Pacific Metal Roofing, Inc.

I'm an Architect and General Contractor doing mainly residential work. For a recent project I needed a local metal roofing contractor to provide a new metal roof for an historic house in Pacific Palisades. The clients were German and the specifications and workmanship needed to be of exacting standards. Pacific Metal Roofing was referred to me and after the first meeting, I knew we had found the right company. With Mike in the office, Jim and Elias in the field, we were in good hands. Professional, timely, high quality work and people. Service: Roof installation

Michael and his crew are professional and responsive. Great communication from the start, with no "dropped balls". And, he was able to squeeze my job in a month ahead of schedule when another customer's project was delayed by a re-design. My project was a bit unusual--adding a layer of new metal sheet roofing on top of a corroded original layer of galvanized sheet metal on my private airplane hangar at Camarillo Airport. Michael didn't hesitate to help, even though most of their jobs are higher end residential and commercial standing seam roofs. His foreman visited the site and identified the correct matching material--perfect fit. My 50 year old hangar is now sealed up for the next 50 years! I don't hesitate to recommend Pacific Metal Roofing. Service: Roof installation

Rain drops keep falling on my head, but not anymore since Pacific Metal Roofing installed my new roof. They installed an A606/Corten self weathering, self protective rusting standing seam roof. With their due diligence they repeatedly warned me against using the Corten/A606, as our new construction project, they felt, was too close to the ocean for using the raw steel. They suggested aluminum or painted steel. Against their advise I insisted on the A606/Corten steel roof. I wanted a 1” mechanical seamed, standing seam roof as opposed to the typical snap lock. Not one roofing company was willing to do or even quote the entire roof in a mechanical seam roof, except for Pacific Metal Roofing. Some roofers had no idea what it was. It’s a labor intensive method but far superior to today’s snap lock. Plus you can not duplicate the look of the natural protective rust finish of the Corten. The 1” mechanical seam gives a tight, neat, clean look to the roof. We recently had our first rainstorm