Licensed Commercial Roofer · CA Lic #921945
When Santa Ana winds funnel through the Cajon Pass every fall, they don't just rattle windows — they pry up loose flashing, lift membrane seams, and turn a small blister into a leak over a warehouse full of inventory. Hub Roofing is the commercial roofer Colton, CA property owners call when that happens, and we've spent 35+ years learning exactly how Inland Empire heat, high winds, and flash storms wear down a flat or low-slope roof.
Whether your building sits in a Colton industrial park, a Fontana distribution center, a Riverside strip mall, or a mid-rise in Los Angeles or Orange County, we know what your roof is up against — and we show up with a plan, not a guess.
CA Lic #921945
Contractors State License Board
Fully Insured & Bonded
$1M Liability Coverage
35+ Years
Serving Southern California
Lic. B & C39
General & Roofing Contractor
A commercial roof in the Inland Empire doesn't fail the same way one does on the coast, and it doesn't fail the same way one does downtown LA either. Around Colton, San Bernardino, and Fontana, triple-digit summer heat bakes TPO and EPDM membranes and dries out asphaltic roofing faster than manufacturers' spec sheets ever account for. Then fall arrives and Santa Ana winds — funneled and accelerated through the Cajon Pass — get under parapet flashing, rooftop curbs, and loose membrane edges, turning small installation gaps into full uplift failures.
Closer to the coast in Los Angeles and Orange County, the marine layer works differently but does just as much damage: moisture condenses under insulation and around penetrations, corroding fasteners and rusting rooftop equipment from the inside out long before a leak becomes visible from below. Add in salt air along the OC coastline and you've got metal roofing and HVAC curbs breaking down years ahead of schedule.
We build and repair roofs to handle all three conditions, because most of our clients' commercial property portfolios span more than one of these microclimates at once.
No call centers, no subcontractor churn — the same Hub Roofing crew handles your project from inspection to final sign-off.
Single-ply membrane (TPO, PVC), built-up roofing (BUR), modified bitumen, torch-down, and elastomeric reflective coatings — installed to pass city permitting and Title 24 energy compliance the first time. We size and detail every roof system to the building's actual traffic, drainage, and rooftop equipment load, not a one-size-fits-all spec.
A leak over a retail floor or a server room can't wait for a callback next week. We trace commercial leaks to their actual source — not just the spot where water is showing up inside — and get a permanent repair done, not a patch that reappears at the next storm.
Scheduled inspections catch loose flashing, clogged drains, and membrane wear before they become claims. We also issue the detailed roof certifications and inspection reports that banks, insurers, and buyers require during refinancing or a property sale.
When a roof still has structural life left but the surface is failing, a recover or restoration system can add another decade of service without the cost and disruption of a full tear-off — a call we make honestly, not automatically.
CA License #921945 (General B & C39), workers compensation, and $1 million in liability coverage on every job.
Decades of commercial roofing work across the Inland Empire, LA, and Orange County — not a franchise that rotates crews.
Every job includes a limited labor warranty plus the manufacturer's material warranty — in writing, before we start.
Banks, insurers, and commercial real estate brokers rely on our roof certification reports for financing and property transactions.
A local roofing contractor near you, wherever "near you" happens to be across Southern California.
Colton, San Bernardino, Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Redlands, and Rialto have seen a wave of new distribution centers and warehouse space along the I-10 and I-15 corridors. Those large, flat commercial roofs take the brunt of Cajon Pass wind gusts and summer heat, and we service more of them than almost any other contractor in the region.
Much of LA's commercial building stock is decades old, with roofing that predates current Title 24 energy codes. We handle reroof and recover projects that bring older strip malls, warehouses, and mixed-use buildings up to current standards while managing the coastal marine layer's slow, hidden moisture damage.
HOA-managed business parks, hospitality properties, and retail centers across Orange County deal with salt-laden coastal air corroding metal roofing and rooftop equipment, plus occasional Santa Ana wind events that hit harder than most property managers expect.
We walk the full roof surface, checking membrane condition, flashing, drains, penetrations, and rooftop equipment curbs.
You get a documented report identifying problem areas and an estimate of remaining useful roof life — useful for budgeting and for lenders.
We lay out real options with real costs so you and your ownership group can decide — no pressure toward the most expensive fix.
The inspection and report are free. If you want a second opinion before hiring anyone, that's exactly what this is for.
Questions we hear most from property managers and business owners across Southern California.
Tell us about your building and we'll schedule a free, no-obligation roof inspection and send you a written report — whether you need a repair quote, a maintenance plan, or a certification for a lender.