Roofing Contractor in Woodland Hills, CA

Infinity Roofers is a licensed roofing contractor (CA License #1134192) for Woodland Hills homes and businesses, replacing and repairing roofs from Warner Center to the hillside streets south of Ventura Boulevard. Our nearest location is the Canoga Park office at 21515 Vanowen St #1111, about 4 miles away. Ask for an inspection and a written estimate through our contact page.

Two of our three locations are close by: the Canoga Park office just to the north and the Simi Valley main office to the northwest, with the Pasadena office covering the San Gabriel Valley. One state license covers all three, in Los Angeles County and Ventura County.

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Roof Repairs in Woodland Hills

From leaks and damaged shingles to flashing problems and storm-related damage, our roof repair services focus on restoring your property's protection while addressing the underlying issue.

Roof Replacement in Woodland Hills

When a roof has reached the end of its useful life or repairs are no longer practical, we provide complete roof replacement solutions using quality materials and professional installation practices.

New Roof Installation in Woodland Hills

Building a new property or installing a new roofing system? We help homeowners, builders, and property owners select and install roofing systems suited to the project's design, performance requirements, and long-term goals.

Storm Damage Roofing in Woodland Hills

Strong weather can leave behind missing or damaged shingles, exposed areas, leaks, and other roofing problems. We inspect storm-related damage and recommend appropriate repairs or replacement solutions.

Commercial Roofing in Woodland Hills

We provide roofing solutions for commercial properties, including roof installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance. Our approach is focused on minimizing disruption while protecting the building and its operations.

Years of Combined Experience

20 +

Roofing Projects Completed

1000

Commitment to Quality

100 %

Customer Satisfaction Rating

5 ★

Hillside homes and fire hazard severity zones

Which side of Ventura Boulevard a house sits on changes the rules for its roof. On CAL FIRE’s fire hazard severity zone map (dated March 24, 2025), large parts of the hillside neighborhoods south of the boulevard, in ZIP code 91364, are in the Very High zone, with some streets in the High zone. Warner Center and the flatter blocks north of the boulevard are outside the mapped zones.

For a homeowner in the hills, that has three practical consequences:

Class A roofing. The Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) requires a Class A roof covering inside a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone.

Replacement counts as new construction. In High and Very High zones, the California Wildland-Urban Interface Code (2025 edition, section 507.1) requires a roof that is replaced, or has 50% or more of its covering replaced within 12 months, to meet the requirements for a new roof, including a Class A rated assembly. Smaller repairs must still use at least Class A material.

No wood shakes. LADBS’s re-roofing guidance states that wood shake and wood shingle roof coverings are not approved in the City of Los Angeles, and that re-roofing over existing shakes is not allowed. An old shake roof on a hillside house comes off completely before the new roof goes on.

The hillside streets near Serrania Avenue are in the local Very High zone, and the ridge along Mulholland Drive above them is state-responsibility land rated Very High. CAL FIRE draws the zones from fuels, terrain and weather, not from neighborhood names: map points we checked inside 91364 fell in the Very High zone, the High zone and outside the zones, so look up the exact address before you compare materials or quotes.

What Woodland Hills heat and winter storms do to a roof

NOAA’s climate-normals station at Pierce College, inside Woodland Hills, averages a 97.4°F high in August and about 36 days a year at 100°F or hotter (1991-2020 normals); NOAA’s downtown Los Angeles station averages about 2 such days. The Pierce College station also records about 115 days a year at 90°F or more. Rain averages 16.4 inches a year and arrives almost entirely in winter, with about 13.7 inches from December through March.

With the Pierce College station logging about 36 days a year over 100°F and almost all of its rain from December through March, summer damage to shingles, sealants and membrane seams usually shows up as a leak in the first winter storm, so early fall is the time for a roof check.

Woodland Hills roof replacement on 1960s and 1970s homes

Much of Woodland Hills was built in the 1960s and 1970s. Census Bureau estimates (American Community Survey, 2020-2024) put the median year built at 1967 in ZIP code 91364 and at 1975 in 91367, which includes Warner Center; in 91367, 40% of the 20,946 housing units date from those two decades. In the hillside ZIP, 91364, about 51% of the housing went up in the 1950s and 1960s, so the roof on most of those houses is not the original one.

Replacement beats another repair when the wear is everywhere or leaks keep returning. The job starts with an inspection and a detailed written estimate that includes project photos, a timeline and your material options.

We install asphalt shingle, tile, metal and flat or low-slope roofs. In the City of Los Angeles, replacing more than half of a home’s roof also means using a Cool Roof product certified by the Cool Roof Rating Council, so the material choice comes with a reflectivity rating as well as a color. More on the process is on our roof replacement page.

Woodland Hills roof repair: trees, wind and hidden damage

A localized roofing issue may only require a targeted repair. However, widespread damage, recurring leaks, or extensive material deterioration can indicate that replacement is a better long-term solution. Infinity Roofers evaluates the roof first so property owners can make an informed decision.

Repairs we handle in Woodland Hills include leaks around vents, pipes, skylights and rooftop HVAC equipment, damaged or missing shingles, cracked or displaced tiles, worn flashing, and seams and drainage on flat roofs. Trees over a roof add their own risk: wind and falling branches can damage roofing even when nothing is visible from the ground. See the roof repair page for repairs by roof type and our storm damage roof repair page for wind and debris damage.

Warner Center and the hills are different roofing markets

The two Woodland Hills ZIP codes hold different kinds of buildings. In 91364, the hillside ZIP south of the boulevard, about 74% of housing units are detached houses and about 29% of occupied homes are rented. In 91367, which takes in Warner Center, about 41% of units sit in buildings with 50 or more units and about 55% of occupied homes are rented (Census estimates, 2020-2024).

On hillside houses inside the mapped zones, the fire rules above set the material. Large apartment and office buildings like those in Warner Center often have flat or low-slope membrane roofs, where the work is seams, drains and ponding water; the commercial roof repair page covers TPO, EPDM and flat roof repair.

Roof permits in the City of Los Angeles

Woodland Hills is a neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles, so roof permits come from LADBS, not from a separate city hall.

A re-roof with a lightweight Class A or B covering over solid sheathing qualifies for an LADBS express permit with no plan check. The roof is inspected when the work is complete, and also before the new roofing goes on when the sheathing has to be checked or replaced.

The neighbors are different: Calabasas, on the west side, is its own city, and Topanga, over the ridge to the south, is an unincorporated community, so a roof a short drive from a Woodland Hills street can follow a different permit path.

Our roofing process

1. Inspect and Plan

We begin by understanding your roofing needs and thoroughly inspecting your property. We identify damage, evaluate the roofing system, and provide a clear estimate with recommended solutions, materials, and project expectations.

2. Execute the Project

Once you approve the plan, our team schedules the work and gets started. We use quality materials and established installation practices while keeping you informed throughout the project and maintaining a safe, organized worksite.

3. Final Review & Warranty

After completing the work, we conduct a final walkthrough to review the finished project with you. We clean the work area, answer your questions, and provide applicable warranty documentation and maintenance guidance.

Served from our Canoga Park office

Find our nearest location in Canoga Park, approximately 4 miles from Woodland Hills.

Infinity Roofers, Canoga Park
Office: 21515 Vanowen St #1111, Canoga Park, CA 91303
Phone: (805) 225-7663
Email: infinityroofersinc@gmail.com

The Canoga Park office page has the full West Valley picture, including permits and housing in Reseda, Winnetka and West Hills. Our Canoga Park service area extends throughout the western San Fernando Valley, including:

Canoga Park
Woodland Hills
West Hills
Winnetka
Chatsworth
Calabasas
Tarzana
Northridge
Porter Ranch
Encino
Sherman Oaks

Our Happy Clients!

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 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We recently had Infinity Roofers replace our 28-year-old tile roof on our house in Wood Ranch Simi Valley, and I could not be happier with the experience.

Infinity and Bar was outstanding to work with from beginning to end. He was extremely responsive, dependable and trustworthy, and he did exactly what he said he would do. His crew was professional, worked efficiently, and completed the project on time and on budget. The quality of the workmanship was excellent.

What I especially appreciated was Bar’s practical approach to our roof. Instead of installing an entirely new tile roof, Infinity carefully removed and saved our existing tiles, replaced the broken ones with new tiles, installed new fire resistant and waterproof underlayment and then reinstalled the existing tile. The service included removing and reinstalling our 30 solar panels which went smoothly.  This approach cost 1/3 of replacing the entire roof and it looks new with a 10 year warranty.

We had experienced a few roof leaks, and with another potentially wet winter El Nino ahead, I’m very glad we decided to take care of the roof now—and especially glad we chose Infinity Roofers.  Finding a contractor who is responsive, honest, dependable and delivers quality work at the agreed price is incredibly important. Bar and his team checked all of those boxes.

I would highly recommend Bar and Infinity Roofers to anyone in Simi Valley or the surrounding area needing roof work. Five stars!

Woodland Hills roofing questions

How do I know if my house is in a fire hazard zone?

Enter the address in CAL FIRE’s fire hazard severity zone map viewer. In Woodland Hills the answer usually depends on whether the house is in the hills south of Ventura Boulevard (often Very High or High) or on the valley floor (usually outside the zones), but the map, not the neighborhood name, decides.

Do I need a cool roof in Woodland Hills?

If more than 50% of a home’s roof is being replaced, yes: LADBS requires a Cool Roof product labeled and certified by the Cool Roof Rating Council. Resetting existing roof tiles on new underlayment is the exception, because LADBS lists that work as not needing cool roof compliance.

Talk to a Woodland Hills roofer

Use our contact page or the call button at the top of this page. Give us the address and a short description of the problem, and we arrange the inspection and send the written estimate.

Comparing roofing contractors in Woodland Hills? Ask each roofing company if your address is in a fire hazard zone and which Class A product it is quoting.