Roofing Service in Huntington Beach
Alpha & Omega Roofing has been putting roofs on Huntington Beach houses since 1960. The business is locally owned and locally operated, and it carries full licensing, bonding and insurance. Salt air is the difference here. Fasteners corrode faster within reach of the ocean, and flashing, vents and edge metal wear out before the field of the roof does, which is why an inspection near the coast looks hardest at the metal. We repair, maintain, inspect and replace roofs on houses, condominiums, apartment buildings and commercial properties throughout the city. We also serve nearby Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
Residential Roofing Services
Trusted Across Southern California Since 1960
Alpha & Omega works on Huntington Beach homes, and the company has also completed projects for large institutions in other parts of Southern California. Those clients require submittals, staged inspections and documented safety procedures. The crews bring the same sequence to a house, because a roof installed in the right order is a roof that stops leaking.
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Roof Inspections in Huntington Beach, CA
Book an inspection before a purchase, before an insurance renewal, and after any winter storm that pushed water sideways. On a Huntington Beach roof the inspection weighs heavily toward the metal, because base flashing at walls, counter-flashing, valley metal, vent collars and drip edge all corrode faster this close to the water. You receive a written report, photographs of each finding, and a clear split between the items that need attention now and the ones that can be scheduled for later in the year.
Roof Maintenance in Huntington Beach, CA
Maintenance is what keeps a coastal roof from aging in jumps. Our visits clear the valleys and gutters, reseal exposed fasteners, check for rust at the flashing laps, and replace corroded pieces before they open a path for water. Each visit ends in a short written report with photographs. An annual agreement fixes the schedule so the work happens before the rain, and it leaves you with a documented history of the roof for a claim or a sale.
Roof Repairs in Huntington Beach, CA
Leaks near the coast usually start at a joint rather than in the middle of the field. Our roofers work back from the stain inside the house to the entry point outside, then repair what actually failed: corroded flashing, a split pipe collar, shingles lifted along a rake, cracked tile at a hip. Soft sheathing comes out while the covering is open. You get photographs of the failure and of the repair, which is the documentation an insurance carrier asks for later.
Re-Roofing in Huntington Beach, CA
When the metal has gone and the covering is at the end of its life, a full roof replacement is the economical answer. We tear off to the deck, replace sheathing that has softened, and renew edge metal, valleys, vents and all flashing in corrosion-resistant material before the new covering goes down. Ventilation is sized for your attic rather than copied from what was there. The material specification, the schedule and the warranty terms are all written down before the crew arrives.
License and Manufacturer Certifications
Alpha & Omega Roofing, Inc. holds California contractor license #C39-857106. We hold current manufacturer certifications with GAF, Malarkey, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Versico, FiberTite, and DOW, covering steep-slope shingle and tile work as well as single-ply commercial systems. Those certifications let us register manufacturer-backed warranties of up to 20 years on material and workmanship. We carry workers’ compensation and liability insurance, and our customer reviews are published on the site.
We specify cool-roof rated products that meet the Title 24 aged solar reflectance and thermal emittance values, from the manufacturer lines we are certified to install.
What Huntington Beach Homeowners Should Know Before a Reroof
Huntington Beach handles roofing permits through the Permit Center of the Department of Community Development at 2000 Main Street. The City requires a building permit for all reroofing except repairs totaling less than 100 square feet, and it inspects the job three times: at tear-off with the sheathing exposed and rotted wood replaced, again if new sheathing is installed, and at final.
Huntington Beach publishes its own cool roof bulletin, and it is the document to read before you choose a material. The City is in Climate Zone 6, and under Section 150.2(b)1I of the 2025 California Building Energy Efficiency Standards the cool-roof requirements apply to a residential alteration where more than 50 percent of the roof is being replaced. For a low-sloped roof that means a minimum aged solar reflectance of 0.63 and a minimum thermal emittance of 0.75, or a solar reflectance index of 75. For a steep-sloped roof the City bulletin states that no cool-roof value is required, which is why a sloped shingle roof here has wider product choice than the same job further inland. The City reroofing bulletin adds a weight rule worth knowing before you price tile: materials over nine pounds per square foot require structural calculations from a state licensed engineer or architect.
The city grew up across two decades. Census figures for 2020 to 2024 give a median year built of 1974, with 32.7 percent of units from the 1960s, 30.1 percent from the 1970s and 69.2 percent built before 1980. Those roofs are on their second or third covering by now, and a tear-off often uncovers original sheathing, undersized venting or flashing that was never replaced.
Huntington Beach ZIP codes 92646, 92647, 92648, 92649 and 90742 all fall in California Building Climate Zone 6 under Title 24. Garden Grove, one city inland at 92840 and 92841, is Zone 8, so the cool-roof values that apply there do not apply here.
Roofing Options for Every Style & Budget
Tile
Lightweight Tiles
Lightweight tile carries the profile of a traditional tile roof at a fraction of the weight. On a Huntington Beach house framed in the 1960s for composition shingle, it is usually the only route to a tile look that does not start with reinforcing the roof structure.
Concrete Tiles
Concrete tile is dense, wind-resistant and good for decades in this climate. Near the water the tile itself outlasts the fasteners and flashing around it, so a concrete tile roof here is maintained at the metal rather than at the field.
Clay Tiles
Clay tile is fired, so the color is in the body and will not wash out under sun and salt spray. Individual tiles can be lifted and replaced, which makes small repairs straightforward, and the weight means your framing gets checked first.
Shingles
Asphalt Shingles
Asphalt shingles cover most Huntington Beach roofs. They install fast, the material is stocked locally, and a wind-lifted section can be repaired quickly instead of waiting on a special order.
Fiberglass Shingles
Fiberglass shingles are built on a glass-fiber mat, which keeps them light and gives a stronger fire rating. They are a practical covering for residential roofs on original 1960s framing, where weight saved on the covering is weight your rafters never have to carry.
Dimensional Shingles
Dimensional shingles are laminated in layers, so they sit thicker and throw shadow lines across the roof. More of each shingle is bonded down, which is part of why they hold up better in onshore wind than a flat three-tab.
Reach out to Alpha & Omega Roofing at (562) 693-4532 or 1-888-847-ROOF today to schedule your roofing service or learn more about how we can protect your home or business.
