# San Diego Roofing > San Diego roofs work hard in salt air near the coast and in sun and heat inland,. Hurricane Hilary on August 20, 2023 brought 1.82 inches of rain to the city, the wettest August day on record there, according to the National Weather Service. Mission Hills and Kensington have original Spanish Colonial Revival houses with red clay tile roofs, and Clairemont and Linda Vista hold many mid-century single-story homes. Roofing in California is licensed by the Contractors State License Board under the C-39 classification, and a C-39 roofer must carry workers' compensation insurance even with no employees.Ask for the licence number. Your insurer and your policy decide what a claim covers. Phones are answered 24/7. ## Key facts - Business: San Diego Roofing - What: Roofing - Phone: (833) 751-2102 (+18337512102) - Email: info@sandiegoroofing.shop - Website: https://sandiegoroofing.shop/ - Based in: San Diego, CA (service-area business; we travel to customers) - Service area: San Diego and San Diego County, California, including Mission Hills, San Diego, Coronado, North Park, Kensington, Point Loma, Mission Valley, National City, Ocean Beach, Linda Vista, Encanto, Lincoln Acres, Pacific Beach, Lemon Grove, Clairemont, Bonita, La Mesa, Imperial Beach, La Jolla, Spring Valley, Chula Vista, San Ysidro, El Cajon, Santee - Hours: Phones answered 24/7 - Languages: English ## Services - [Clay Tile Roof Repair](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/clay-tile-roof-repair/): Replacing cracked and slipped clay tiles, re-bedding loose ridge and hip pieces, and checking the underlayment that sits beneath them on Spanish-style roofs in San Diego. - [Parapet and Clay Coping Repair](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/parapet-and-clay-coping-repair/): Re-sealing parapet walls, re-setting clay coping and checking the flashing where a flat or low roof meets a raised wall on older San Diego buildings. - [Salt-Air Metal Flashing Repair](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/salt-air-metal-flashing-repair/): Replacing corroded metal flashing, vent collars and drip edges on San Diego roofs close to the ocean, with fasteners and sealants chosen for salt exposure. - [Composition Shingle Replacement](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/composition-shingle-replacement/): Tear-off and new shingle roofs for houses inland in San Diego, with the deck, the underlayment and the ventilation checked before the new shingles go on. - [Rain Leak Diagnosis](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/rain-leak-diagnosis/): Tracing a roof leak back from the ceiling stain to the place water enters, with photographs and moisture readings kept for the repair and any claim. - [Flat Roof Membrane Repair](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/flat-roof-membrane-repair/): Seam, blister and drain repairs on flat and low-slope membranes, with the ponding areas measured and the membrane tested before the crew leaves. - [Mid-Century Roof Replacement](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/mid-century-roof-replacement/): Full re-roofs for single-story homes of the 1950s and 1960s, where the deck, the vents and the old layers are checked before the new covering goes on. - [Pre-Sale Roof Inspection](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/pre-sale-roof-inspection/): A roof walk and attic check that records the covering, flashing, vents and deck for a seller or buyer, with the limits of the inspection stated plainly. - [Attic Heat and Ventilation](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/attic-heat-ventilation/): Adding or clearing soffit intake, ridge and gable vents so the attic moves air in hot weather and the roof covering runs cooler from below. - [Gutter and Downspout Repair](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/gutter-and-downspout-repair/): Re-hanging sagging gutters, sealing joints, clearing downspouts and grading the outlet so water leaves the foundation and fascia on a heavy-rain day. - [Low-Slope Roof Coating](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/low-slope-roof-coating/): Cleaning, repairing and coating a low-slope roof surface so the sun has less effect on the membrane, with the surface prepared and the coating matched to what is underneath. - [Apartment Building Roof Replacement](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/apartment-roof-replacement/): Full re-roofing of multi-unit buildings, with the phasing, access and protection of occupied units planned in writing before any covering is removed. - [Fascia and Eave Repair](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/fascia-and-eave-repair/): Replacing soft fascia, soffit and eave trim, and re-fixing the edge of the roof so the gutter, the covering and the vents work together. - [Emergency Roof Tarping](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/emergency-roof-tarping/): A secured temporary cover over an open or leaking roof after wind, rain or a fallen branch, with the damage photographed and the permanent repair scoped after. - [Roof Replacement Written Scope](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/roof-replacement-written-scope/): A line-by-line scope for any roof job in San Diego, with the licence, the workers' compensation cover and the insurance certificate checked before work begins. - [Skylight and Roof Window Repair](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/services/skylight-and-roof-window-repair/): Re-sealing, re-flashing or replacing skylights and roof windows, with the curb, the flashing and the ceiling below checked for water that has already entered. ## Service areas - [Mission Hills, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/mission-hills/): ZIP 92103 - [San Diego, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/san-diego/): ZIP 92101, 92103, 92104, 92106, 92107, 92110 - [Coronado, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/coronado/): ZIP 92118 - [North Park, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/north-park/): ZIP 92104 - [Kensington, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/kensington/): ZIP 92116 - [Point Loma, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/point-loma/): ZIP 92106 - [Mission Valley, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/mission-valley/): ZIP 92108 - [National City, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/national-city/): ZIP 91950, 91951 - [Ocean Beach, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/ocean-beach/): ZIP 92107 - [Linda Vista, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/linda-vista/): ZIP 92111 - [Encanto, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/encanto/): ZIP 92114 - [Lincoln Acres, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/lincoln-acres/): ZIP 91947 - [Pacific Beach, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/pacific-beach/): ZIP 92109 - [Lemon Grove, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/lemon-grove/): ZIP 91945, 91946 - [Clairemont, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/clairemont/): ZIP 92117 - [Bonita, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/bonita/): ZIP 91902, 91908 - [La Mesa, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/la-mesa/): ZIP 91941, 91942, 91943, 91944 - [Imperial Beach, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/imperial-beach/): ZIP 91932, 91933 - [La Jolla, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/la-jolla/): ZIP 92037 - [Spring Valley, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/spring-valley/): ZIP 91977, 91978 - [Chula Vista, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/chula-vista/): ZIP 91910, 91911, 91913, 91914, 91915 - [San Ysidro, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/san-ysidro/): ZIP 92173 - [El Cajon, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/el-cajon/): ZIP 92019, 92020, 92022 - [Santee, CA](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/areas/santee/): ZIP 92071, 92072 - [ZIP code checker](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/zip-check/): full list of covered ZIP codes ## Pricing and answers - [Price guide](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/pricing/): typical price ranges for every service - [FAQ](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/faq/) - [What Moves the Price of a Roof Job in San Diego](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/roof-cost-factors-san-diego/): No honest price list exists for roof work in San Diego that this site can stand behind, so this guide explains what moves a quote instead. The roof's material, its exposure to salt or to inland sun, the number of layers on the deck, the access for crew and materials and the written scope decide the price. A quote is set on site, after the roof has been read. - [Checking a C-39 Roofing Licence Before Any Work Starts in San Diego](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/c39-roofer-licence-check-san-diego/): In California, roofing is licensed by the Contractors State License Board under the C-39 classification. A roofer in San Diego should be able to give a licence number on the phone, and the homeowner can check that number on the board's own website. A C-39 roofer must also carry workers' compensation coverage even with no employees, so the certificate is the second document to ask for. - [What One Wet August Day Showed About Roofs in San Diego](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/hilary-rain-san-diego-roofs/): On 20 August 2023 Hurricane Hilary brought 1.82 inches of rain to San Diego, the wettest August day on record there, according to the National Weather Service. This guide explains what a single heavy day like that tests on a roof, what this site can say about the damage it caused, and what it cannot. - [A Season-by-Season Roof Check for East County Homes](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/east-county-sun-roof-calendar/): In East County, the sun and the heat named in the fact sheet are the main drivers of roof work. The sunny faces of a covering are the first to wear, and the attic is the second place to check. This guide sets out what to look for in each season and gives a simple calendar a homeowner can follow. - [Looking After a Clay Tile Roof in San Diego's Older Neighborhoods](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/clay-tile-roof-care-historic-san-diego/): Clay tile roofs in San Diego's older neighborhoods are often red Mission tile on Spanish Colonial Revival houses, with decorative clay vents and parapets finished in the same tile. A city historic report on a 1926 Mission Hills house describes exactly that, and a 1927 Kensington Manor house in another report has a parapet lined with clay roof tiles. This guide explains how such a roof is kept sound over time. - [A Checklist for a Roof Near the Water in San Diego](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/coastal-roof-checklist-san-diego/): Salt air is the main driver of roof work on the coast of San Diego, as the fact sheet records, and it works on the roof through the metal, the trim and the fixings before it shows on the covering. This checklist sets out what to look at, how often and what to do when a fault appears, for a house or a building near the water. - [How a Roof Insurance Claim Usually Runs for a San Diego Home](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/roof-insurance-claims-california/): A roof insurance claim follows a general pattern: a sudden event is reported, the damage is photographed and mitigated, the adjuster inspects, and the insurer decides what the policy covers. This page describes that pattern only. The policy and the insurer decide the coverage, and the complaint route in California is the California Department of Insurance. - [A Roof Check to Finish Before the Next Heavy Rain in San Diego](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/guides/pre-storm-roof-check-san-diego/): San Diego's rain is usually light, but the city's roofs are tested by the occasional heavy day. A pre-storm check looks at the outlets, the valleys, the flashing at each vent and chimney, and the attic beneath. This guide sets out the order of the check, what a homeowner can do alone and when to call (833) 751-2102 for a technician. ## Company - [About](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/about/) - [Reviews](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/reviews/) - [Contact](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/contact/) ## Optional - [Full text of every page](https://sandiegoroofing.shop/llms-full.txt)