Cloverdale Roofing
& Gutter Experts

Most of Cloverdale and the surrounding rural properties fall within the WUI especially anything backing up to Clover Springs Preserve, Pine Mountain, or the Mayacamas foothills. The 2019 Kincade Fire burned right up to town. Class A fire-rated roofing is required for replacements in mapped zones, and insurance carriers are increasingly strict about it. We use only Class A systems and can confirm your exact zone during the free inspection.

Yes. The City of Cloverdale Building Division requires permits for re-roofing projects within city limits. Rural properties in unincorporated Sonoma County (including much of the Alexander Valley vineyard estate land around Cloverdale) go through Permit Sonoma. We pull permits and handle inspections either way you don't have to deal with the offices.

Yes. Many of Cloverdale's downtown homes date back to the city's 1872 incorporation, with original wood sheathing, decorative trim, and multiple layers of historic roofing material. These projects require careful tear-offs, attention to original flashing details, and respect for the architectural character that makes downtown Cloverdale special. We've worked on plenty of period homes throughout North Sonoma County and Mendocino County.

Absolutely. We work on Alexander Valley vineyard estates and the agricultural buildings that come with them tasting rooms, barns, equipment storage, guest cottages. Standing seam metal is often the right call for outbuildings because of its 50+ year lifespan and superior fire resistance. We can phase larger property projects to minimize disruption to harvest season or guest stays.

Most asphalt shingle replacements complete in 1-2 days. Standing seam metal and larger rural properties typically run 3-5 days. We dispatch from our Ukiah office, just 27 miles north on Highway 101, so we minimize disruption to your household. Crews arrive on time, clean up daily, and finish when we say we will.