Complete Roofing Care for the Mission's Victorians, Flats, and TICs
From a single-family Victorian to a shared-roof TIC building, we handle residential roofing across the full range of the Mission District's real housing stock.
Residential Roofing, the Mission District Way
"Residential roofing" means something different here than it does in a suburban tract-home market. The Mission's residential housing stock spans single-family Victorians and Edwardians, flats split into TIC ownership, small walk-up apartment buildings, and live-work loft conversions — often with a pitched street-facing section paired with a flat rear or rooftop section that has its own maintenance timeline. We work across all of it, with the shared decision-making a multi-owner building sometimes needs built into the process rather than treated as an obstacle.
- Single-family homes — full roof care, from routine maintenance to replacement.
- TIC-owned flats — one written estimate and documentation set all co-owners can review.
- Small apartment buildings — coordinated scheduling to minimize disruption to tenants.
Full-Service Residential Care
- Annual and post-storm inspections.
- Repair for leaks, sun-cracked shingles, and flashing issues.
- Full replacement when a roof is past its useful life.
- Routine maintenance to extend roof lifespan and catch small issues early.
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Residential Roofing Questions
What kind of residential roofs do you work on?
Everything common to the Mission District: single-family Victorians and Edwardians, TIC-owned flats, small walk-up apartment buildings, and live-work loft conversions — both pitched and flat sections.
Do you work with TIC co-owners on a shared roof?
Yes. We provide one written estimate and a single set of documentation that all co-owners can review together, which is usually what a shared-roof decision needs.
How often should a residential roof be inspected?
We recommend an inspection at least once a year, and after any significant storm. Given the Mission's higher sun exposure, we also recommend a mid-life check on shingle roofs around the 10-12 year mark to catch UV wear before it becomes a leak.
Do you offer maintenance, not just repair and replacement?
Yes. Routine maintenance — clearing debris, checking flashing and seals, spot-repairing minor wear — extends the life of a roof and is far cheaper than a reactive repair after a leak starts.
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Written estimate, no pressure. We serve the Mission District and San Francisco.