Your Roofing Contractors in Rowland Heights CA

Rowland Heights Roofing’s experienced professionals have years of training and successful project completion across Rowland Heights, the San Gabriel Valley, and the greater Los Angeles area. Our licensed and insured experts have carried out roof maintenance, roof repairs, and new roof installations with impressive and sustained, durable results, owing in part to our commitment to constant improvement and learning. We track the newest developments and techniques in the roofing space and take our craft seriously, always looking for ways to get better so that we can deliver even stronger outcomes for our customers at even lower prices.

Our belief is that to give our customers the best results, we should use the best possible brands. We’d use the best products on our own roofs, so why should yours be any different? We don’t cut corners, so household names like GAF, TAMKO, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed ensure that you’re getting longevity and cosmetically appealing results for your roof.

No matter your roofing challenge, your roof’s style or structure, or the materials on your roof, we have the tools, expertise, and work ethic to provide unbeatable service. Our team is available to treat everything from the most minuscule leak to the most extensive damage, and we’ll show up whether it’s an emergency situation or routine maintenance. Whether you have a hipped, gabled, or flat roof, or if it’s built with asphalt shingles, metal panels, clay or slate tiles, or wood shingles, our commitment to you is the same. And we don’t just treat loose shingles or cracked, warped, or torn flashing; we also will work on your leaking skylight or your dented gutters.

We know that roofing work can be an unexpected cost and a potential hit to your carefully planned home services or business budget. And we understand that even though roof maintenance and roof repairs can be needed, you’ll still have questions about pricing and affordability. That’s why we prioritize giving you free, transparent quotes prior to any project, which explain all of our estimated costs and timelines. From the materials we’ll use to the labor required, we want you to feel confident in the value you’re getting, and we’ll never suggest additional services that you don’t need just to sell you on more work. 

One thing we promise is that you can always count on our roofing expert to show up every day with a winning attitude and a respectful, responsive approach to the job and your needs. That’s because we do what we do for your benefit, and to serve you and the community with our roofing expertise. We’re always happy to share updates on our work with you or to answer questions you have along the way, and our goal is to always delight and surprise you with our results and outcomes.

Hip roofs are those with four sloping sides that all converge at a common apex point. Included as subcategories of hip roofs are styles like pyramid roofs, crossed roofs, and mansard roofs. Hip roofs tolerate forceful winds well, but may not be as viable when needing to shed snow. They don’t typically offer as much attic space as a gabled roof and can be more challenging and costly to construct. On the other hand, a hipped roof can be a great match for a home or business’s overall architectural style and design, acting as a distinctive capstone on any building. 

Gabled roofs, and associated subcategories including a-frame, gambrel, front, cross, and standard roofs, have two sloped slides that meet at a peak. The other two sides are open, slopeless, and triangular in shape. Gabled roofs don’t handle strong winds as well as hipped roofs, but they better tolerate snow, can be less expensive to install, and easier to maintain due to being simpler than hipped roofs. For the eco-conscious consumer, a gabled roof can potentially fit solar panels more effectively than a hipped roof due to the shape of the structure. On the other hand, a more expensive insurance premium due to reduced ability to tolerate wind is a possibility.

White not always 100% flat, owing to the need for some degree of slope for water drainage, flat roofs have much less slope than both hipped and gabled roofs. A cost-effective option due to manageable installation costs, maintenance costs, and energy efficiency, flat roofs are valued for versatility. You can put a rooftop patio, solar panels, or rooftop gardens on a flat roof. The primary downsides are a potentially limited aesthetic value and the possibility of pooling moisture and water, which in extreme cases can accumulate and even strain a roof with pressure and weight.