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Roofing

Re-roofs, leak repair, tile and shingle work, gutters.

43 licensed in the valley · 40 listed here

Most homes in Temecula and Murrieta wear concrete tile, which lasts decades — but the underlayment beneath it does not. Thirty-year felt installed during the build-out is now failing across whole neighbourhoods, and the leak usually shows up during the first real rain after a long dry summer.

Roofing in the Temecula Valley, by the numbers

  • 43 licensed Roofing contractors in the valley
  • 10.4 average years in business
  • 8 have been licensed 20 years or more
  • 100% carry an active contractor bond
  • Temecula 19
  • Murrieta 20
  • Winchester 4

Counts cover every active CSLB licence in the 92590–92596 ZIP codes as of 2026-08-28. Years in business are measured from the original licence issue date. Verify any licence at CSLB →

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Hiring roofing in Temecula — what to know

My tile roof looks fine. Why would it leak?

Because the tile is not what keeps water out — the underlayment is. Tile sheds bulk water and protects the felt from UV, but on a 25-year-old roof the felt underneath can be brittle even where every tile is intact.

When is the best time to re-roof here?

Late spring through early autumn, while it is dry. That is also peak season, so pricing and scheduling are easier if you book before the first storm forecast sends everyone looking at once.

What licence does a roofer need?

A C-39 licence. Roofing is one of the classifications where unlicensed work is most common, and it is also where it is most expensive to get wrong, so verify the number with CSLB.

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