Services — Metal Roofing & Gutter Referrals in Los Angeles
Three categories. One LA-focused network of pre-screened licensed contractors. We connect homeowners with the right professional for the job — you contract and pay them directly.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam, stone-coated steel, aluminum, copper. Class A fire-rated and FAIR Plan eligible. Includes Chapter 7A compliance for VHFHSZ homes.
Explore metal roofing materials →Seamless Gutters
Custom-formed aluminum and copper seamless gutter installation. Sized for LA rainy-season volume (5", 6", 7" K-style; half-round).
See gutter options →Gutter Guards
Stainless steel micro-mesh, ember-resistant gutter protection. Required in VHFHSZ under CRC R337.5.4. Stops eucalyptus, palm, jacaranda debris and wind-borne fire embers.
See gutter guards →How it works
- Tell us your service, ZIP code, home size, and timeline.
- We connect you with a pre-screened licensed contractor in our LA network.
- The contractor calls you within 2 hours to schedule a free in-person estimate.
- You contract directly with the licensed contractor. We don't touch the money, the paperwork, or the warranty.
See how Tempered Builds works for full details and disclosures.
Material deep-dives
Within metal roofing, three categories warrant their own deep-dive guides — each with distinct cost, appearance, and use-case profiles:
Standing Seam
Modern, hidden-fastener metal roofs. Standard for contemporary and Mid-Century homes. Solar-ready. Installed by a licensed local pro.
Standing seam guide →Copper Roofing
Premium architectural metal. Beverly Hills, Bel Air, historic Pasadena. Long manufacturer warranty.
Copper guide →Stone-Coated Steel
Tile-look or shake-look metal. Spanish Revival and HOA-friendly. Class A at 1/3 the weight of clay tile.
Stone-coated guide →Other services and intent-specific pages
Metal Roof Repair
Leak diagnostics, storm damage, flashing repair, panel replacement. Same-week scheduling for most repairs.
Repair guide →Metal Roof Replacement
Full reroof from asphalt or tile. Tear-off, structural verification, Class A material upgrade. Insurance non-renewal response.
Replacement guide →Metal Roof Installation
New construction, ADUs, additions, garage conversions, post-fire rebuilds. Class A from day one, solar-ready.
Installation guide →Metal Soffit & Fascia
Non-combustible eave enclosure for VHFHSZ homes under CWUIC R337.7. Cross-sell from any roof project.
Soffit and fascia guide →Metal Siding & Cladding
Non-combustible exterior cladding. Standing seam vertical, corrugated, ACM panels. ADU, modern remodel, VHFHSZ rebuild.
Metal siding guide →Fire-Resistant Roofing
Material-agnostic Class A options for VHFHSZ homes. Material comparison, code overview, insurance context.
Fire-resistant guide →How to choose between our three services
Metal roofing — when it makes sense
Choose metal roofing if any of these apply to you: you received an insurance non-renewal letter, your property is in or near a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone (VHFHSZ), your existing roof is 18+ years old, you plan to install solar panels, you are rebuilding after the Palisades or Eaton fires, or you simply want to make one roof decision that lasts 50 years. Standing seam, stone-coated steel, aluminum, and copper all qualify as Class A fire-rated; the choice between them depends on architecture, budget, and HOA constraints.
Seamless gutters — when it makes sense
Choose seamless gutter installation if your existing gutters are damaged, undersized for LA storm volume (most older 5-inch K-style gutters are), leaking at joints, or simply at end of life. Replacing gutters alone makes sense at any roof age; doing both roof and gutters together saves on labor mobilization if you are within 5 years of needing a new roof anyway.
Gutter guards — when it makes sense
Choose gutter guards if your property is in VHFHSZ (CRC R337.5.4 requires ember-resistant gutter protection), if you have heavy debris-shedding trees on your lot (eucalyptus, palm, jacaranda, oak), if you are tired of seasonal gutter cleaning, or if you are upgrading to copper or premium aluminum gutters and want to protect the investment. Stainless steel micro-mesh is the standard for fire-zone homes.
Need help deciding?
Submit a request through any service page and the licensed contractor we connect you with will help you sequence the work. Often the right answer is roof + gutters + guards as one project — but it depends on existing conditions. The contractor's free in-person inspection is the most reliable way to decide.