Exterior of a Central Valley home with new siding and roof completed by On Point Design Construction
Roofing · CSLB #1105082

Roof repair, leak
investigation and reroof planning

Roofing work handled the way the rest of our building work is handled: find the actual source, write the scope down, and repair the structure underneath rather than the symptom on top. Serving California’s Central Valley.

  • CSLB #1105082
  • Written scopes
  • Documented change orders
(209) 770-5623
Scope of Work

What roofing work covers

Most roofing calls fall into one of the scopes below. Which one applies is decided after looking at the roof, not over the phone.

Leak investigation

Water rarely enters where it appears inside. We trace the path from the stain back to the interface that is actually failing, look at the attic side and sheathing where access allows, and document findings with photographs before pricing a repair.

Roof repair

Targeted repair of failed areas on a roof that is otherwise sound — damaged or displaced covering, failed penetrations, deteriorated flashing, and the small details that cause repeat leaks.

Dry rot & roof-deck repair

Sheathing, rafter tails, fascia, eaves and framing degraded by long-term moisture. The rot is removed, the source of water is addressed, and sound material is rebuilt in its place.

Reroof & replacement planning

When a covering has reached the end of its service life, planning matters: substrate condition, underlayment, ventilation, edge and transition details, permits, and how the work is sequenced around the building’s use.

Flashing & drainage interfaces

Valleys, penetrations, chimneys, skylights, wall-to-roof transitions, gutters and downspouts. These interfaces are where most roof water problems begin, and they are called out line by line in the scope.

Documented & insurance-related scopes

Written, itemized scopes that can be read alongside an adjuster estimate or an inspection report. We document conditions and scope; coverage decisions remain with your insurer.

License & Delivery

How roofing projects are licensed and delivered

On Point Design Construction Inc. holds California contractor license CSLB #1105082, a Class B General Building Contractor license.

Roofing is managed as part of qualifying general building scopes, and appropriately licensed roofing trade participation is coordinated where the scope or applicable licensing requirements call for it. In practice that means the delivery method is matched to the project in front of us — structural, framing and dry-rot repair sit squarely inside general building work, while specialty roofing installation is arranged with the correctly licensed trade when that is what the scope requires.

  • One point of accountability — scope, sequence and closeout are managed by us, whoever performs each portion of the work
  • Written scope and itemized estimate — inclusions, exclusions and allowances stated before work begins
  • Documented change orders — concealed damage found during demolition is priced and approved in writing
  • Public license recordverify #1105082 with the CSLB
Project Request

Discuss a roofing project

Send what you know and we will follow up to arrange a look at the roof. Prefer to talk it through? Call (209) 770-5623.

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Process

How a roofing project moves

The same four steps used on our larger building work, applied at repair scale.

01

Conversation & site visit

We talk through what you are seeing, then look at the roof, the interior evidence and the attic side where access allows.

02

Findings & written scope

Conditions are documented with photographs, and the scope is written line by line with an itemized estimate, inclusions and exclusions.

03

Contract, permits & trade coordination

Contract terms, permits where required, and the correctly licensed trade participation for any specialty portion are arranged before work starts.

04

Repair, verify, close out

Work is checked against the scope as it goes in. Concealed damage becomes a documented change order rather than a surprise on the invoice.

Questions

Roofing questions

Plain answers about how roofing scopes, licensing and documentation are handled.

Do you work on roofs as a general contractor?
Yes. On Point Design Construction Inc. holds California contractor license CSLB #1105082, a Class B General Building Contractor license. Roofing is handled as part of qualifying general building projects, and appropriately licensed roofing trade participation is brought in where the scope or applicable licensing requirements call for it. Project delivery is matched to the scope in front of us rather than forced into one arrangement, and the license record is public on the CSLB website.
My ceiling is staining but I do not know where the water is coming from. Where do you start?
With investigation rather than material. Water usually enters at an interface — a flashing, a valley, a penetration, a wall-to-roof transition, a gutter or drainage detail — and travels before it shows up inside. We trace the path, look at the attic side and the sheathing where access allows, and document what is found with photographs. The repair scope is written after that, not before.
Can a roof be repaired, or does it have to be replaced?
Both are real answers and the difference matters financially. Localized failures on an otherwise sound roof are usually repairable. When the covering is at the end of its service life, when there is widespread substrate damage, or when repeated repairs have already been made in the same area, replacement planning is the more honest recommendation. We will tell you which condition we actually see and why.
What is dry rot at the roof deck and why does it change the scope?
Long-term moisture degrades wood — sheathing, rafter tails, fascia, eaves and the framing under a deck or balcony. It is often hidden under the roof covering, so the full extent is only visible once material is removed. When that happens the additional work is documented as a change order with the cost and schedule impact stated in writing before it proceeds.
Do you handle roofing work tied to an insurance claim?
We work from documented scopes. If you have an adjuster estimate, an inspection report or photographs, send them with your request. Our scope of work is written line by line so it can be read against the estimate you were given. Coverage decisions are made by your insurer, not by us.
What information is useful to send with a roofing request?
The property city or address, roof type if you know it (composition shingle, tile, metal, low-slope or flat), how long the issue has been happening, whether water is entering the building now, and photographs of both the exterior area and any interior staining. Inspection reports and prior repair invoices help as well.
What areas do you serve?
California's Central Valley and the nearby foothills — Stanislaus, San Joaquin, Tuolumne and Calaveras counties plus northern Merced County. See the service areas page for the communities covered.
Related Work

Other work we handle

Roofs and decks are two of the paths we take on most often, but the same license, documentation and crews cover the rest of the building.

Decks

New decks, structural deck repair, stairs, guards and railings, and waterproofing interfaces over living space.

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