About
The business in short: the Brea roofs we work on, how a job gets scoped and priced in writing, and the kinds of work we say no to.
A Brea roofing business built around the sale
Carbon Canyon Roofing works Brea: replacement, repair, leak tracing, emergency cover, tile roofing and flat roof repair, on a housing stock that runs from Olinda Village's 1960s homes on an 1890s oil-town site to the 2010s master-planned streets of Blackstone and La Floresta.
The site is built around the moment Brea residents actually post about: a house in escrow, or a house about to be listed, and a roof nobody has read yet. Every visit ends with the roof in writing: what it is, what it needs, what each option is estimated to cost, and what can honestly wait.
- Roofing only, no siding, gutters, windows or solar
- No storm paperwork of any kind
- Brea's neighborhoods only
- No price without seeing the roof, and the attic where there is one
Four steps, no surprises
The roof read in writing before a sale, and a written quote for every job before any work starts.
Call with the address and the date
Tell us what you are seeing, a stain, a drip, cracked tile, shingles in the yard, and whether there is a date that matters: an escrow deadline, a listing, an inspection already done.
Look before any price
The slopes and the details that fail, then the attic where there is one. On tile, a few tiles are lifted where the underlayment needs to be seen.
The roof in writing
What the covering is, its condition, what is a repair and what is a replacement, each as an estimated range, and what can wait.
The work, then the walkaround
Repair or replacement to the written scope, the Brea re-roof permit on a replacement, photographs before and after, and a walk around the finished job before the final payment.
How to tell a good roofer in Brea, CA before you hire one
Every one of these is checkable, and every one of them is on ours.
They hold a C-39 license
California licenses roofing contractors under the CSLB C-39 class. The number belongs on the quote and the contract, and the CSLB will confirm it.
They keep the deposit small
On a California home improvement contract the down payment is capped at $1,000 or 10 percent of the price, whichever is less.
They look before they price
A roofer who quotes over the phone without seeing the roof is guessing. A good one examines the roof, and the ceilings under it, first.
They put the roof in writing
What the covering is, what it needs, what each option is estimated to cost, and on a replacement, the Brea re-roof permit.
Want a figure on it?
The estimated range before we travel, and the figure in writing before any work starts.