Canyon Crest Roofing
Family-owned roofing crew rebuilding fire-damaged homes along the coast. Class A tile, metal and shingle roofs, ember-resistant vents and skylights, with permits handled for the City of Malibu, LA and LA County.
1 local roofer serving Pacific Palisades. Featured pros appear first. CSLB C-39
Family-owned roofing crew rebuilding fire-damaged homes along the coast. Class A tile, metal and shingle roofs, ember-resistant vents and skylights, with permits handled for the City of Malibu, LA and LA County.
Not every roofer is a good fit for a home in Pacific Palisades, CA. Pacific Palisades is a coastal community, and salt air, sand and marine layer moisture are tough on homes. Before you call anyone in the Westside, here is what to look for.
Salt air corrodes fasteners and flashing, so ask about stainless or coated hardware rated for coastal exposure. Fire hazard areas call for Class A fire-rated roofing and ember-resistant vents, so make sure every bid meets that standard.
Most jobs of this kind need a permit, and in Pacific Palisades permits go through the City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS). A good roofer pulls the permit, schedules inspections and includes both in the price.
Price depends on roof size and pitch, the number of layers to remove, the roofing material and how much decking needs repair. Steep or hard-to-reach roofs cost more to work safely, and tile and metal usually cost more than asphalt shingles.
Watch for red flags: a license number that doesn't match the business name, pressure to sign the same day, a request for full payment up front, or a quote with no written scope. A trustworthy roofer in Pacific Palisades will put the work, price and schedule in a written contract.
Compare two or three written quotes for the same scope, and read recent reviews that mention communication and cleanup, not just price. You can contact every roofer on this page directly, and you never pay a lead fee.