As a roofing contractor in Anaheim, CA, we split our work between two very different settings under one name. In the west, the flatlands around Disneyland and the historic Anaheim Colony hold post-war tracts and some of Orange County's older homes. At the city's east end, Anaheim Hills climbs above the Santa Ana River and the 91 into hillside neighborhoods of concrete tile, where the 2017 Canyon Fire 2 burned homes. Anaheim had 346,824 residents in 2020.
Our base on Rosemead Blvd is about 60 minutes away, roughly 31 miles, at the outer edge of our range. We book Anaheim visits ahead and group them by area.
Santa Ana Canyon wind and fire exposure in Anaheim Hills
Santa Ana winds funnel through Santa Ana Canyon between October and March, and Anaheim Hills homes face that wind head-on. Canyon Fire 2 showed how wind-driven embers reach roofs, vents and gutters. Where CAL FIRE maps a parcel in a Fire Hazard Severity Zone, the state's Chapter 7A rules call for a Class A roof and attic vents screened against embers with 1/16 to 1/8 inch openings. Check your parcel's zone and confirm with the city.
- Concrete tile from the 1970s-2000s over underlayment that has reached the end of its life.
- Open eave and gable vents that let embers into the attic.
- Gutters packed with dry leaves next to the roof edge.
- Tile lifted at ridges and rakes after strong canyon wind.
The flatlands carry a different history. Anaheim began in 1857 as a vineyard colony of German settlers, and the Anaheim Colony Historic District downtown keeps houses far older than anything in the hills. The big growth came after Disneyland opened in 1955, when the orange groves around it gave way to tracts of single-story stucco homes with composition shingle, many now on their second or third roof and some hiding two layers over the original deck.
Roofing services for Anaheim, CA properties
Fire-Resistant Class A Roofing
Anaheim Hills homes near Santa Ana Canyon, where Canyon Fire 2 burned in 2017, need Class A roof assemblies and ember-resistant vents wherever CAL FIRE maps the parcel in a hazard zone.
Tile Underlayment Replacement
Concrete tile laid on hillside tracts from the 1970s to the 2000s often outlasts the underlayment beneath it, so a lift-and-relay with new felt and flashing fits many hill homes.
Wind Damage Roof Repair
Santa Ana winds funneling through the canyon between October and March lift ridge tile and shingle tabs on exposed hillside roofs along Santa Ana Canyon Rd and Weir Canyon Rd.
Shingle Roof Repair
Post-war tract homes in the flatlands around the resort district mostly carry composition shingle, which curls on sun-facing slopes and loses its seal at pipe boots and valleys.
Gutter Guards
Dry leaves packed in hillside gutters sit right at the roof edge where embers land, so ember-resistant gutter guards help both fire readiness and winter drainage in Anaheim Hills.
Roof Flashing Repair
Rear rooms and patio enclosures on Anaheim's flatland tracts often meet the main roof at a poorly flashed joint, and that seam leaks before the rest of the roof does.
Reroofs, repairs and upkeep we handle across Anaheim
In the hills, most of our work is roof replacement, often lift-and-relay of sound concrete tile over new underlayment, or a switch to a lighter Class A product, along with ember-resistant vents. In the flatlands, our roof repair service handles shingle leaks, flashing and the low-slope sections on additions. After wind or a fallen limb, an emergency roof repair visit secures the roof with a tarp and records the damage for your insurer.
Yearly roof maintenance before fire and rain season, clearing gutters and resetting loose tile, is the cheapest protection a hillside roof gets.
How do we schedule a visit this far from Rosemead?
Call (725) 745-8803 or fill in the quote form and we will pick a date, often within a few days, and arrive with the right ladders and tile tools. Each issue is photographed, and the written quote breaks out permits, deck repair and vent upgrades.
Hillside lots bring their own staging questions: steep drives, tight cul-de-sacs and HOA rules on when trailers and bins can sit at the curb. We sort those out with you before the start date so the crew can begin on time.
Roof trouble in Anaheim?
Call with your address. About 60 min (31 mi) from our Rosemead Blvd base, with same-day or next-day visits when crews are free.
- 4.9 from 48 Google reviews
- Based on Rosemead Blvd
- Photos and a written quote before work
Anaheim permits and nearby service areas
Roof permits come from Anaheim's own building division; confirm current rules there. If yours needs one, we file it and set the inspection. Anaheim also runs its own electric utility, so check its programs, not SCE's, before counting on any cool-roof rebate. We also work in Yorba Linda and Villa Park.
The Building Division works from City Hall at 200 S Anaheim Blvd. In the flatlands, Lincoln Ave, Harbor Blvd, Ball Rd and Katella Ave frame the older tracts and the resort district, and Angel Stadium and Honda Center anchor the Platinum Triangle near the 57. In the hills, Santa Ana Canyon Rd, Nohl Ranch Rd, Serrano Ave and Weir Canyon Rd climb into planned neighborhoods where many tracts have homeowner associations. Those associations often approve tile color and profile before a reroof, so we ask for the HOA's rules before ordering material.
Reviews from San Gabriel Valley customers
4.9★ from 48 Google reviews (checked Nov 2026)
“I worked with Tanner, and he stayed professional from start to finish. He was patient, easy to talk to, and flexible, and he made time around my busy schedule. When we got to the financing part, Brandon went the extra mile to help me look at every available option and explain the process clearly. …”
“Our flat garage roof had a leak, and since the main roof was already aging, we decided to handle the full roofing project at the same time and upgrade from asphalt shingles to a metal roofing system. …”
Roofing questions from Anaheim
Does my Anaheim Hills reroof need to be Class A?
California's wildland-urban interface rules apply when your parcel sits in a mapped Fire Hazard Severity Zone, and they call for a Class A assembly and ember-resistant venting. Many concrete tile and shingle products qualify when installed as rated. Check CAL FIRE's map and confirm with Anaheim's building division; we build the quote around the answer.
Can you reuse my concrete tile in Anaheim Hills?
Often. The tile itself tends to outlive the felt or synthetic layer under it. We lift the tile, replace underlayment and flashing, then relay it and swap in matching pieces for any that are broken. When breakage is heavy or the profile is no longer made, a new-tile price sits beside the relay option.
