Service areas
Nationwide Commercial Roof Inspection and Maintenance Service Areas
Our crews scan, repair and maintain flat and low-slope commercial roofs nationwide. In California, the county pages below give local detail for 19 counties in 3 regions: Southern California, the Central Coast and the Central Valley.
Trusted since 1983 on over 20,000 commercial roofs. License 435836.
Which California counties have their own detail pages?
19 California counties have their own detail pages: 6 in Southern California, 5 on the Central Coast and 8 in the Central Valley.
| County | Region | Example building | Example roof size | Program that often fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles County | Southern California | distribution warehouse | 120,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Orange County | Southern California | tilt-up industrial building | 80,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Riverside County | Southern California | big-box distribution center | 400,000 sq ft | Protect |
| San Bernardino County | Southern California | distribution center | 500,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Ventura County | Southern California | light industrial building | 60,000 sq ft | Protect |
| San Diego County | Southern California | industrial building | 100,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Santa Barbara County | Central Coast | commercial building | 50,000 sq ft | Monitor |
| San Luis Obispo County | Central Coast | winery production building | 40,000 sq ft | Monitor |
| Monterey County | Central Coast | produce cooling facility | 120,000 sq ft | Protect |
| San Benito County | Central Coast | agricultural processing building | 60,000 sq ft | Monitor |
| Santa Cruz County | Central Coast | food processing plant | 50,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Kern County | Central Valley | distribution center | 600,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Tulare County | Central Valley | citrus packing house | 150,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Kings County | Central Valley | food processing plant | 70,000 sq ft | Monitor |
| Fresno County | Central Valley | distribution center | 300,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Madera County | Central Valley | nut processing plant | 100,000 sq ft | Monitor |
| Merced County | Central Valley | food processing plant | 120,000 sq ft | Protect |
| Stanislaus County | Central Valley | food processing plant | 200,000 sq ft | Manage |
| San Joaquin County | Central Valley | distribution center | 800,000 sq ft | Protect |
Each county page describes the local building stock, the climate stresses on flat roofs there, the permit offices that apply and the towns we reach. Pick a county below to see the figures for your area.
Which Southern California counties are on our service list?
Southern California includes 6 counties on our list, from Los Angeles and Orange on the coast to Riverside and San Bernardino in the Inland Empire.
Logistics buildings dominate the inland counties, while coastal counties mix tilt-up industrial parks, offices, medical buildings and retail centers. Salt air near the ocean and high summer heat inland age roofs in different ways.
- Los Angeles CountyExample: 120,000 sq ft distribution warehouse
- Orange CountyExample: 80,000 sq ft tilt-up industrial building
- Riverside CountyExample: 400,000 sq ft big-box distribution center
- San Bernardino CountyExample: 500,000 sq ft distribution center
- Ventura CountyExample: 60,000 sq ft light industrial building
- San Diego CountyExample: 100,000 sq ft industrial building
Which Central Coast counties do our crews reach?
Our crews reach 5 Central Coast counties, running from Santa Barbara north through San Luis Obispo, Monterey and San Benito to Santa Cruz.
Agriculture shapes the roof stock here: produce coolers, wineries, packing sheds and food plants sit beside downtown retail and campus buildings. Marine fog keeps many roofs damp for long stretches, which favors moisture scanning.
- Santa Barbara CountyExample: 50,000 sq ft commercial building
- San Luis Obispo CountyExample: 40,000 sq ft winery production building
- Monterey CountyExample: 120,000 sq ft produce cooling facility
- San Benito CountyExample: 60,000 sq ft agricultural processing building
- Santa Cruz CountyExample: 50,000 sq ft food processing plant
Which Central Valley counties are part of our coverage?
Our coverage includes 8 Central Valley counties along Highway 99 and Interstate 5, from Kern in the south to San Joaquin in the north.
Distribution centers along the freeways and processing plants for nuts, citrus, dairy and produce make up most of the large flat roofs. Summer heat above 100 degrees and tule fog in winter are the main stresses.
- Kern CountyExample: 600,000 sq ft distribution center
- Tulare CountyExample: 150,000 sq ft citrus packing house
- Kings CountyExample: 70,000 sq ft food processing plant
- Fresno CountyExample: 300,000 sq ft distribution center
- Madera CountyExample: 100,000 sq ft nut processing plant
- Merced CountyExample: 120,000 sq ft food processing plant
- Stanislaus CountyExample: 200,000 sq ft food processing plant
- San Joaquin CountyExample: 800,000 sq ft distribution center
How long does a roof scan take on a typical building in each region?
Our scan covers about 50,000 square feet an hour, so example buildings across the 3 regions range from about 1 hour to about 16 hours of scanning.
Roof sizes match the example building on each county page. Actual time depends on access, equipment density and roof sections.
Very large roofs are scanned across consecutive days, and the report still arrives within 48 hours of the final pass. How the scan works is covered on commercial roof inspections.
What does a maintenance program cost in different counties?
Program pricing uses the same 3 published tiers in every county: Monitor at $0.12 to $0.15, Protect at $0.22 to $0.25 and Manage at $0.40 to $0.45 per square foot per year.
| County | Example roof size | Tier | Example annual cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| San Joaquin County | 800,000 sq ft | Protect | $176,000 to $200,000 |
| Kern County | 600,000 sq ft | Protect | $132,000 to $150,000 |
| San Bernardino County | 500,000 sq ft | Protect | $110,000 to $125,000 |
| Fresno County | 300,000 sq ft | Protect | $66,000 to $75,000 |
| Los Angeles County | 120,000 sq ft | Protect | $26,400 to $30,000 |
| Santa Barbara County | 50,000 sq ft | Monitor | $6,000 to $7,500 |
Minimums are $1,500 for Monitor, $2,500 for Protect and $4,500 for Manage. Location does not change the rate; roof size and the tier you choose do. Full tier details are on the maintenance programs page.
How do we schedule work across 3 regions?
Scheduling follows 4 steps for every county, starting with a scan request and ending with a stamped report delivered within 48 hours.
Request a scan
Send the address, roof size and any known leaks through the request form or by phone.
Confirm access
We agree on roof access, site contacts and a date that fits your operations.
Scan the roof
Our AI-assisted scan reads the roof from membrane to deck without cutting cores.
Receive the report
A licensed Professional Engineer signs the report, delivered within 48 hours.
- Multi-county portfolios can be scanned on one route and reported together.
- Early morning starts help in the Central Valley summer heat.
- Coastal fog days are planned around so the roof surface is dry enough to scan.
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FAQs
Which California counties have their own pages?
Coverage is nationwide, and these California counties have their own pages: Los Angeles County, Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, Ventura County, San Diego County, Santa Barbara County, San Luis Obispo County, Monterey County, San Benito County, Santa Cruz County, Kern County, Tulare County, Kings County, Fresno County, Madera County, Merced County, Stanislaus County, San Joaquin County.
Is my county missing from the list?
Call (310) 647-7192 or send a scan request. Nearby counties can often be added to a route.
Do prices change by county?
No. The same 3 tiers and minimums apply in every county we serve.
Do you charge travel fees for the Central Valley or Central Coast?
Travel is quoted with the scan. Grouping several buildings on one trip keeps the cost per roof down.
Can one program cover buildings in several counties?
Yes. One program can cover every building in a portfolio, with one set of reports.
Do you work on sloped roofs?
No. We work only on commercial flat and low-slope roofs.
How fast is the report delivered?
Within 48 hours of the scan, signed by a licensed Professional Engineer.
Do you need access inside the building?
No. The scan is done from the roof and needs no interior access.
Do you pull permits in each county?
Yes. Repairs and replacements are permitted through the city or county office that has jurisdiction.
What roof types do you scan?
TPO, PVC, EPDM, modified bitumen, built-up and spray foam roofs.
Are you licensed in California?
Yes. Our California contractor license is 435836.
How do I start?
Request a roof scan or call (310) 647-7192.
Find out what is happening under your roof, wherever the building sits.
Trusted since 1983 on over 20,000 commercial roofs. California License 435836.