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Roofing for Woodland Hills homes, Los Angeles, CA 91364 and 91367

Woodland Hills holds the county's heat record, and its roofs feel it every summer. Valley-floor homes need reflective roofs and attics that breathe, and the hillside streets toward the Santa Monica Mountains add fire rules on top.

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  • Heat-ready roofs
  • Hillside Class A
Homes in Woodland Hills under a clear valley sky
Quick answer

In Woodland Hills we re-roof homes with cool-rated shingle, tile and flat systems, add attic ventilation and radiant barriers, install Class A assemblies on hillside homes, and repair heat-aged roofs. Woodland Hills is part of the City of Los Angeles, so permits come from LADBS, and calls are answered 24/7.

Common jobs here

Roof jobs we do most in Woodland Hills

Roof Replacement in Woodland Hills

Cool-rated and Class A re-roofs.

Attic Ventilation

Balanced venting for hot attics.

Radiant Barrier Installation

Radiant barriers that cut attic heat.

Concrete Tile Roofing

Concrete tile repairs and replacements.

Woodland Hills roofs

The valley's hottest roofs

Ranch houses and two-story homes across the valley floor carry shingle and concrete tile roofs that bake through long summers. Hot attics age the shingles from below, and sealants around vents and skylights dry out faster than they would near the coast.

We pair re-roofs here with real attic work: balanced venting and, on many homes, a radiant barrier. On the hillside streets south of Ventura Boulevard, the same roof also has to be a Class A assembly.

Completed concrete tile roof on a San Fernando Valley home
Permits and rules

LADBS permits

Woodland Hills is part of the City of Los Angeles, so re-roof permits come from LADBS. Many re-roofs here fall under the cool-roof rule, and hillside homes in fire zones need Class A assemblies.

We check both for your address before choosing materials.

For more on this, see how re-roof permits work in Los Angeles.

Roofing in Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills recorded 121 degrees on July 22, 2006, the highest official temperature in Los Angeles County, and summers here regularly run well above the coast. That heat dries out sealants, curls shingles and turns attics into ovens, so every roof we plan here includes a look at reflectivity, ventilation and the attic, not just the shingles or tile on the roof surface.

Questions and answers

Woodland Hills roofing questions

Short answers for homeowners and owners in Woodland Hills.

Other ways to reach us

Nearby

Other areas we cover close by

Tarzana

Tile roofs in the flats and on the hills south of Ventura.

West Hills

Tile relays and Class A re-roofs at the valley's western edge.

Encino

Large tile roofs and hillside Class A roofs.

Winnetka

Post-war shingle re-roofs in the west valley.

Talk to a roofer

Roof cooking in the heat?

Call any hour. We'll check the roof and the attic together.

Where we work

An El Sereno office, crews across Los Angeles

We work out of Gateside Drive in El Sereno and run crews to the Eastside, the San Fernando Valley and the Westside. The map loads only when you ask for it.

4423 Gateside Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90032

(323) 300-2589 · open 24 hours

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