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Roof leak repair and re-roofing in Wrigley, Long Beach
Wrigley is a west-central Long Beach neighborhood of 1910s to 1940s bungalows, cottages and small apartment buildings, and its roofs show every decade since.
Roofing in Wrigley at a glance
ZIP codes we cover here:
- 90806
Nearest office: Long Beach. Phone answered 24/7.
Call (562) 414-1770Wrigley sits west of Long Beach Boulevard and east of the Los Angeles River, between downtown and the 405. Much of it was built between the 1910s and the 1940s, with Craftsman and California bungalows, Spanish-style cottages, and small apartment courts and duplexes. The neighborhood has deep roots, a strong community feel, and many homes that have been in the same families for years.
Over a century, these roofs have collected repairs of every style and quality. We often find shingles over older shingles, flat sections patched with several kinds of material, and flashing that was replaced only where it was easy to reach. Our crews sort out what is worth keeping and what needs replacing, and explain it simply.
We also roof small multi-unit buildings in Wrigley, where a leak can affect more than one household and fast response matters.
Bungalows, courts and duplexes in Wrigley
Single-family bungalows here usually have low-pitched gable or hip roofs with composition shingle, often over the original spaced plank sheathing. Spanish-style cottages may carry clay tile on part of the roof and a flat roof elsewhere. Rear units and garages added later often have flat or nearly flat roofs.
Bungalow courts and small apartment buildings frequently have flat roofs with built-up hot mop, torch-down or coatings. These roofs see foot traffic from equipment service and can have many penetrations for vents and plumbing, each a possible leak point.

Roof problems we see most in Wrigley
Patchwork flat roofs
Flat roofs on rear units and garages often carry decades of mixed patches. Leaks move around as one patch fails after another.
Too many shingle layers
Some homes have a second or third layer of shingles. The extra weight and hidden rot underneath mean a full tear-off is usually the honest answer.
Old plumbing vent boots
Rubber and lead boots around plumbing vents crack in the sun. It is a simple fix and one of the most common leaks we find here.
Dry rot at the eaves
Old fascia and roof edge boards soften after years of water and sun. New roofing needs solid wood at the edge to hold drip edge and gutters.
Roofing work in Wrigley
Wrigley is part of the City of Long Beach, so re-roofs need a city building permit, which we pull, along with inspections we schedule. Title 24 can require cool-rated roofing on some re-roofs, especially low-slope ones, and we check what applies before ordering. Many lots have alley access, which keeps containers and deliveries off the street.
The neighborhood is a few miles inland from the beach, but ocean breezes still reach it, along with some industrial grime from the river and port corridor. Our downtown office is close by, so we can get to most Wrigley addresses quickly when rain is coming in through the ceiling. For small rental buildings, we can coordinate with owners and tenants so work is done with as little disruption as possible.
Most-requested here
Roofing services for Wrigley
Roof Leak Repair
Roof leak repair means tracing water back to its entry point, then fixing that failure rather than smearing sealant where the stain shows.
Read moreRoof Repair
Roof repair covers the targeted fixes that keep a roof working: replacing broken tiles or shingles, resealing penetrations, fixing flashing and patching worn sections of a flat roof.
Read moreHot Mop Roofing
Hot mop roofing is a built-up roof made of several layers of roofing felt set in hot liquid asphalt, finished with a mineral cap sheet or gravel.
Read moreFascia & Eave Repair
Fascia and eave repair replaces rotted fascia boards, rafter tails, eave sheathing and soffits at the edge of the roof.
Read moreApartment & HOA Roofing
Apartment and HOA roofing covers repair and replacement of roofs on apartment buildings, condo complexes and townhome associations, from flat parapet roofs to tile and shingle on garden-style buildings.
Read moreFAQ
Questions from Wrigley
How much does it cost to fix a roof leak in Wrigley?
A typical leak repair in Long Beach runs $360 to $1,280 per leak, depending on the roof type and how far the damage has spread. The real price comes after we look at your roof and find the source.
Can you replace the flat roof on the back unit of my Wrigley property?
Yes. We tear off the worn layers, repair any damaged decking, and install a new low-slope system such as torch-down, TPO or hot mop. We also rebuild the drainage so water does not sit.
Do you roof duplexes and small apartment courts in Wrigley?
We do. We work with owners to schedule around tenants, keep units dry during the work, and handle the City of Long Beach permit.
Roof trouble in Wrigley?
Call Denco at (562) 414-1770. Someone answers 24 hours a day, and our crews work out of Long Beach and La Mirada.