New Roof
A new roof planned around your property's design, material preferences and budget — from deck preparation to installation and final inspection.
Best for: New construction, additions, or homeowners ready for a full reset rather than patches.
What the work includes
- Deck inspection and repair as needed
- Underlayment suited to the finish material
- Flashings at walls, valleys and penetrations
- Ventilation reviewed
- Finish roofing in tile, shingle or flat system
What to expect, step by step
- 01
Inspect
We walk the roof and note materials, condition and details.
- 02
Written options
The scope and materials are written down so you can compare.
- 03
Schedule and protect
We coordinate timing and protect the property.
- 04
Install
Work is done in sequence from deck to finish material.
- 05
Walk-through
We review the work with you and clean up.
What affects the estimate
We do not post price ranges because they would not be honest without seeing your roof. These are the things that move the number for this kind of work:
- Size, shape and access of the building
- Material and system chosen
- Tear-off scope and deck condition
- Flashings, drainage and ventilation
- Permit and scheduling requirements
Read before you compare quotes
- Materials comparisonCompare tile, asphalt shingle, modified bitumen, single-ply, and silicone coating for Southern California homes: strengths, trade-offs and who each suits.
- Estimate cost factorsA plain-language guide to what changes the price of a roofing estimate in Southern California, and how to compare two written estimates fairly. No made-up price ranges.
New Roof: common questions
How do I choose the material for a new roof?
Start with roof shape and structure, then budget, style and neighborhood rules. Our materials comparison guide covers the trade-offs.
Who handles permits?
Requirements vary by city and project. We will explain what applies to your address before work is agreed.
More answers on the roofing FAQ.
New Roof by city
We serve 44 cities and communities across San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles County and Ventura County.
- West HillsLos Angeles County
- Woodland HillsLos Angeles County
- Canoga ParkLos Angeles County
- WinnetkaLos Angeles County
- ResedaLos Angeles County
- TarzanaLos Angeles County
- EncinoLos Angeles County
- NorthridgeLos Angeles County
- ChatsworthLos Angeles County
- Sherman OaksLos Angeles County
- Studio CityLos Angeles County
- North HollywoodLos Angeles County
New Roof: a closer look at our work
Original Inclusive Roofing portfolio photographs, selected to show the roof surfaces and preparation details clearly. These examples are not claims of completed projects in a particular service-area city.
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Talk to us about new roof
Tell us what you are seeing. We will look at the roof and put your options in writing.