Roofing & Waterproofing in Beverly Hills
Roof repair, replacement, and waterproofing for Beverly Hills homes and buildings. Estimates are free, and nobody writes one without getting up on the roof or under the deck first.
- Flat & TPO
- Below-Grade
- Roof Replacement
What We See in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills roofs run from estate tile and slate to the flat planes of modern architecture, and the modern ones carry the risk: parapets, internal drains, and planters give water very few exits, so one clogged outlet leaves a whole storm standing on the roof until it finds a seam.
The city is also two cities. South of Sunset it is a flat grid where the water problem is drainage that has nowhere to go; north of it the streets climb into the canyons, and the problem becomes a hillside pressing water against a subterranean garage or a screening room built into the slope.
The mature street canopy the city is known for then feeds both halves: leaf litter is what actually plugs the internal drains and planter outlets that the flat roofs depend on.
Serving Los Angeles and Ventura counties — the San Fernando, Santa Clarita, and Conejo Valleys — and across Southern California. See every area we serve.
What We Do in Beverly Hills
Work Like This, on Film
Two clips from our own job sites, picked because they show the systems this page is about.
We do not caption a job with a city we have not confirmed, so nothing here claims to be a Beverly Hills address. It is our crews, on our work, doing the thing described above.
Below-grade — Beverly Hills
Estate foundation waterproofing, completed and backfill-ready.
Shored excavation
Blindside waterproofing on a shored below-grade wall, crew at work.
All eleven reels are on our work.
Beverly Hills Questions
We do. Modern architecture trades pitch for parapets, internal drains, scuppers, and roof planters — details that need scheduled attention, because on a flat roof a blocked drain turns the whole surface into a pool with your ceiling as the liner. We inspect, maintain, repair, and replace low-slope systems, and the findings come in writing.
Because north of Sunset the house is built into the hill, and the hill drains through whatever is in its way. A subterranean garage, a lower level cut into the slope, or a motor court retaining a bank all sit against soil that holds moisture long after a storm has passed, and the symptom shows up as a chalky bloom on concrete, a dark line low on a finished wall, or a puddle that returns at one spot every February — with the roof entirely blameless. That is a waterproofing question rather than a roofing one, and the honest first step is finding out which side of the wall we can work from, because that decides the whole approach. We settle that on the walkthrough and put it in the written scope before anyone quotes a number.
Whichever one fills with leaves first, and under this city's tree canopy that is usually the planter. A roof planter is a waterproofed tub with a drain in the bottom, so its outlet is doing the same job as a roof drain with soil and root mass sitting on top of it. When it plugs, the planter holds water against its own membrane continuously rather than for the length of a storm. We check planter outlets and internal drains as one system, clear the path, and report what we find in writing.
Also serving: Santa Clarita, Newhall, Valencia, Porter Ranch, Northridge, Van Nuys, Sherman Oaks, Encino, Studio City, Woodland Hills, Calabasas, Bel Air, Brentwood, Santa Monica, Malibu, Pasadena, Burbank, Glendale, Thousand Oaks
Keeping Beverly Hills
Tell us about the roof, or what the water is doing at your Beverly Hills property, and we will come see it. Estimates are free, and the scope arrives in writing.
7500 Valjean Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406 · (818) 747-1131 · Free estimates.Every day 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM