Roofing in Lake Almanor and Chester, CA
Chester and the Lake Almanor basin have been part of the territory since the beginning: the old site said "Chico to Chester", and some of the roofs we are proudest of are on the lake. Lakefront homes, cabins on the Peninsula and at Hamilton Branch, and the houses in Chester all live under real winters at 4,500 feet, and the roof has to shed snow, resist embers and survive the wind off the water.
Plumas County issues the permits. Work is scheduled for the open season, and a reroof at the lake is planned as a trip, with the crew staying through the job.
Roofing facts for Lake Almanor and Chester
- Permits
- Plumas County Building Department
- Snow
- Heavy; metal preferred, snow guards standard
- Elevation
- About 4,500 feet
- Burned
- Dixie Fire, 2021, reached the basin
Roofing services in Lake Almanor and Chester
Also in Lake Almanor and Chester: Tile roofing, Flat and low-slope roofing, Commercial roofing, Skylights and flashing, Gutters, fascia and soffit, Attic ventilation, Roof inspections, Roof, gutter and solar panel cleaning, Emergency and storm repair.
Lake Almanor and Chester roofing questions
Yes. Reroofs and new roofs on the lake are a regular part of the summer. Smaller repairs are grouped with other work in the basin.
Standing seam metal on most homes, with snow guards above entries and decks. A Class A architectural shingle works on a well-ventilated roof with a good pitch, and matches the look of the older cabins.
Need a roofer in Lake Almanor and Chester?
Say what the roof is doing, what kind of roof it is if you know, and which town you are in. We call back to talk it through and set a time to look at it. If water is coming in right now, skip the form and call.