Roofer in Los Angeles, CA

Roof repairs, inspections and full replacements for all roof types.

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Roofing in Los Angeles is shaped by sun, dry heat and hillside homes: asphalt shingles, tile and metal roofs all face strong sun that wears materials down over time, while winter rain can test flashing and gutters. A small leak can stain a ceiling or damage an attic before it is noticed, and storm damage can break shingles or tiles in a single event. Most homes here use asphalt shingles as the baseline, but tile is common too, and the material affects both the price and the lifespan. Because many homes are on slopes, access can shape the job as much as the roof itself.

Roofer in Los Angeles

What does roofer cost in Los Angeles?

Nationally a roof repair costs $400-$1,900, with a common range of $395-$1,968, a full replacement averaging around $9,500, typically $7,500-$14,000 for asphalt shingles on a home of about 1,700 square feet, and an inspection at $100-$400. In Los Angeles, expect quotes above the national average for many jobs, since larger homes, tile roofs and hillside access can add to the cost. Compare written quotes that name the material, warranty and cleanup.

JobTypical US rangeNotes
Roof repair$400-$1,900 (typical $395-$1,968)Common repair jobs, parts and labor
Roof replacement~$9,500 avg, typical $7,500-$14,000Asphalt shingles, ~1,700 sq ft home
Roof inspection$100-$400Professional inspection, often credited toward repair work

Typical US ranges based on published HomeAdvisor / Angi / Thumbtack cost guides, checked November 2026. Your quote will vary by city, roof size and job scope -- always get 2-3 written quotes.

Roofer in Los Angeles

Good to know in Los Angeles

Booking a roofer company in Los Angeles

For a leak that is letting water in, call the same day — winter rain is when Los Angeles roofs usually show their age. For a planned replacement, book in the dry summer months, when crews can work without rain delays. Ask about ember-resistant materials if your home is near brush, and get the quote in writing before work starts.

Top roofer companies in Los Angeles

Verified companies with real ratings from public listings. Ratings were checked November 7, 2026 — confirm on the source listing before you book.

All In Roofing

★★★★★ 5.0 / 5 · 263 reviews · via Google Business Profile

Full roof replacement, roof repair

Areas: Los Angeles

Benefit Roofing

★★★★★ 5.0 / 5 · 117 reviews · via Google Business Profile

Roof repair, replacement and installation; residential and commercial

Areas: Los Angeles (serving since 1984)

Bilt-Well Roofing

★★★★☆ 4.7 / 5 · 156 reviews · via Google Business Profile

Full roof replacement (reroof), roof repair

Areas: Los Angeles

Francisco's Roofing Inc.

★★★★★ 5.0 / 5 · 112 reviews · via Google Business Profile

Roof repair and replacement, family-run and veteran-owned

Areas: Los Angeles

Kayhan's Roofing

★★★★★ 5.0 / 5 · 100 reviews · via Google Business Profile

Roofing, commercial and multi-property jobs

Areas: Los Angeles

How to choose — quick checklist

  1. Confirm the roofer is licensed and insured, including workers compensation
  2. Ask for a written quote that names the material, warranty and cleanup
  3. Check reviews and ask for addresses of recent local jobs you can drive past
  4. Ask whether the quote includes removing the old roof and disposing of it
  5. Compare at least two quotes for any replacement, and check the warranty length

Red flags to watch for

Frequently asked questions about roofer in Los Angeles

Nationally a roof repair costs $400-$1,900, with a common range of $395-$1,968. In Los Angeles, expect prices above the national average because of larger homes, tile roofs and hillside access. The price depends on the size of the damaged area, the material and how easy the roof is to access.

Nationally a full replacement averages around $9,500, typically $7,500-$14,000 for asphalt shingles on a home of about 1,700 square feet. Los Angeles quotes often sit above that range. Larger roofs, steep slopes and premium materials such as metal or tile cost more.

Asphalt shingle roofs usually last 20 to 30 years, depending on shingle quality, climate and how well the roof was installed and ventilated. Metal roofs can last 40 years or more. Sun and dry heat can shorten that life, so a roofer can estimate the remaining life of your roof during an inspection.

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