Off Gage Ave and the blocks running toward Atlantic Blvd, the housing is what we spend most of our Bell days on: 1920s through 40s bungalows and small stucco homes on lots so tight there's barely room to set a ladder in the side yard. The rear alleys solve that. We stage material and debris off the alley, so the street stays open.
The roof mix isn't uniform, either. A four-unit with a flat mod-bit roof often sits mid-block between two shingled houses, and those are different jobs. A seam opening at a parapet has nothing in common with a wind-lifted shingle course off Florence Ave.
Why we put the numbers in writing in Bell
Do you handle the permit for a reroof in Bell?
Yes. City hall here runs everything by the book, so we pull the permit and schedule inspection ourselves rather than leaving it on you.
Do you want money before you start?
You should get a written scope and price first, with a license number on it you can check against the CSLB. Ask any roofer knocking your door for both.