Tract homeowners off Tierra Rejada and Peach Hill call with the same story: a ceiling stain after the first real rain, and a roof that still looks fine from the street. Concrete tile hides its problems. The tile's usually sound; the underlayment beneath it is cooked after twenty-odd years of inland heat and UV. So lift-and-relay is the bulk of our work here — pull the tile, replace the felt, reset the same tile.
Santa Ana wind off the Simi and Tierra Rejada corridors strips loose tile and lifts ridge caps. North-side hillsides are mapped high fire hazard, so debris in the valleys isn't cosmetic. Permits run through the City of Moorpark and Ventura County.
Tile, tracts and HOA review in Moorpark
Three houses on my street just got new roofs. Why now?
The whole block went up in the same few years, mostly 1985 to 2005, with the same tile and underlayment. It ages on one clock. If neighbors are re-roofing, yours is worth a look.
Does my HOA have to approve the work first?
Usually. Architectural review on the Campus Park and Los Angeles Ave tracts wants tile profile and color to match, which relaying your own tile handles. Build the approval time into your schedule.