Licensed C-39 Roofer · CSLB #1158153Serving the Bay Area & SacramentoReal local people, 7 days a week
Service Areas
California Roof Pros repairs, replaces and inspects roofs in six Northern California regions, from offices in Concord and Danville. Find your city below for local permit, fire-zone and roofing details.
Where does California Roof Pros work? We serve homeowners and businesses across Contra Costa, Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado and Yolo counties. Our headquarters is at 5650 Imhoff Drive in Concord, with a second office in Danville. Every job runs under the same CSLB license #1158153.
Northern California isn’t one roofing market. A 1950s ranch under Lafayette oaks, a flat-roofed Eichler in Palo Alto, a tile roof in a San Ramon HOA, a torch-down flat in the Sunset and a Class A rebuild in Santa Rosa are five different jobs under five different sets of local rules. Each region and city page covers the permit process, housing stock and fire requirements for that place.
Contra Costa & Alameda counties · Home region
Our home region, from the Diablo Valley to the Oakland hills. Postwar tract homes on their third roof, Lamorinda’s fire-rated hillsides, and concrete tile in the Tri-Valley that has outlived its underlayment.
Also: Castro Valley, Union City, San Leandro, Newark, Alameda, Oakley, Pittsburg, Discovery Bay
City & County of San Francisco
The city’s own roofing trade: flat and low-slope roofs, shared party walls, historic stock and fire department rules for torch-applied work. See our torch-down roofing guide for what SFFD requires.
Also: Sea Cliff, Lake Street, Parkside, Golden Gate Heights
Also: West Portal, Miraloma Park, Ingleside Terraces, Westwood Park
Also: Presidio Heights, Cow Hollow, Russian Hill, Nob Hill, North Beach
Also: Potrero Hill, Glen Park, Mission District, Excelsior, Bayview
San Mateo County & northern Santa Clara County
From Burlingame to Atherton and Palo Alto: 1920s tile in marine air, estate properties under architectural review, and the largest concentration of mid-century low-slope homes in California.
Also: Belmont, Foster City, Redwood Shores
Santa Clara County
San Jose’s neighborhoods, from Willow Glen bungalows to Almaden Valley tile, plus the West Valley foothills where the fire maps begin.
Also: Rose Garden, Cambrian Park, Evergreen, Berryessa
Also: Milpitas
Also: San Martin
Marin, Sonoma, Napa & Solano counties
Where wildfire and insurance drive most roof decisions: post-2017 rebuilds, Class A conversions and steep, wooded Marin access.
Also: Sausalito, Larkspur, San Anselmo, Corte Madera
Also: Yountville, St. Helena, Calistoga, American Canyon
Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado & Yolo counties
The capital region, where summer heat ages roofs fastest and Title 24 cool-roof rules shape most re-roofs. Much of the 1995–2007 tract wave is reaching its first replacement now.
Also: Loomis, Lincoln, Auburn
Also: Curtis Park, Natomas, Midtown, Arden-Arcade
Either office can book your inspection. Concord runs central Contra Costa and our regions outside the East Bay. Danville covers the San Ramon Valley and Tri-Valley.
Permits, fire rules and the energy code decide more about a roof than brand names do. These are the questions we answer first on every quote.
| Region | Common roofs | What drives the job |
|---|---|---|
| East Bay | Composition shingle on postwar tract, concrete tile, wood shake in Lamorinda | City vs. county permits; fire hazard mapping in the hills (Orinda requires Class A citywide) |
| San Francisco | Flat and low-slope, torch-down and modified bitumen | SFFD hot-work permit for torch work, party walls, historic review |
| Peninsula | Clay tile, Eichler low-slope, slate on estates | Architectural and design review, marine-air wear on metal and fasteners |
| South Bay | Concrete tile on 1970s–80s tract, older bungalows | Underlayment replacement (lift and relay), fire maps in the West Valley foothills |
| North Bay | Rebuild stock, wood shake conversions, steep Marin roofs | Class A and Chapter 7A wildfire rules, insurer roof requirements |
| Greater Sacramento | Builder-grade shingle and concrete tile on 1995–2007 tract | Heat and attic ventilation, Title 24 cool-roof rules on re-roofs |
Check fire hazard mapping for an address on CAL FIRE’s Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps, and verify any roofer’s license with the CSLB license lookup.
We serve six Northern California regions: the East Bay, San Francisco, the Peninsula, the South Bay, the North Bay and Greater Sacramento. That covers Contra Costa, Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado and Yolo counties.
Yes. Linked cities have their own pages with local permit and roofing details. Every other city listed is fully within our service area and is covered by its region page. Call (925) 412-4584 to check a specific address.
Our headquarters is at 5650 Imhoff Drive, Suite A, Concord, CA 94520, (925) 412-4584. Our Danville office is at 4115 Blackhawk Plaza Circle, Suite 100, Danville, CA 94506, (925) 496-0633.
Yes. We handle the roofing permit with whichever agency covers your address, whether that’s a city building division or the county, and schedule the required inspections.
Yes. We offer free roof inspections with a written, line-item quote across all six regions, with no pressure and no upsell.
