From our office at 3369 Chicago Avenue, Moreno Valley is about 10 to 16 minutes away on a weekday morning, by Google Maps' estimate. Roofing for Inland Empire homes since 1949.
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A Moreno Valley home with both a sloped shingle roof and a flat section, done together.
Old roofing off and the deck patched with new plywood.
The flat section prepped and the sloped roof under new underlayment.
The finished flat roof cap sheet beside the shingle slope.
Moreno Valley is a 1980s city at heart: the Census counts about 40 percent of its housing as built in that one decade, more than any other. Building kept going, too. The city's 2021 draft Housing Element reports more than 15,000 new homes added since 2000.
That mix means a street of 1980s houses can back onto a tract from the 2000s, with roofs decades apart in age. Look up when your current roof went on, not just the year the house was finished; a roof laid before the 2008 energy code's cool-roof rule for replacements will have to meet it when it is replaced.
Source: City of Moreno Valley Housing Element 2021-2029, draft, checked Nov 2026
Source: California Energy Commission, CASE report on residential additions and alterations (2020), checked Nov 2026
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year estimates, table B25034, checked Nov 2026
Moreno Valley's permit FAQ is specific: a permit is required if you are repairing or replacing roofing components over 100 square feet of the roof of your home or garage. That covers any re-roof and plenty of larger repairs, so a patch that grows during the job can cross the line. The city runs SimpliCITY, an online portal, for permit applications.
Source: City of Moreno Valley, Permit FAQ, checked Oct 2026
Moreno Valley sits wholly in California building climate zone 10, so the Energy Code's cool-roof rule comes into play whenever half or more of a roof is replaced. For a sloped roof the 2025 standard is a minimum aged solar reflectance of 0.20 together with 0.75 thermal emittance, or an SRI of at least 16. Flat sections need far more reflective material, with an aged reflectance of 0.63.
Source: California Energy Commission, form CF1R-ALT-01-E (2025 code), checked Oct 2026
Moreno Valley received CAL FIRE's updated fire hazard maps on March 24, 2025, and CAL FIRE's 2025 fire hazard map shows Very High zones inside the city. If your house is in a mapped zone and the roof is replaced, or half of it or more within a year, the state's wildland-urban interface code calls for a Class A roof covering.
Source: 2025 California Wildland-Urban Interface Code, sections 504.2 and 507.1, checked Oct 2026
Request an estimate or call the Riverside office. We look at the roof, walk you through what we find and give you a written estimate.
Half of Moreno Valley's homes date from 1988 or later, according to the Census Bureau's American Community Survey for 2020 to 2024, which makes a typical house here a little under 40 years old. At that age, a full inspection is the quickest way to learn whether targeted repairs will do or the roof is due for replacement.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2024 5-year estimates, table B25035, checked Oct 2026
A shingle or tile re-roof on a single-family home typically takes around 2 to 4 days, depending on size and scope.
Most last 20–30 years, but intense sun and heat can shorten that.
A 10-year workmanship warranty and up to 50 years on materials, varying by roof type.
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