A family-run roofing team in Campbell
We are a small, hands-on crew. The person who inspects your roof and writes your estimate stays involved through scheduling, the work itself and the final walk-through. Customers mention Roger, Dale, Camden and Zachary by name in their reviews: they are the people who answer the phone, climb the roof with you and come back to check that everything looks right.
Campbell is home base. Our customers live in ranch homes from the 1950s and 1960s, townhomes with shared roofs, Eichlers in the surrounding cities and older bungalows in the unincorporated pockets between Campbell and San Jose. We also work on offices, medical buildings and small commercial roofs nearby.
How we work on every roof
- We find the real problem first. Leaks are traced to where water enters, not patched where it shows. Sometimes the answer is that the roof is fine and the stain is indoor humidity, and we will tell you so.
- We show you what we see. Photos, and sometimes video, of the damage and the options, explained in plain terms.
- We put the price in writing. Line items for tear-off, deck repair, underlayment, flashing and the finished roof, so you can compare quotes fairly.
- We respect the property. Tarps over plants, organized materials, debris cleaned up daily and a final pass for stray nails.
- We stay in touch. You know when materials arrive, when the crew starts and what happens next.
The roofs we work on most around Campbell
Most of our days are spent on single-story ranch homes from the 1950s through the 1970s, the houses that filled Campbell after it incorporated in 1952. Many are on their second or third roof. We also see a lot of 1970s and 1980s plastic dome skylights failing at the curb, cedar shake roofs from the 1980s and 1990s that are past their life, concrete tile tracts whose original underlayment has worn out, and flat dormers and garages that pond water near the drains.
Just outside Campbell the mix changes: Eichler flat roofs in Sunnyvale, Cupertino and Palo Alto, hillside homes in wildfire hazard zones above Los Gatos and Saratoga, and redwood-shaded cabins over Highway 17 where moss and needles are the main enemies. Knowing what a roof of a given age and type usually needs is how we keep an inspection short and an estimate honest.
Estimates, photo reports and insurance paperwork
Every estimate is free and in writing. We list tear-off, deck repair and dry rot, underlayment, flashing, ventilation and the finished roof as separate lines, so you can compare our number with anyone else's line by line. You also get the photos we took on the roof and in the attic, which is usually the moment the repair-or-replace question answers itself.
After a storm or a fallen limb, the same photo report becomes your claim file. We document the damage, write a line-item estimate an adjuster can work from and can meet the adjuster at the house. Your policy decides what is covered; our job is to make sure nothing on the roof is missed.
What we do
Our work covers roof repair, roof replacement in shingle, tile and metal, flat roofing and coatings, gutters and downspouts, skylights, attic ventilation, commercial roofing and emergency roof repair after storms and fallen limbs. When storm damage turns into an insurance claim, we document it with photos and a line-item estimate and can meet your adjuster at the house.
Where we work
Most of our jobs are in Campbell and the cities around it: San Jose, Santa Clara, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Saratoga and Monte Sereno. We also travel to the rest of Santa Clara County and to nearby parts of Santa Cruz, San Mateo and Alameda counties, scheduling the longer trips ahead of time. The full list is on our service areas page.
What our customers say
Our Google Business Profile showed 64 reviews when we last checked in May 2026. Customers mention clean job sites, clear explanations and straight answers about whether a roof needs work at all. You can read them, quoted as written, on our customer reviews page, and if we have worked on your roof we would be grateful for yours.