Orange County service area
Roof Rejuvenation in Costa Mesa, CA
Roof rejuvenation in Costa Mesa works on asphalt shingle roofs that still have life, and the mid-century ranch homes built here mostly in the 1950s and 1960s are the homes we inspect most.
Costa Mesa grew quickly after World War II around the former Santa Ana Army Air Base. We offer free inspections in Mesa Verde, the Eastside, the Westside, College Park and Mesa del Mar.
Do roofs in Costa Mesa qualify for rejuvenation?
Roofs in Costa Mesa qualify for rejuvenation when they are asphalt shingle with a solid deck and shingles that still have life, which describes many mid-century ranch homes in Mesa Verde and the Eastside.
In Costa Mesa marine streaking on shaded slopes is common, so washing is an important step before repairs.
A roof in the Westside or College Park with soft decking or widespread curling is a replacement candidate instead, and we will say so at the inspection.
| Roof Tune-Up | Full Replacement | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Sound roofs on 1950s and 1960s mid-century ranch homes with life left | Roofs past saving |
| Time on site | Two to three hours | Several days |
| Permit | Maintenance work; we confirm any requirement with the City of Costa Mesa Building Safety Division | Reroof permit from the City of Costa Mesa Building Safety Division |
| Disruption | No tear-off | Tear-off, dumpster and noise |
| Warranty | Six years from Dura-Foam | Set by the installer and manufacturer |
How old are most roofs in Costa Mesa?
Most roofs in Costa Mesa are 15 to 25 years old on 1950s and 1960s homes.
If you do not know when your Costa Mesa roof was last replaced, the permit history kept by the City of Costa Mesa Building Safety Division usually shows the reroof date, and we check the shingles directly during the inspection.
What does Costa Mesa weather do to an asphalt roof?
Costa Mesa weather brings mild coastal conditions with ocean breezes, marine layer mornings and salt air.
For a mid-century ranch home in the Eastside or the Westside, marine moisture and salt air is what dries the asphalt out, loosens granules and lifts sealant at the edges over time.
What does a roof tune-up include in Costa Mesa?
A roof tune-up in Costa Mesa includes our seven steps: inspect, wash, repair flashings, seal skylights and vents, replace damaged shingles, coat with our coating, and a final check.
On 1950s and 1960s homes in College Park and Mesa Verde, the repairs come first, so leak points are sealed before any coating goes on.
A two-person Dura-Foam crew finishes most Costa Mesa tune-ups in two to three hours, and every one carries a six-year warranty from Dura-Foam. See what the roof tune-up includes.
- Inspect and photograph
- Wash the shingles
- Repair flashings
- Seal skylights and vents
- Replace damaged shingles
- Apply our coating
- Final check
How soon can you get a free inspection in Costa Mesa?
You can get a free inspection in Costa Mesa as soon as you book, and we schedule the first open crew slot for Costa Mesa homes, which our crews reach from the 405 and 55 freeways.
Book your free Costa Mesa inspection, or see every city we serve on the Orange County page.
Roof Rejuvenation in Costa Mesa FAQs
Do you serve Mesa Verde and the Eastside?
We serve Mesa Verde, the Eastside and the rest of Costa Mesa, including the Westside and College Park.
Who issues roofing permits in Costa Mesa?
Roofing permits in Costa Mesa are issued by the City of Costa Mesa Building Safety Division, and we handle any paperwork a job requires.
Are Costa Mesa roofs too old for rejuvenation?
Many Costa Mesa roofs are not too old for rejuvenation, and the inspection shows whether the shingles on your mid-century ranch home still have life.
How does Costa Mesa weather affect my roof?
Costa Mesa weather affects your roof mainly through marine moisture and salt air, which dries asphalt shingles out over time.
Is the inspection free in Costa Mesa?
The inspection is free for Costa Mesa homes, and each job is quoted individually after we see the roof.
Do you work on every roof type in Costa Mesa?
We work on asphalt shingle roofs in Costa Mesa only, and we tell you honestly if yours is past saving.
How long does a tune-up take on a Costa Mesa home?
A tune-up on a typical mid-century ranch home in Costa Mesa takes our two-person crew two to three hours.
What warranty do Costa Mesa homeowners get?
Costa Mesa homeowners get a six-year warranty from Dura-Foam on every roof tune-up.
Where can I see other Orange County cities you serve?
You can see every Orange County city we serve, not just Costa Mesa, on the Orange County page.
Book a free roof inspection in Costa Mesa and get an honest answer about your asphalt roof.