Owners of the 1950s stucco tracts off Garvey and Mission call us for the same thing over and over: a stain in the back bedroom where a rear addition or converted garage ties into the original comp roof. That transition is where these houses fail. Low-slope cap sheet dead-ends into sloped shingles, and if the flashing was rushed, water finds the seam.
Valley Blvd storefronts are steady work too — flat roofs leaking around rooftop unit curbs. Access is easy. Flat lots, no hillside nonsense.
Roofing on Rosemead's tract homes and Valley Blvd storefronts
My addition is flat and the house is shingle. Can you do both?
Yes, and that junction is usually why people call. We check how the cap sheet terminates, whether the flashing laps right, and whether the flat section has enough fall. Sometimes it's a flashing repair; sometimes the tie-in gets rebuilt.
Will the dumpster sit in front of my house?
Most lots here have no driveway room, so it usually goes in the street, which generally means an encroachment permit through the city. We sort that before tear-off day, not the morning of.