Shingle, tile and flat roofing

Shingle roofing

Shingle roofs are common on sloped residential roofs. Shingles are installed in overlapping courses, with flashing and edge details completing the system. Over time, shingles can wear, lose granules, crack or lift, especially at edges and around penetrations.

Tile roofing

Tile roofs are a familiar sight across Southern California. Tiles are heavy and durable, and the layer beneath them plays a major part in keeping water out. Cracked, slipped or broken tiles and the condition of the underlayment are common topics when discussing tile roof work.

Flat roofing

Flat and low-slope roofs rely on a continuous surface and on drainage to move water off the roof. Ponding water, seams, edges and penetrations are important areas to watch.

Which is right for your home?

The right choice depends on your roof's shape and structure, the existing material, and your plans for the home. Call Ambriz Roofing to talk through the roofing work you are considering.