Roofing Services Serving Palo Alto, CA

Based in Milpitas, we design, permit, and build accessory dwelling units for homeowners throughout Palo Alto, CA and the surrounding California area.

Why Palo Alto, CA Homeowners Choose Us

Cool-roof materials spec'd to California Title 24, Part 6 requirements for Milpitas's Climate Zone 4 — we handle compliance so you don't have to
Attic ventilation assessed on every roof replacement project — proper airflow is where energy savings live, and we don't skip that step
Reflective shingle, metal, and tile options available to match your home's structure and your efficiency goals
Full tear-off and decking inspection included — no energy-efficient surface material performs well over a compromised substrate
Local to Santa Clara County: familiar with Milpitas Office of Building Safety permit workflow and re-roof inspection requirements

A building permit is required for residential re-roof projects in Milpitas — applications are submitted through the City's Office of Building Safety using the 'ONL REROOF' permit type via the online portal
If your replacement involves a change in roofing material type or roof color, the City of Milpitas requires you to contact the Planning Division before permit submittal to confirm feasibility and any additional requirements
Milpitas falls within California Title 24 Climate Zone 4 — cool-roof prescriptive requirements under the 2025 Energy Code (effective January 1, 2026) apply to re-roofing projects in this zone; your contractor should spec materials that meet minimum aged solar reflectance and thermal emittance values
Metal panel, metal shingle, and concrete or clay tile coverings may in some cases be installed over existing wood shake roofs per CRC Section 908.4 — confirm applicability with the Building Safety office for your specific project
Permit requirements and fees can change — always confirm current requirements directly with the Milpitas Office of Building Safety at 408-586-3000 before your project begins

Rules like these vary by lot and change often — the fastest way to know what applies to your property is to ask.