Roofers Near YouFind Your Area by ZIP Code
Enter the property's ZIP code to see the permit office, climate zone and fire rules that apply, then send it to a local roofer.
Your area, worked out
Covers the 611 ZIP codes the California Energy Commission lists for Los Angeles County, from Lancaster to Long Beach.
Tell us about the roof
- Free estimates
- Written line-item quotes
- Photos of the roof before any work
- Permits pulled where required
Why "Near Me" Matters More for a Roof Than for Most Jobs
A roofer from across the county can do the work, but the rules change with the address. Three things move with your ZIP code:
- Who issues the permit. LADBS covers only the City of Los Angeles. Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, Santa Monica, Long Beach, Santa Clarita, Lancaster and every other incorporated city issue their own permits, and unincorporated areas go to LA County Public Works. Some ZIP codes cross a city line, so the address decides.
- Whether the new roof has to be a cool roof. Title 24 sets the rule by climate zone. Coastal zone 6 has no cool-roof requirement for a steep-slope house roof; zones 8, 9 and 14, which cover most of the basin, the Valley and the Antelope Valley, do.
- Fire rules. A property in a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone needs a Class A roof, and CAL FIRE's 2025 maps added parcels across the county. Whittier requires Class A on every roof regardless.
A local roofer knows these for the jobs they do every week. The ZIP finder above gives you the same starting point before anyone comes out.
Sources: LA roofing permits; Title 24 cool roof requirements; California Energy Commission ZIP code climate zones; Census 2020 ZIP-to-city relationship file.
How to Find a Licensed Roofer Near You
Whoever you call, the license is the first check. The Contractors State License Board's free Check a License tool searches by license number, business name or person, and also lists licensed contractors by city or ZIP code. For a roof, look for the C-39 Roofing classification, an active status, and workers' compensation on file, which roofers must carry even with no employees. Then get at least two written bids built on the same scope. Our guide to hiring a roofing contractor covers the contract rules California gives you, from the 10% or $1,000 down-payment cap to the 3-day right to cancel.
Or tell us about the roof with the form on this page. One of the roofing contractors we work with in Los Angeles County will reach out, and everything above applies to them too: ask for the license number and check it.
Sources: CSLB Check a License; CSLB workers' compensation requirements.
Roofing Pages by Area
Each page covers the area's permit office, climate zone, fire map and the roofs common there, with local permit data where the city publishes it.
Central Los Angeles
Northeast LA, Glendale & Pasadena
San Fernando Valley & Burbank
Westside
South Bay & Long Beach
Santa Clarita, Antelope Valley & Whittier
Finding a Roofer Near You: FAQs
How do I find a roofer near me in Los Angeles?
Start with the ZIP code of the property: it decides who issues the permit and which cool-roof and fire rules apply. Then check any roofer's license on the CSLB's Check a License tool, which also lists licensed contractors by city or ZIP, and get written bids built on the same scope.
Who issues the roofing permit for my address?
LADBS for the City of Los Angeles, the city's own building department for incorporated cities such as Pasadena, Burbank, Santa Monica or Lancaster, and LA County Public Works for unincorporated areas. Some ZIP codes cross a city line, so check the address.
Does my ZIP code need a cool roof?
It depends on the Title 24 climate zone. A steep-slope house reroof needs a cool-rated product in zones 4 and 8 through 15, which covers most of inland LA County and the Antelope Valley, but not in coastal zone 6 or mountain zone 16, unless an exception applies.
Do you cover my area?
We work across Los Angeles County, and the area pages above cover the parts we know best. Send the address with the form and one of our contractors will reach out.
Tell us where the roof is.
Send the address and what you're seeing. One of the roofing contractors we work with in that part of LA County will reach out.