Residential roofing
Our experienced installers roof over 100 homes each year!
It’s hard to feel safe living under a leaking, damaged, or otherwise undesirable roof. We can help! As the leaders in Northern California for over 40 years, you can trust our experienced contractors to make your home a safe, dry, and beautiful place for years to come.
Whether you need a new roof, roof repair work, annual maintenance, or waterproofing, our team is ready to tackle your project and deliver an impressive product.
Roof Maintenance
Your roof is affected by sun, heat, and rain. Our Roofing Asset Management Program can protect your investment from the high costs associated with damage and repairs. This ensures that you remain safe and dry for the long term at an affordable price.
Roof Replacement
When it’s time to replace your roof we can take care of all the details. Our technicians hold certificates of excellence in craftsmanship, installation, and customer service, so you can rest assured knowing your old roof will be professionally removed and the new one properly installed.
Waterproofing
Keeping your property protected from water will significantly extend the time between repairs. Our licensed, insured, and bonded technicians use the latest techniques and construction technology to waterproof your roof, foundation, walls, and other architectural features.
Architectural Metal
Add style and character to your home or business with architectural metal. Our team can design, fabricate, and install custom metalwork anywhere - not just the roof! Our in-house fabrication shop carries a variety of materials guaranteed to impress.
Roofing Materials & Upgrades
Recent Projects
As a residential roofing company, we have worked on all kinds of roofing projects. These projects include residential flat roofs, roof maintenance, residential roof repair, residential metal roofing, metal roof waterproofing, and even new construction roofing.
Residential Portfolio Projects
Happy Customers
Customers say our reliability and expertise were key reasons they chose Harbert Roofing. Many clients even send handwritten notes, and we just love reading their rave reviews. Don’t take our word for it, check out what they had to say our testimonial page.
“My in-laws . . . have not stopped raving about how impressed they are with your service and the quality of the work. Additionally they are very satisfied with the professionalism of your roofers. My father-in-law was a contractor for many year - he said quality companies like yours are hard to find.”
- Kristen Minugh
Get a Free Roof Inspection
The first step in any project starts with a free inspection. Whether you're looking for one small repair or a full replacement of your roof, we'll find the best solution for you at an affordable price.
We recommend inspecting your roof at least once a year for signs of wear and tear. If you are starting new construction or are adding to an existing building, we are happy to answer your specific questions.
Our experience, reliability, and integrity have been the cornerstones of our success for over 40 years. We strive to be a name you can trust!
FAQ’s
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Leaks in the Roof
This is usually the most common sign that could indicate something is wrong with your roof. Call professionals immediately if you spot water damage.
Damage to the Paint
Paint may peel or blister, which can indicate that there are roof problems. This can be due to poor ventilation and moisture becoming trapped in the attic.
Stains on the Ceiling & Walls
Ice damming, using low-quality metal flashing, or poor flashing installation are the causes of stains on the walls and ceiling of your house. If left untreated, these may pose a serious threat.
Problems with Roof Shingles
Shingles can point to issues with your roofing, be on the lookout for:
Discolored shingles due to loss of granules.
The decay of shingles caused by age or constant exposure to extreme weather conditions.
Cracked, missing, curling or buckling shingles which may be because of age or incorrect work done by roofers.
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Roof repairs are more affordable than a total roof replacement but it’s important to know when it makes sense to do one or the other and to have a licensed professional help in either situation.
Roof repair:
A roof repair is recommended only if the roof damage is situated within a small portion on the roof. It may fix a leak or replace missing or cracked shingles. In general, it is an easy and more inexpensive project to tackle, although you want to have a professional assess and facilitate the process as they want to ensure the roof’s overall service life.
Roof Replacement
This project may come with a higher upfront cost, but a new roof is expected to last for decades and also provides optimal protection from the elements. This can be more cost-effective in the long run as it can help lower utility expenses and give the homeowner peace of mind.
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Trim back overhanging branches to expose the roof to sunlight, and clear debris such as branches and leaves, from its surfaces with a leaf blower if needed. Keep gutters clean to ensure the roof remains as dry as possible. In some cases you may need to spray the roof down and use equal parts bleach and water to remove algae. Don’t use a pressure washer as that may damage the shingles, but if necessary, you can use a medium bristle brush or broom to scrub it.
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Yes, homeowners insurance covers roof leaks if they occur accidentally and suddenly by a covered peril like a storm with high winds or hail. Slow leaks, or leaks caused by a lack of maintenance, are not typically covered.
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It’s completely possible for a successful roof replacement to take place during the winter months. In fact, when a significant leak or room damage is discovered during the winter, we recommend replacing your roof as soon as possible to minimize the risk of further damage.
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Unless your roof’s condition could jeopardize your chances of selling altogether, most likely, you won’t need to replace your roof before selling your home. Ultimately, your realtor will be in the best position to advise whether you should replace or repair your roof before listing.
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Although no roof is completely fireproof, roof coverings have different fire ratings and it’s good to make an informed decision on the type of roof you’re choosing based on the amount of exposure to fire you may experience. Roof covering fire ratings are Class A, B, C, or unrated, with Class A providing the best performance. Talk to a professional about the best solution for your roof. Homeowners need to implement risk reduction actions that make homes better able to survive a wildfire–and the roof is a great place to begin!
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As long as your roof can support the weight of a solar energy system, and it has a significant number of years of life left in it, there is no need to install a new roof at the same time that you install a solar energy system. If you’re putting a new roof on your property however, it makes sense to also add solar at the same time as both products last for decades and installing them together “aligns the life cycles”.
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Getting a new roof will improve your home’s property value by thousands of dollars. It increases aesthetic value alongside functional value and can help you sell your home with ease.
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Will a new roof reduce your energy costs? The short answer is: yes! Installing a new roof will make your home more energy-efficient and help you reduce your monthly energy bills. That means older roofs are less energy-efficient and put a greater strain on your heating and cooling system, leading to higher energy bills.
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This may come as a surprise to those who aren’t familiar with roofs but for the modern homeowner, the most durable roofs around are made from metal alloys. Usually, these alloys are blends of steel and/or aluminum, but copper and zinc aren’t uncommon.
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If you don’t have a lot of money to play with, asphalt shingles are your best bet. But bear in mind that on average, asphalt shingles last only 20 years max and there may be other roof options that last for longer.
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On average, metal roofs last up to 50 years. This is much longer than most homeowners will stay in one location, ensuring that the roof stands firm for multiple tenants.
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Slate shingles are the best and most expensive option for roofing. They’re completely fireproof, which only metal roofs can accurately claim. Plus, they can last for up to 120 years (triple that of metal roofing).