Commercial & Residential Roofing

Reliable roofing for Bay Area homes and businesses — from single-family homes to multi-unit buildings and commercial properties.

Updated Reviewed by Safi Ahmad, Co-Founder & Managing Director CSLB #1148511 (C-39)

Alpha Eagle Roofing works on single-family homes, multi-unit buildings, HOA properties and small commercial buildings across the Bay Area, from shingle and tile roofs to flat TPO and modified bitumen systems. The same licensed crew standards apply at every scale: permits pulled, work photo-documented in CompanyCam, and every estimate in writing.

One Company for Every Property Type

Alpha Eagle Roofing serves both residential homeowners and commercial property managers across the San Francisco Bay Area. Whether you own a single-family home in Daly City or a multi-unit commercial building in Oakland, we bring the same licensed, insured professionalism to every project.

Residential Roofing

We understand that your home is your most significant investment — and disrupting your household is something we take seriously. Our residential roofing work is characterized by:

  • Respectful scheduling — we work with your timeline, not ours
  • Thorough clean-up at the end of every day
  • Clear communication from your first call through project closeout
  • Full licensing and liability insurance — protecting you, not just us
  • Fixed-price proposals — no surprise line items

We work on single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, multi-plex properties (2–4 units), and ADUs (accessory dwelling units).

Commercial Roofing

Commercial properties have different demands: tighter schedules, occupied buildings, liability documentation, and in many cases, larger, more complex roof systems. Alpha Eagle Roofing is equipped for all of it.

  • Flat and low-slope systems (TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen)
  • Standing-seam metal for commercial structures
  • Work scheduling around business hours to minimize tenant disruption
  • Certificate of insurance and additional insured endorsements available
  • Multi-year preventive maintenance programs
  • Emergency response for commercial properties

We work with property management companies, HOA boards, retail building owners, light industrial facilities, and institutional clients.

HOA & Multi-Unit Properties

Replacing the roof on a homeowners association or multi-unit building involves coordination with board members, scheduling around tenant life, and navigating approval processes. We’ve done this before — we know how to communicate clearly with multiple stakeholders and keep the project moving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have experience with specific commercial roof brands?

Yes — we’re familiar with Carlisle, Firestone, GAF, Owens Corning, and other major manufacturer systems. We can perform warranty-compliant installations for manufacturer-backed warranties.

Can you provide preventive maintenance on our commercial roof?

Yes. A scheduled maintenance program — typically twice annually — dramatically extends roof life and catches problems early. Ask about our maintenance agreements.

Related services and guides

Our projects

On the roof now, and recently finished.

Right now we have 3 roofs underway across the Bay Area. These cards come straight from our job schedule, shown by city only.

All projects

Roofing permits, handled for you

Most Bay Area cities require a building permit to replace a roof. You should not have to learn that process. We pull the permit for you.

Alpha Eagle Roofing pulls every required permit with your city's building department, schedules all required inspections, meets the inspector on-site, and closes the permit once the work passes final inspection. You don't fill out a single form, make a single call, or take a single day off work.

What we handle on your behalf:

  • Permit application submitted to your city's building department
  • Decking or in-progress inspection, where your city requires one
  • Inspection scheduling with your building department
  • Final inspection — we meet the inspector, address any items, and get sign-off
  • HOA approval paperwork if your community requires it
  • Permit card delivered to you at project completion
Why this matters: Unpermitted roofing work can void your homeowner's insurance coverage, complicate a future home sale, and leave you personally liable if the roof fails inspection later. We never skip this step.

Handled for you

Rules and fees differ by city. Our permit guide covers Title 24 cool roofs, Class A fire ratings and HOA approval.
How we handle permits