We work on single-family houses in Canoga Park and the west San Fernando Valley. That is a deliberate limit: the housing here is a known quantity -- low-pitch ranch, tile, and a low-slope addition on the back of half of it -- and knowing it is most of the job.
Every survey covers the attic as well as the roof, because on these houses the entry point and the stain are rarely in the same place. Every job is photographed slope by slope. Every price is against a written scope.
Describe what you are seeing. Most jobs are diagnosed from a short conversation and a photograph, before anyone travels.
A full walk of the roof and the attic space together, with every slope photographed before anything is moved.
A written quote against a written scope that names the detail that failed, so nothing is added later without your say-so.
The area is left clean, nails swept, and you get the before-and-after set for your records.
A mix of post-war ranch and much later tract housing, a lot of it tile-roofed.
Rambling, horizontally oriented Contemporary Ranch houses on curvilinear streets.
Predominantly low-rise residential, like the rest of the west Valley.
Post-war tracts plus a rural and equestrian fringe with notably larger lots.
Single-story ranch tracts, composition shingle and concrete tile, with low-slope additions on many of them.
Every covering the last century produced, on every plan.
Free inspection, written quote, no obligation - and an honest answer about whether you need the big job at all.