Best of San Diego · 2026

Best Roofers in San Diego

Our top picks for roofers in San Diego: Dana Logsdon Roofing & Solar (El Cajon), Build Brothers Inc. and Sunstone — ranked by what thousands of San Diegans say in their reviews, weighed for consistency, and checked by us, from 259 places compared. Rankings are editorial and never for sale.

Updated October 2026 · 259 listings

  1. 1Dana Logsdon Roofing & Solar

    Dana Logsdon Roofing & Solar

    Roofer in Cuyamaca Business Park

    Local favoriteEl CajonCallDirectionsWebsite
  2. 2Build Brothers Inc.

    Build Brothers Inc.

    Roofer in Miramar

    Local favoriteMira MesaCallDirectionsWebsite
  3. 3Sunstone

    Sunstone

    Roofer in Carmel Valley

    Local favoriteCarmel ValleyCallDirectionsWebsite
  4. 4California First Roofing

    California First Roofing

    Roofer in Miramar

    Local favoriteMira MesaCallDirectionsWebsite
  5. 5619 Roofing of San Marcos

    619 Roofing of San Marcos

    Roofer in San Marcos

    Local favoriteSan MarcosCallDirectionsWebsite
  6. 6Alma Roofing

    Alma Roofing

    Roofer in Pacific Beach

    Local favoritePacific BeachCallDirectionsWebsite
  7. 7Christian Roofing, Inc

    Christian Roofing, Inc

    Roofer in El Cajon

    Local favoriteEl CajonCallDirectionsWebsite
  8. 8Dils Roofing

    Dils Roofing

    Roofer in Vista

    Local favoriteVistaCallDirectionsWebsite
  9. 9Mark Anthony Construction and Roofing, Inc.

    Mark Anthony Construction and Roofing, Inc.

    Roofer in San Marcos

    Local favoriteSan MarcosCallDirectionsWebsite
  10. 10The Roof Masters

    The Roof Masters

    Roofer in Vista

    Local favoriteVistaCallDirectionsWebsite

How to choose a roofer in San Diego

There are about 260 roofing companies in this directory. San Diego roofs see little rain but a lot of sun, so materials matter: clay and concrete tile last decades, while asphalt shingles are cheaper up front. Dana Logsdon Roofing and Solar in El Cajon, Build Brothers in Mira Mesa, Sunstone in Carmel Valley and California First Roofing in Mira Mesa top our list.

Get at least two written estimates that list the materials, underlayment, permit and cleanup, and ask about the workmanship warranty separately from the manufacturer's. If you're thinking about solar, plan the roof and the panels together so you don't pay to remove panels later. Before any job, confirm the contractor's license on the California Contractors State License Board website (cslb.ca.gov), and get the price, scope and timeline in writing.

Before you hire: a quick checklist

  • Check the CSLB license for a C-39 (roofing) classification and look for workers’ compensation coverage on the license record.
  • Ask whether the quote is a full tear-off or a layover, and what happens if rotted decking is found.
  • Reroofing usually needs a permit. Ask who pulls it and when the inspection happens.
  • Get the manufacturer warranty and the roofer’s workmanship warranty in writing.
  • Be cautious with door-to-door roofers after storms, and never pay most of the job up front.

How we ranked San Diego's best roofers

We started with every roofing company in San Diego County that is open, verifiable and has a phone number or website, then scored each one on review quality weighted by review volume, so a perfect score from three customers can't outrank years of consistent praise from hundreds. Rankings are editorial and never for sale; paid placements are clearly labeled Sponsored and sit outside the ranking.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best roofer in San Diego?

Our top-ranked roofer is Dana Logsdon Roofing and Solar in El Cajon, followed by Build Brothers in Mira Mesa and Sunstone in Carmel Valley.

When is the best time to replace a roof in San Diego?

Late spring through early fall, when rain is unlikely. Book well before the winter rains if you have an active leak.

Should I replace my roof before installing solar?

If your roof has less than about ten years of life left, it usually makes sense to replace it first.

How do I check a roofer's license?

Look up the license on the Contractors State License Board website, cslb.ca.gov.

Do I need a permit to replace a roof in San Diego?

Usually, yes. Most cities in San Diego County require a permit for reroofing, and California’s energy code may require cool-roof materials on some projects. Your roofer should handle the permit.

How long does a new roof last in San Diego?

It depends on the material: asphalt shingles commonly last around 20 to 30 years, while tile and metal roofs can last much longer. Coastal sun and salt air can shorten that, so ask about materials suited to your area.

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