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Jarco crew mid re-roof on an Inland Empire home

What a re-roof — and adding solar — actually involves

A new roof is a considered decision, and most people only make it once or twice. Here is the whole process, in order, so you know what you are saying yes to before you talk to anyone — us included.

1

Ron walks the roof

Diane schedules it, Ron shows up and gets on the roof himself — not a salesman with an iPad. You get a written estimate for exactly what your roof needs, free, no obligation. If a repair is enough, that's what the estimate says.

2

Permits and protection

We pull the building permit on your behalf before work starts. On day one the crew tarps your landscaping and staging areas — the yard gets protected before a single tile moves.

3

Tear-off and what's underneath

The old roof comes off and the deck gets inspected in daylight. Cracked underlayment and hidden damage get dealt with now, while they're reachable — not papered over.

4

The new roof goes on

Underlayment, flashing, then your material — concrete or clay tile, composition shingle, flat or standing-seam metal. Work meets National Roofing Contractors Association standards and California Title 24 cool-roof code, and the site gets cleaned at the end of every workday, magnets over the lawn for stray nails.

5

Where solar fits

If you're adding panels, this is the moment — mounts and flashing go in with the roof, not through it later. We're roofers first: the waterproofing under the array is done by the people responsible for the roof itself. Don oversees the solar work and system monitoring after.

Who you'd be hiring

Donnor Enterprises Inc dba Jarco Roofing Solar Construction — California C-39 roofing and B general building license #800984, held since 2001, with a $25,000 contractor's bond and workers' compensation coverage. Verify all of it yourself at cslb.ca.gov.

Materials from GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Boral, Eagle Roofing and other manufacturers we've installed for decades.

Roof mid tear-off during a Jarco re-roofThe same home with its completed new tile roof
Same house, one re-roof: tear-off day and the finished tile roof.
Solar panels re-installed on a completed Jarco re-roof
Re-roof with the solar system re-mounted — the two jobs done as one.

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