Hours
Mon–Fri, 7:30 AM–5:00 PM; Sat, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Mon–Fri, 7:30 AM–5:00 PM; Sat, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
9670 Monterey Rd, Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Winter Roofing, Inc. helps property owners in San Jose execute roofing projects with clear permitting, practical inspections, and local climate-aware execution.
We separate scope, permitting, and inspections into clear steps, then execute with materials and details suited to local conditions.
Most full roof replacements in San Jose need a building permit so the City can verify safety and code items like covering, attachments, and flashing.
Larger reroof portions, structural deck work, or rooftop upgrades such as solar or vents can expand permit scope.
Projects with extra scope changes are less likely to be delayed when we confirm the full scope before permit filing.
San Jose is inland-leaning with hot summers and notable UV exposure. Heat and thermal movement are major long-term performance factors.
Winter is generally drier than coastal areas, but storms can still be heavy. Waterproofing and underlayment quality still matter.
In most reroof situations, yes. We confirm scope and threshold before starting so your permit and inspections line up with your work.
A full reroof typically replaces a significant roof area, while repair is limited in location and scope.
Most projects involve in-progress checks when deck or sheathing work is included, then a final inspection after closeout quality.
Yes. Those scope changes usually require a broader permit package and can add checkpoints.
Yes. We usually include permitting and inspection management as part of roofing scope.
Some projects may have energy-related roof requirements. We verify what applies based on scope and roof type before final specs.
Yes, when included in the permit set at the start. Skylights can change flashing and structural requirements.
Late spring through early fall is easiest; winter scheduling is still possible with careful planning.
Usually fast once approved, though decking surprises and inspection windows can lengthen closure timing.
Heat-conscious assemblies with reliable flashing and strong underlayment are common recommendations.
Request a free estimate or inspection and a written scope.