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Tract homes with tile roofs under a pale marine layer morning in Camarillo, California

Roofing Contractor in Camarillo, CA

Camarillo sits in Pleasant Valley, where a morning marine layer gives way to Santa Ana wind off the surrounding hills, and each asks something different of a roof. A roofing contractor in Camarillo, CA works with a Census median home year of 1982, so many tract roofs are on a first or second covering.

  • ★ 4.9 on Google · 69 reviews
  • Same-day or next-day bookings
  • Based in Van Nuys, CA

Van Nuys is 43 miles and about 70 minutes away by our estimate.

On this page
  1. Marine layer, then Santa Ana wind on Pleasant Valley roofs
  2. Original 1980s roofs in Pleasant Valley tracts
  3. Old Town Camarillo, the ranch history and Leisure Village
  4. Hillside edges, the 2013 Springs Fire and valley rain
  5. From Van Nuys to Camarillo, and who permits the work
  6. Common questions

Marine layer, then Santa Ana wind on Pleasant Valley roofs

Camarillo's weather swings between two extremes. Summers are mild, with no monthly average above about 71.6°F, and a low marine layer often sits over the Oxnard Plain in the morning. Then a Santa Ana event brings dry, gusting wind down from the hills.

Each season stresses different parts. Damp mornings wear on sealants and the metal at flashings, and gusts attack ridge pieces, tile edges and loose shingles. After a windstorm, look from the ground for shifted tiles or debris on the roof.

Concrete tile roofs on a tract street in Pleasant Valley, Camarillo

Original 1980s roofs in Pleasant Valley tracts

The city incorporated in 1964, and a large share of its housing came in the decades after. By Census figures the median home dates to 1982, and 65 percent are owner-occupied. For many owners, that means a roof now around 40 years old.

Concrete tile is a common tract roof of that period. A tile roof's underlayment often wears out before the tile does, so a roof can look intact while the layer beneath it has cracked. Lifting a few tiles in different spots tells us what is left.

Aging underlayment visible beneath lifted tile on a Ventura County home

Old Town Camarillo, the ranch history and Leisure Village

Camarillo is named for Californio brothers Adolfo and Juan Camarillo Jr., who founded it on Rancho Calleguas. The Ventura Freeway bisects the Old Town area, and Ventura Boulevard is the main downtown street. Leisure Village, a retirement community, opened in 1973. A 1970s roof that was never replaced is long past most coverings' rated life, so we start with its condition rather than assumptions.

Camarillo station is served by Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner and Metrolink's Ventura County Line. We confirm visit timing by phone, since freeway traffic changes the trip.

Hillside edges, the 2013 Springs Fire and valley rain

The Springs Fire began in the Camarillo Springs area on May 2, 2013, burned about 28,000 acres and damaged roughly 15 houses. Check your address on CAL FIRE's viewer, then ask us about covering class and vent screening. Camarillo stands at about 177 feet and averages 12.01 inches of rain a year, with February the wettest month at 2.90 inches. Its record high is 108°F, set in September and October.

From Van Nuys to Camarillo, and who permits the work

The trip is about 43 miles, usually 70 minutes, though freeway traffic can change that. On the phone you get a realistic window and the first visit slot we can offer. A quick return trip is not something we can promise from this far.

Camarillo has its own building department as a council-manager city, so re-roof permits are issued locally, not by the county. The unincorporated Santa Rosa Valley next door is a different case, so check your parcel. Ask who is pulling the permit, and ask for the final inspection sign-off in writing. The wider area is covered on our Ventura County page.

Replacing a full tile roof, or switching materials? Start with roof replacement.

What customers say

“I even saw Roger return later with a magnetic roller to check the ground again for any missed roofing nails, which showed real care and attention to detail.”
Sandra H. · Google review, 3 months ago as of November 2026
“The crew’s workmanship looked top-notch, and they kept me updated by sending drone photos of the roof work as it happened, which was really helpful since I wasn’t about to climb up there myself!”
Kyle K. · Google review, 9 months ago as of November 2026

4.9 on Google · 69 reviews as of November 2026. Read all reviews

Roofing questions from Camarillo

Why do tile roofs in Camarillo leak when the tiles look fine?

The waterproof layer under the tile, the underlayment, often wears out before the tile does. Tiles shed most water, but the paper beneath catches what gets through, and after 30 or 40 years of sun it can crack. We lift a few tiles to check it before quoting a fix.

How does Camarillo's wind affect a roof?

Santa Ana wind comes off the hills and works first on edges, ridge pieces and loose or cracked tiles. After a strong gust, check from the ground for shifted tiles or debris in the yard. Anything look off? We will set the earliest visit we can.

Services in Camarillo

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14526 Sherman Cir, Van Nuys, CA 91405
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