rejuvenation

Asphalt shingles, structure sound, leaks under control, and granule loss that has not reached exposed mat.

Toward Roof Coat

Color change needed, a carrier that wants a uniform surface, or composition past Roof Maxx qualification but still holding. Roof Coat is a film. It does not reset the install year.

Residential roof mid-coating. Light gray coated planes next to brown uncoated composition shingle.
Mid-job Roof Coat. Light-gray slopes already have the acrylic film. Brown slopes are still original shingle. Roof Maxx oil does not leave a color change like this.

Toward replacement

Soft deck, widespread leaks, tile or metal that cannot be coated, or a carrier that will not keep the existing roof no matter what we document.

Start with an inspection