Shingle and flat-roof replacement, manufactured-home roof-overs, and the flashing repairs other roofers skip — three real Hayward projects are pictured on this page. City of Hayward permit handled for you.
The three Hayward projects on this page tell you what we actually do here. On Berkeley Road, a manufactured home got a modern insulated roof-over — rigid insulation board and a new membrane over the aging metal roof, ending the annual ritual of re-sealing ridge cracks. On E Street, we found a furnace flue "flashed" with duct tape and rebuilt the chimney chase properly, with a new cap and sealed storm collar. And on Ormond Avenue, a flat roof was replaced with the solar panels lifted and reset by the same crew.
Different roofs, same discipline: written scope, honest decking assessment, the City of Hayward permit carried to final inspection.
The duct-tape rule: if a previous roofer's fix involved tape, mastic smeared over a crack, or caulk doing a flashing's job, water is already finding its way in. We rebuild the detail correctly — that's the E Street story below.
Residential roofing across Hayward, from the flats to the hills.
Insulated membrane systems over aging metal roofs — quieter, warmer, and permanently sealed.
Learn more →Chimney chases, flues, valleys and vents rebuilt correctly — no tape, no smear coats.
Learn more →Membrane and modified-bitumen systems for flats, additions and ADUs.
Learn more →Panels off, roof replaced, array reset — as on our Ormond Avenue project.
Learn more →A written condition report on decking, underlayment, flashing and ventilation.
Learn more →Same-day tarping to stop water entry while the permanent fix is scheduled.
Learn more →Three real Hayward projects on this page Berkeley Road, E Street and Ormond Avenue — our photos, not stock.
Manufactured homes welcome Many roofers won't touch them; we install insulated roof-over systems built for exactly these homes.
Details done right Storm collars, chase caps and flashings rebuilt to shed water — not taped to survive one season.
License you can check C-39 #1090028, verifiable on the CSLB website.
We pull the permit City of Hayward permit obtained and carried through final inspection.
16+ years, 1,000+ roofs A+ BBB rated, across the Bay Area since 2010.
For most aging metal manufactured-home roofs, yes — an insulated roof-over beats both endless resealing and full replacement. The old ritual is familiar to anyone in Hayward's mobile-home communities: every year or two, someone goes up with a bucket of sealant and chases the ridge cracks. It works until it doesn't, and it does nothing for the heat and noise a bare metal roof transmits.
A roof-over ends the cycle: rigid insulation board goes down over the existing metal roof, and a new single-ply membrane goes over that — permanently sealed, insulated, and finished in a light color that reflects heat. That's exactly the system we installed on Berkeley Road, pictured below from tear-in to the finished aerial.
No tear-off mess The existing roof stays; the new system installs over it.
Insulation included Rigid board under the membrane cuts summer heat and winter loss — and quiets rain dramatically.
Community-friendly Fast installs, tidy staging, and courtesy in tight park layouts.
Minor repairs generally don't — but they do need to be done correctly. The E Street chase rebuild below is what "correctly" looks like: new cap, sealed storm collar, and a paint-ready finish.
We detach, store, reset and test the array with the same crew that does the roof — one contract, no finger-pointing, as on Ormond Avenue.
A Berkeley Road manufactured-home roof-over and the E Street chimney chase rebuild — every photo is our own work in Hayward.
Hayward sits at the center of our East Bay routes — Oakland and Berkeley to the north, the Tri-Valley over the hill.
Verified Google reviews from our Business Profile — rated 4.8 stars.
"The roof over our garage had aged much faster than the rest of the house because it gets direct afternoon sun. We ended up replacing that section along with the main roof, and everything blends together perfectly."
"Ray and team did an excellent job removing my 20+ year old roof and installing the new roof. They were efficient and kept my property clean during the process. Highly recommend!"
"We received the dreaded 'Your homeowners insurance is not going to be renewed' letter… They had the best warranty BY FAR and they handled the permitting process entirely. I knew there was some wood rot that needed repair so had budgeted more than quoted just in case the price went over. Nope. The final price was the exact price quoted."
Hayward tracks the East Bay market — our completed 2026 re-roofs in neighboring Oakland ran $12,500 to $34,000 with a typical project near $22,000, and comparable Hayward homes land in the same band. Manufactured-home roof-overs and targeted repairs price well below that. See the Bay Area cost guide for what moves the number.
Yes — it's a specialty. We install insulated roof-over systems (rigid board plus a new membrane) over the existing metal roof, like the Berkeley Road project pictured above. No tear-off, permanent seal, real insulation.
Usually not. Most flue leaks are failed flashing, not failed roofing — the E Street project above was exactly that: duct tape doing a storm collar's job. We rebuild the detail and leave the sound roof alone.
Yes — detach, replace, reset and test with one crew, as on our Ormond Avenue flat-roof project.
Yes — we obtain it, schedule the inspection and close it out, and we handle park-community approvals for manufactured homes.
Yes — including fire-conscious detailing and Class A assemblies where the hillside setting calls for them.
Shingle, flat, or manufactured-home roof-over — a written scope with decking priced up front and the permit handled. No obligation.
