Pasadena Roofing Contractor.

After nearly two decades with the same tile roof, we finally replaced it with a modern metal roof that better suits the commercial property. This roofing contractor guided us through options and color profiles, matching the metal to our exterior design. The project involved removing heavy tiles, reframing sections near the eaves, and installing standing-seam panels with concealed fasteners. It’s noticeably quieter in the rain and built to last for decades with minimal upkeep.

Amado Roofing completed a large roof replacement using concrete tiles. The project included new battens, underlayment, and flashing around multiple chimneys. The results are clean and uniform, with each tile perfectly aligned. It’s a job built to last, and our premise is better.

The shingle roof on our two-story property had ended its life. Amado Roofing walked me through the reroofing process step by step. They used upgraded underlayment and heavy-duty ridge caps for extra wind resistance. What stood out was the cleanup and organization—every day, the site looked tidy. When they were done, the roof was new, and we passed inspection without any issues.

We inherited an older Tudor with a charming but constantly leaky roof. After several consultations, Amado Roofing was the only company that took the time to explain every option clearly. They proposed a full reroofing using synthetic slate shingles to preserve the original look. The result is beautiful, with every line crisp and consistent. It’s satisfying to see something classic rebuilt with modern durability in mind.

During our home remodel, the roof needed more than repairs, it required a redesign and installation. We chose architectural asphalt shingles, and Amado Roofing took care of the entire process. On top of the installation, they adjusted the sections to improve water runoff, replaced old ridge vents, and coordinated all city permits and inspections. I appreciate their focus on aligning every shingle perfectly across the complex hip layout. It was a large project, covering over 4,200 square feet. Their attention also extended to minor details, such as flashing around dormers and chimney caps.