Look at the Roof
We inspect the roof you have, including any flat sections, and explain its condition and what it needs.
Shingle - Tile - Flat Roofs
The three most common roof types we replace, repair and maintain for homes and commercial properties across Riverside and the Inland Empire. Each option provides a different look while also dependent on the roof type and slope.
Residential and commercial roofing services
GAF CertifiedResidential contractor- Fully licensed and insuredCSLB #624176, workers' comp insured
How we work on your roof type
Choose the Material
For new work we help you pick the roof type, brand and color that suit the building, your preferences and your budget.
Repair or Install
Our crew carries out the repair or installation and checks the finished roof with you before we leave.
The right roof for your property
Most homes in the Inland Empire have an asphalt shingle or a clay/ concrete tile roof with a flat or low-slope section over a patio cover or an addition. Commercial and apartment buildings can often be flat and must be tended to with different materials. Veirs Kluk Roofing works on all three.
Whether you need a repair, a new roof or routine care, we start by looking at the roof you have and recommend materials with your home, preferences and budget in mind.
What we handle
- Asphalt shingle roofs, including GAF
- Clay and concrete tile roofs
- Flat and low-slope roofs
- Roof coatings for flat sections
- Homes, apartments and commercial buildings
Roof types we work on
Shingle Roof
A composition shingle roof (often called an asphalt shingle roof) is the most common type of residential roofing material in the Inland Empire. It gets the name “composition” because the shingles are made from a composite of multiple man-made materials rather than a raw substance like wood or slate.
Tile Roof
A tile roof is installed with overlapping individual pieces (tiles) made from materials like fired clay, concrete, slate, or composite/synthetic material. Common tile styles include Spanish/Barrel tile, Mission Tile, French Tile, Flat/Shingle Tile and Interlocking Tile.
Flat and Low-Slope Roofs
Flat and low sloped roofs require waterproof membranes rather than traditional overlapping shingles or tiles. Typical options for Single-Ply Membranes are EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) or TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin). Another common option is Modified Bitumen or Torched Down method.
Financing Available
Apply online through Service Finance Company. The application opens on their website.
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