About Crown Trim Roofers

How we work on a roof

Most calls start with something small: a stain, a drip, a few shingles on the lawn. We look at the roof, go into the attic where we can, and show you photos of what we found. Then we lay out the options in plain terms, including the option of doing less. Reviewers mention this more than anything else. One wrote that instead of pushing a full replacement, we found the exact source of the leak and fixed it.

We care about the small things that make a roof job easier to live through. Landscaping and driveways get protected, the job site stays organized, and cleanup happens before the crew leaves. When plans change because of a parts delay or the weather, you hear about it.

What a visit looks like

A first visit usually takes under an hour on a typical house. We walk the roof where it is safe to walk, check the flashing at walls, vents and chimneys, look at the gutters and the roof edge, and go into the attic if there is access. That attic check is where a lot of answers come from on older South Bay homes, because the underside of the decking shows water stains, soft spots and daylight that you cannot see from the street.

You get the photos, an explanation in plain terms and a free estimate if work is needed. If nothing needs doing, we say so. Reviewers describe this part again and again: being shown what was found, and being told when a repair was enough.

How our estimates are laid out

An estimate should be easy to compare with anyone else's. Ours separates the pieces of the job, so you can see what each part costs: tear-off and disposal, decking repairs, underlayment and flashing, the roof covering itself, permit paperwork on a re-roof, and cleanup. When a job grows because a tear-off exposes rotted boards, you hear about it before that work happens, with photos.

What we ask of you

Tell us where the water shows up, how long it has been happening, and whether your insurance company is involved. Clear a path to the attic hatch if you can. On a re-roof, let neighbors know when the crew is coming, especially on tight South Bay lots where a driveway or fence line is shared. And ask questions: about materials, about the permit, about what the warranty covers in writing.

What we work on

We handle roof repair, roof replacement, flat roofing, commercial roofing, gutters and fascia, skylights and roof maintenance. When a storm hits, our emergency roof repair team tarps first and repairs once the roof is dry. Customers often combine the roof with gutters, trim and solar panel coordination, so one crew handles the whole edge of the house.

Where we work

Our address is 2765 Pacific Coast Hwy in Torrance. That puts Lomita, the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Redondo Beach and Carson close by, with the rest of Los Angeles County and parts of Orange County farther out. See the full list on our service areas page. The South Bay has its own roofing problems: post-war homes with old layers, salt air on fasteners near the beach, and fire-hazard mapping on parts of the Peninsula.

What customers say

We hold 4.8 stars from 73 Google reviews. You can read them on our reviews page, or check them on Google yourself.

Check us before you hire us

Ask questions before you sign with any roofer, including us. Ask for the license number and look it up with the Contractors State License Board. Ask what the warranty covers in writing. Ask who pulls the permit. A roofer worth hiring will answer all of it without hesitation. Our guide to checking a California roofer shows you how.