California's Trusted, Professional

Roofing Contractor

License # 956887

Principle Roofing is a friendly, family-owned roofing contractor providing roofing services for your home or business. We are licensed, bonded and insured, and our top priorities include our quality workmanship, professional service and customer satisfaction.

  • Permits

    We apply for all the necessary city or county permits for your roofing job, and take care of all the paperwork for you.  The price of the roof includes the cost of your permit.  After the job is completed, we inspect the roof and meet with the city or county inspector for a final inspection.

  • Licensing & Insurance

    Our company is fully licensed with every city and county in which we do work, and we are insured for workers' compensation. This means that our customers are completely protected from injuries on the job, and that you have recourse if something should go wrong with the installation.  We will gladly provide you with copies of our licenses and insurance certificates.

  • Warranties

    Our re-roofing and new roof jobs are guaranteed for 5 years from defects in workmanship or leaks.  As always, we stand behind every one of our roofing jobs

  • Products

    We offer quality products from Owen Cornings, CertainTeed, GAF, MonierLifetile, Gerard, Eaglelite, Elk,  Decra, IKO, and Boral 

Principle Roofing Specializes in All Types of Roofing

01 Dimensional Composition

02 Stone Coated Metal Roof

03 Concrete Tiles

04 Flat Roofs

Expert & Professional Services

Principle Roofing has a wide variety of color and styles of roofing for you to choose from. Our roofing products come with 30-year to lifetime warranties. Whatever your roofing needs, we will provide you with quality workmanship, competitive prices, and premium products from major manufacturers. Quality is important to us and we stand behind our work by putting it in writing with service warranties.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question? We’re here to help.

  • How do I know if I need a new roof?

    The following are things that may indicate that your roof needs replacing:

    • Missing, cracked, or curling shingles
    • Shingle, sheathing, or siding decay
    • Sagging roof areas (possibly rotting wood)
    • Leakage in the attic after heavy rains
    • Stains on interior walls or ceilings

    If you are in need of a new roof, choose Principle Roofing for your roofing contractor! We will get the job done quickly and professionally. 

  • Why should I choose Principle Roofing?

    Here are some reasons why choosing Principle Roofing as your roofing contractor is the best choice:

    • Appointments made at the customer's convenience.
    • Roof estimates are free.
    • We are experienced, licensed, and insured.
    • We treat your property with the respect you deserve.
    • We stand behind our work with service warranties.
  • What is the right price for a new roof?

    The answer to this question depends on many factors, including the material chosen and the size of the roof. For a commitment-free quote, please contact us.

  • If you come out to my home or business and give us a free estimate, am I under any obligation to use your company?

    When you choose Principle Roofing to be your roofing contractor, we will always give our customers the best advice and best price we possibly can. We will be happy to answer any of your questions or discuss other options you might have. However, you will never be obligated to use our company.

  • How long does it take to replace a roof?

    The time required to replace a roof depends on the size, type and difficulty of the roof and can take anywhere from a few days to more than a week. The time involved is substantially affected by the weather as well as the number of inspections required by the city.  Before we begin each job we advise the client on how long we expect the job to last.

  • What happens if it rains on the day you're scheduled to work on my home?

    The work is rescheduled for the next business day on which there is no rain. We pay close attention to weather forecasts and do not do any tear-offs on any day that has a chance of rain.

  • Can I apply new shingles over existing shingles?

    Yes. You can apply new shingles over existing shingles, but it depends on the condition of the roof and city ordinance. If the roof has one layer of shingles that are laying flat and the deck is in good condition, the existing shingles typically do not have to be removed. Check with local officials to make sure that building codes are being followed.

  • What can I do about mildew on my roof?

    Most home improvement stores sell a mildew cleaner that can be applied to your roof with a sprayer. Mildew cleaners shouldn’t damage your roof in any way.

  • How often should I clean my gutters?

    Gutters should be cleaned at least once in the summer and twice in the fall. Choosing us as your roofing contractor will guarantee that your gutters stay in top shape for any weather.

  • Can I replace missing and damaged tiles or shingles without calling a roofing contractor?

    It is always recommended that you use a professional roofing contractor, but in case of an emergency, it is possible for you to replace the shingle or broken tile yourself.

    • Composition Shingle Replacement: For composition shingles, roofing cement can be used to repair torn or curled shingles. Stabilize repaired shingles with nails or a heavy board until the cement has dried. To replace a composition, carefully lift the shingle above the missing shingle, then trim and place the new shingle underneath so that it doesn't catch on any edges (it may be necessary to remove excess staples or nails). Carefully nail the new shingle into place.
    • Wood Shingles or Shakes Replacement: For wood shingles, repairs are best done with an aluminum piece that can be slid under the shingle. This should protect the exposed area, while not being visible from below.
    • To replace a wood shingle requires a special tool, a shingle ripper, to slip under the shingle and hook and cut the nail. The nail can also be cut with a hacksaw but is difficult to do. Slip the new shingle into position, but leave it ¼ inch longer than the other shingles. Then nail it into place right below the end of the overlapping shingle above. Finally, with a block of wood against the shingle butt, drive it up the last ¼ inch to bend the nails under the shingle above.
    • Tile Replacement: To replace a tile, remove all of the broken pieces, then gently lift the tiles and slide the new tile into place until it hooks over the batten.
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