Tear-offs here have a habit of getting bigger. Pull the comp off a 1960s single-story near Whites Canyon and you're usually looking at 1x skip sheathing, which means re-sheathing before anything new goes down. We'd rather say that on the estimate than spring it on you mid-job.
Wind is the other constant. Soledad Canyon funnels Santa Ana events straight through, and the damage repeats: ridge and hip tiles off the newer tile tracts like Fair Oaks Ranch and Aliento, comp lifted along the rake on the older streets. We also coat low-slope roofs on the manufactured homes near Sierra Hwy.
What Santa Ana winds do to Canyon Country roofs
My tile roof lost a few ridge caps after the last windstorm. Is that a repair or a whole roof?
Usually a repair. Displaced ridge and hip tiles are a fastening issue, not a field failure. We check the underlayment where they came off, since that's where water gets in.
Why do tear-offs here run over the original quote?
Almost always skip sheathing. Older homes were built on spaced 1x boards, and new roofing needs solid decking. We look for it before quoting.
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