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You’re not looking for the cheapest bid. You’re looking for a roof that won’t leak in two years, won’t blow off in the next storm, and won’t turn into a nightmare insurance claim when something goes wrong.
That’s what matters when you’re protecting a home in Cupertino—where property values are high and the cost of cutting corners shows up fast. A proper roof installation means you’re not patching leaks every winter or dealing with water damage in your attic. It means your energy bills stay predictable because your roof actually reflects heat instead of absorbing it.
When your roof is done right, you stop thinking about it. No surprise repair calls. No wondering if that stain on the ceiling is getting worse. Just a solid roof doing exactly what it’s supposed to do—keeping everything underneath it dry and protected.
We’ve been operating in Cupertino since 1985. We’re a family-owned business, and we’ve watched this area grow from the tech boom through today. That means we know the housing stock here—the homes built in the early 2000s that are hitting the 20-year mark on their original roofs, the older properties with tile that need careful assessment, and the newer builds that require Title 24 compliance.
We’re fully licensed and insured, and we work with the top manufacturers in the industry. Our team doesn’t just show up and nail shingles down. We assess your roof’s condition, explain what you actually need, and give you options that make sense for your home and your budget.
You’ll find us at job sites around Cupertino, not just running ads. We’ve built our reputation on doing the work right and standing behind it.
First, we schedule a roof inspection at your property. We’ll get up there and assess the current condition—checking for leaks, damaged shingles, worn flashing, and any structural concerns. If you’ve had storm damage, we document everything for your insurance claim.
Next, we give you a written estimate that breaks down materials, labor, timeline, and warranty coverage. No vague line items. You’ll know exactly what you’re paying for and what’s covered. If you’re replacing your roof, we’ll also walk you through material options—asphalt shingles, metal roofing, tile—and explain what makes sense for Cupertino’s climate and your home’s energy efficiency needs under California’s Title 24 standards.
Once you approve the plan, we handle permits and scheduling. On install day, our crew protects your property, removes the old roof, inspects the decking, and installs your new roof system. We clean up completely when we’re done. Then we walk the property with you to make sure everything meets your expectations before we call it finished.
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You get a full roof inspection with photo documentation of any damage or wear. That’s critical if you’re filing an insurance claim for storm damage—we know what adjusters look for, and we document it properly.
For roof replacement projects in Cupertino, we pull all necessary permits and ensure your new roof meets California Title 24 energy efficiency requirements. That includes cool roof standards if your home falls under the updated regulations. We’re certified with major manufacturers like GAF and Owens Corning, which means you get access to extended warranty coverage that only certified contractors can offer.
We also handle roof repairs—leak fixes, flashing replacement, shingle repairs, and emergency tarping if you’ve got active water intrusion. For older homes with tile or metal roofing, we have the expertise to work with those materials correctly. Tile roofs can last 50-plus years in Cupertino’s climate, but only if they’re maintained and repaired by someone who knows what they’re doing.
Every project includes a thorough cleanup and a final walkthrough. We’re not done until you’re confident in the work.
Most homeowners in Cupertino spend around $6,600 for a complete roof replacement, but that number moves depending on your roof size, pitch, material choice, and current condition. A standard asphalt shingle roof on a 1,500-square-foot home will cost less than a metal or tile roof on a larger property with multiple valleys and skylights.
If you’re just dealing with repairs—like fixing a leak or replacing damaged shingles—you’re typically looking at $500 to $1,800 depending on the scope. Small repairs might run $380, while more involved work that requires flashing replacement or decking repair will be higher.
We give you a written estimate that breaks down materials, labor, and any additional work like replacing rotted decking or upgrading ventilation. No surprises. You’ll know the full cost before we start.
Asphalt shingle roofs typically last 20 to 30 years in Cupertino. If your home was built during the early 2000s housing boom, you’re likely approaching the end of that lifespan. Metal and tile roofs last significantly longer—50 years or more with proper maintenance.
Cupertino’s moderate climate is easier on roofs than areas with extreme heat or heavy snow, but you still deal with UV exposure, occasional storms, and the wear that comes with California’s dry summers and wet winters. Your roof’s lifespan also depends on ventilation, installation quality, and whether it was maintained over the years.
If you’re not sure where your roof stands, we can do an inspection and give you an honest assessment. Sometimes a repair buys you a few more years. Other times, you’re better off replacing it before you start dealing with leaks and water damage.
If you’re replacing more than 50% of your roof or building new construction, yes—you need to meet California’s Title 24 cool roof requirements. That applies to homes in certain climate zones, including Cupertino. The regulations focus on solar reflectance and thermal emittance, which basically means your roof needs to reflect heat instead of absorbing it.
Cool roofs help reduce energy costs by keeping your home cooler in the summer, which is why California mandates them. The good news is that most modern roofing materials—including many asphalt shingles and all metal roofing options—meet these standards. We handle the compliance side, so you don’t have to figure it out on your own.
If you’re just doing a repair that affects less than half your roof, Title 24 typically doesn’t apply. But we’ll let you know either way during your estimate so there’s no confusion when it’s time to pull permits.
First, contain the water. Put a bucket under the leak, move anything valuable out of the way, and if you can safely get into your attic, lay down towels to soak up water before it spreads. Don’t try to patch the roof yourself if it’s wet or steep—that’s how people get hurt.
Call us for an emergency inspection. We’ll come out, identify where the water is getting in, and determine whether it’s a simple fix like damaged flashing or a bigger issue like deteriorated decking. If the leak is active and causing damage, we can tarp the area to stop further water intrusion while we line up a permanent repair.
Roof leaks don’t fix themselves, and they get worse fast. What starts as a small stain on your ceiling can turn into mold growth, insulation damage, and rotted framing if you wait too long. The sooner you address it, the less it costs to fix.
Yes. We document storm damage with photos and detailed notes that insurance adjusters need to process your claim. That includes hail damage, wind damage, and any structural issues caused by fallen branches or debris.
We’ll meet with your adjuster if needed and provide a repair estimate that matches what your policy should cover. A lot of homeowners don’t realize their roof damage qualifies for a claim, or they’re not sure how to document it properly. We’ve done this enough times to know what insurance companies look for and how to present the damage in a way that supports your claim.
If your roof is older and the damage is extensive, your claim might cover a full replacement instead of just repairs. We’ll walk you through that process and make sure you understand your options before you commit to anything.
Roof repair addresses specific problems—fixing a leak, replacing damaged shingles, sealing flashing around a chimney, or patching a section that took storm damage. Repairs make sense when the overall roof is still in good shape and you’re just dealing with isolated issues. Most repairs cost between $500 and $1,800 depending on the scope.
Roof replacement means tearing off the old roof and installing a completely new system. You’d go this route if your roof is near the end of its lifespan, if you’ve got widespread damage, or if repairs are becoming frequent enough that replacing it makes more financial sense. Replacement costs more upfront—around $6,600 on average in Cupertino—but you get a new warranty and another 20 to 50 years of protection depending on the material you choose.
We’ll tell you honestly which option makes sense for your situation. If a repair buys you five more solid years, we’ll say that. If your roof is failing and you’re just delaying the inevitable, we’ll tell you that too.
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