Do you serve all of Stockton?

Yes, including north Stockton and the surrounding unincorporated areas of San Joaquin County.

Where are Stockton roofing permits issued?

At the City of Stockton Permit Center on North El Dorado Street. We pull permits for our jobs.

Does Stockton's rain change what roof I should choose?

Not the material so much as the details: good valley metal, flashing and underlayment matter more than the surface product.

Roofing Contractor in Stockton, CA

Roofing contractor in Stockton, CA

Stockton is about 29 miles northwest of Modesto and the largest city we serve, with about 105,000 housing units. Its housing ranges from pre-1950 homes (nearly 14% of the stock) to newer north Stockton subdivisions, and it's slightly wetter than Modesto, averaging about 13.4 inches of rain a year.

Stockton at a glance

Distance from our base	28.9 miles NW of downtown Modesto
County	San Joaquin County
Population	324,975
Median year homes were built	1980
Energy Code climate zone	Zone 12 (cool-roof rules apply at 50%+ reroof)

Older housing

With almost 14% of homes built before 1950 and a 1980 median build year, Stockton roof jobs often involve older framing, multiple layers and ventilation upgrades.

Rain

Stockton's somewhat higher rainfall means flashing and valley problems show up earlier in the season. Pre-season inspections in September and October pay off here.

Permits

Building permits are issued by the City of Stockton Permit Center (345 N. El Dorado Street). We file and schedule inspections.

Roofing services in Stockton

Photo slot: Completed project in Stockton with neighborhood, material and date (real job photo)

Nearby areas we serve: Tracy, Manteca, Patterson, Turlock.