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ROOFING SERVICES · GLENDALE, CA

Roofing Contractor in Glendale, CA

Citium Roofing Solutions is based at 401 N Brand Blvd in Glendale. We repair, replace and install shingle, tile and low-slope roofs, and every job starts with a look at the roof and a written scope.

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Roofing services from a Glendale-based contractor

Citium Roofing Solutions is a roofing contractor based in Glendale, California. We handle roof repair, full roof replacement, new roof installation and roof inspections on asphalt shingle, clay and concrete tile, TPO and modified bitumen (torch-down) roofs. Outside Glendale, we also work in Burbank, Pasadena, La Crescenta, Tujunga, Sunland and Alhambra.

Each service below has its own page. Not sure which fits? Call 818-531-1277 and describe what you're seeing.

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Glendale roofing services

Roof repair

Leaks, lifted or missing shingles, failed flashing and worn pipe boots, fixed at the source without replacing the whole roof.

Roof repair in Glendale

Roof replacement

Tear-off to the deck, decking repairs, new underlayment, flashing, ventilation and the finished roof, with the permit in the plan.

Roof replacement in Glendale

New roof installation

Roofing for ADUs, additions and new construction, coordinated with your builder and tied cleanly into any existing roof.

New roof installation

Residential roofing

Help choosing between shingle, tile and low-slope systems for your house, plus what to expect with a crew at your home.

Residential roofing

Roof inspection

A condition check before you buy, sell, or spend money on repairs, with a plain explanation of what needs work.

Roof inspection in Glendale

Tile roof repair

Cracked and slipped clay or concrete tiles, and the underlayment and flashing underneath that cause most tile roof leaks.

Tile roof repair

Flat roof repair

Seams, ponding, drains and flashing on TPO, torch-down and older low-slope roofs over porches, additions and garages.

Flat roof repair

Commercial roofing

Repair, replacement and new low-slope roofs for commercial properties: TPO and torch-down systems, drains, parapets and rooftop equipment.

Commercial roofing in Glendale
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Which service fits your situation?

What you're dealing withStart here
A stain appeared on the ceiling after the last rainRoof repair
The roof has been patched several times and is near the end of its lifeRoof replacement
You're building an ADU, an addition or a new homeNew roof installation
You're buying or selling a home, or just want to know the roof's conditionRoof inspection
Cracked or slipped clay or concrete tilesTile roof repair
Water sits on a porch, garage or addition roof after rainFlat roof repair
You're choosing materials for your houseResidential roofing
You own or manage a commercial building with a low-slope roofCommercial roofing
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Roof systems we work on

Asphalt shingles

Architectural shingles for pitched roofs, including cool-rated colors with reflective granules. Each color has its own CRRC-rated reflectance, and we check the values for the color you pick against what your address requires. Citium is an Owens Corning Preferred contractor and installs Owens Corning Duration® COOL shingles as a complete steep-slope system.

Shingle roofing
Clay and concrete tile

Mission clay (two-piece), clay S-tile and concrete S-tile. Tile sheds water onto an underlayment that does the waterproofing, so tile work always includes a look at what's underneath. Tile is heavy, and a switch to tile has to account for the structure.

Clay and concrete tile roofing
TPO membrane

A 60-mil single-ply membrane for low-slope roofs, with heat-welded seams, installed mechanically attached or fully adhered over the specified insulation and cover board.

TPO roofing
Modified bitumen (torch-down)

Layered low-slope assemblies such as a three-layer base, ply and mineral cap sheet. Torch application is one method and needs fire precautions; it isn't the default for every property.

Modified bitumen roofing
Flashing, underlayment and ventilation

Decking, underlayment, flashing at walls and valleys, drip edge and attic ventilation go into the same scope as the roof covering. A new roof over tired flashing or a poorly vented attic won't last as long as it should.

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How a Citium roofing project works

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    Tell us what's going on

    Call, email or send the estimate form with your address and what you've noticed. Photos taken safely from the ground help.

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    On-site assessment

    We look at the roof covering, flashing, drainage and, where there's access, the attic and decking.

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    Written scope

    You get a proposal that names the materials, preparation, flashing, disposal and how concealed damage such as rotted decking will be handled and priced.

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    Permit and scheduling

    For work that needs a permit, such as a reroof, the permit and city inspections are part of the project plan. Glendale issues roofing permits through its GlendalePermits portal.

    Source: City of Glendale, Permit Application Guidance (Re-Roof)

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    The work

    Preparation and decking come first, then underlayment, flashing and the finished roof. We tell you how progress and unexpected findings will be communicated.

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    Walkthrough and documents

    We review the finished work and cleanup with you and hand over the contract, product information and maintenance guidance.

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What Glendale's climate does to a roof

Sun and heat

Long, sunny, hot summers dry out asphalt shingles and age south- and west-facing slopes first. Heat in the attic also bakes the roof from below when ventilation is poor.

Santa Ana winds

Dry, gusty offshore winds, most common from fall into winter, lift shingles whose seal strips have aged and break tiles that were already cracked.

Winter rain after a dry season

Most of the year's rain falls in a few winter months. Leaves and dust collect in valleys and drains through the dry season, and the first heavy storm finds every weak spot.

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How to compare roofing bids in Glendale

Watch the down payment

On a California home improvement contract, the down payment can't exceed $1,000 or 10 percent of the contract price, whichever is less.

Source: California Business and Professions Code section 7159.5 (down payment limit on home improvement contracts)

Ask for a written scope

A useful proposal names the product line and color, underlayment, flashing and ventilation work, tear-off or overlay, disposal, the permit, and a per-unit price for decking replacement.

Contractor red flags to watch for
Compare bids line by line

Bids far apart in price usually describe different jobs. Compare scopes before totals.

What drives the price of a new roof
Check that the permit is in the plan

A reroof in the City of Glendale needs a roofing permit. The bid should say who pulls it and when the city inspections happen.

Source: City of Glendale, Permit Application Guidance (Re-Roof)

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What drives the cost of roofing work

Citium prices after seeing the roof. The main drivers are roof size in squares (100 square feet of roof surface), material, layers to remove, decking condition, pitch and access, flashing and ventilation, and permit and disposal. Repair prices depend mostly on how much has to be opened up.

The estimate is free, and the scope comes in writing before any work starts.

Citium offers financing. Ask about current options when you request your estimate.

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Service area

Our office is at 401 N Brand Blvd, Unit L106B, Glendale, CA 91203. We serve Glendale, Burbank, Pasadena, La Crescenta, Tujunga, Sunland and Alhambra. If your property is outside these communities, ask about your address.

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Glendale roofing questions

What roofing services does Citium offer in Glendale?

Citium Roofing Solutions offers roof repair, roof replacement, new roof installation and roof inspections in Glendale, on asphalt shingle, clay and concrete tile, TPO and modified bitumen roofs. Tile roof repair and flat roof repair have their own pages because the work is different.

Where is Citium Roofing Solutions located?

Citium is at 401 N Brand Blvd, Unit L106B, Glendale, CA 91203. Call 818-531-1277 or email citiuminc@gmail.com.

Which cities does Citium serve besides Glendale?

Burbank, Pasadena, La Crescenta, Tujunga, Sunland and Alhambra. If you're outside those communities, call and ask about your address.

Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Glendale?

Yes. A reroof in the City of Glendale goes through a City of Glendale roofing permit, applied for on the GlendalePermits portal, and a change of roofing material needs product information with the application. Citium includes permit and inspection steps in the project plan. Properties in Burbank, Pasadena or unincorporated areas go through their own building departments.

Source: City of Glendale, Permit Application Guidance (Re-Roof)

How much does a roof cost in Glendale?

It depends on the roof's size in squares, the material, how many layers come off, decking condition, pitch and access, and permit and disposal costs. Citium gives a free estimate and a written scope after seeing the roof.

How much can a roofer ask for up front in California?

On a home improvement contract, the down payment can't exceed $1,000 or 10 percent of the contract price, whichever is less, under Business and Professions Code section 7159.5. Later payments should track work completed and materials delivered.

Source: California Business and Professions Code section 7159.5 (down payment limit on home improvement contracts)

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Talk to Citium about your roof

Call 818-531-1277, email citiuminc@gmail.com, or request an estimate online. Citium Roofing Solutions is at 401 N Brand Blvd, Unit L106B, Glendale, CA 91203.

Citium Roofing Solutions 401 N Brand Blvd, Unit L106B, Glendale, CA 91203818-531-1277citiuminc@gmail.com
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