If it is not on this list, ask. If the roof does not need it, Ric will say so.
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Tile roof repair
Broken, slipped, and weathered clay tile — the work this shop is known for.
Most Inland Empire roofs are clay or concrete tile. A cracked barrel at the valley, a slipped course at the eave, a mortar cap that let go in the last wind — that's everyday work here. Ric walks the roof, names the actual failure, and repairs that. You don't get a reroof speech for a handful of tiles.
Water rarely enters where it stains the ceiling. It follows flashing, valleys, chimneys, and pipe jacks. Ric has been finding those paths for three decades, including on tract homes where the builder cut corners the first time. The bid matches the leak — not a scare story.
When the roof is done, a clean tear-off and a system that will last.
Some roofs are past repair. If the underlayment is cooked, the tile is failing in sheets, or a previous job was done short, Ric will say so and price a replacement. Tear-off, underlayment, flashing, and tile — done in the right order, left clean.
Before you sell, after a storm, or to sleep through the next rain.
A walk-through before a VA or home inspection, a check after wind and rain, or yearly maintenance on a tile roof that has otherwise been solid. You get a plain-language report of what is wrong, what can wait, and what should be fixed now.