Roofs in the Village
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque is known for its rural feel, adobe and Territorial-style homes and big trees. Many homes have flat roofs with parapets and canales, vigas through the walls, and long histories of roof repairs. Larger custom homes often have several roof levels, which means more parapets, more corners and more places for water to collect.
What to watch for
- Leaves and debris in canales and on lower roof levels
- Leaks where one roof level meets another wall
- Parapet caps and stucco cracks on older walls
- Worn tar and gravel or foam on original roofs
The Village of Los Ranchos has its own permit process for roof replacements.
Flat roof work in Los Ranchos
- Pueblo roof repair and leak repair
- Tar and gravel repair and replacement
- Canales, parapets and leaks around vigas
- Foam roof repair, recoating and new flat roofs
Common questions
Do you work on multi-level roofs?
Yes. Upper-to-lower roof transitions and the walls between them are a common leak point we check closely.
Can you match a Territorial look?
Roofs behind parapets are mostly hidden. Brick copings and trim details are repaired to match where possible.