Roof repair and mobile home roofs in Carson, CA

Carson borders the west side of Long Beach, about 15 minutes from our downtown office by the 405 or Del Amo Boulevard. The 405, 110 and 91 all pass through or near Carson, and the 710 runs along its eastern edge, so crews reach most of the city quickly.

We get calls from homeowners in Carson's single-family neighborhoods, residents and managers of mobile home parks, and owners of industrial and commercial buildings. Each type of roof fails in different ways. We repair what we can and replace what we must, without overselling.

Mobile home parks, post-war tracts and industry

Carson's housing includes many 1950s and 1960s single-story tract homes with shingle roofs, along with some two-story homes and newer townhomes with concrete tile. The city also has a large number of mobile home parks, where manufactured homes have low-slope metal or membrane roofs and many owners use roof-overs or coatings.

Industrial and commercial buildings fill large parts of the city, with big flat roofs that use built-up, TPO, PVC or spray foam systems. The southern part of the city is close to the harbor, so marine air and salt haze can wear on roof coatings and metal over time.

Roof problems we see most in Carson

Carson permits, parks and commercial work

Carson has its own building department, so re-roof permits are issued by the city. Work in mobile home parks may involve park management rules and, for manufactured homes, state rules that differ from regular houses, so we confirm what applies before we start. We pull the permits and schedule the inspections.

Carson is close to the harbor, so the southern part of the city sees salt haze and marine air, while the northern part is a little drier and hotter. For mobile home roof-overs, we look at the existing frame and roof to make sure the new system is sound. For commercial roofs, we plan around business hours and tenants.