Interior

• Tile Installation
• Skylight Repair/Replacement

Construction

• New Construction

Exterior

• Gutters
  Knowledge of assemblies on Metal roof/wall systems including pipes, HVAC ducts flashings, rain gutters and furnace casings.
• Residential Roof Repair
  We are servicing commercial, industrial, office buildings, and multi-family residential homeowner associations. We can perform roof repairs, preventive maintenance, complete re-roofs, and more.
• Residential Roof Replacement/Installation
  The quality of your roof can deteriorate over years. Even the smallest issues you don’t think are a big deal can build up to your roof over time, becoming more serious. That’s why you shouldn’t put off any repairs your roof needs. Doing repairs by yourself can be dangerous if you’re not an experienced professional and you may not get the job done right. A bad roof isn’t only unsightly but it can ruin your building as a whole. This is why you need to call on a company that specializes in HOAs, Multi-Family and Apartment Building roofing.
• Commercial Roof Repair
  Commercial buildings need to have their roofs installed and maintained by an expert roofing contractor. Commercial roofing is different from residential roofing since it tends to use a flat or low slope design. There are different commercial roofs available in Los Angeles. When it comes to commercial roofing, you need to understand the different types of roofs available. If you are installing a new roof on a new building or thinking of renovating the roof of an existing building, there are four main commercial roofing systems you can consider.
• Commercial Roof Replacement/Installation
  Thermoplastic roofing systems (TPO) are popular when it comes to commercial roofing. The material used in making the roof is durable with low-temperature flexibility and high tolerance to high temperatures. The roofs are also resistant to chemical exposure, UV rays, and ozone. The roofs are also resistant to fires, punctures, and high winds. The roofs have a lifespan of over 20 years.
• Residential Roof Inspection

General

• Insulation
  Green roofs are commonly known as living roofs. They have become popular and consist of roofs covered with soil and vegetation. The vegetation on the roof is planted over a waterproofing membrane. The benefit of these roofs is that they soak up heat, rain water and improve the insulation value of the roof. The roof also extends the lifespan of the roof and helps save on energy bills.