How We Work
The photo record of every layer, the standard the work is held to, and an estimate you can read at the kitchen table.

The Roof Record
Every Truehold roof is documented layer by layer — photographed, dated, and bound to the property. Yours to keep, not ours to file away.
The Record is what a documented standard looks like in your hands. Your insurer sees exactly what was installed. Your appraiser has evidence instead of assumptions. And when the property changes hands, the roof comes with its own record — something almost no home in the Bay Area can show.
What came off, and the condition it left behind.
The structure itself, inspected and photographed before anything covers it.
The membrane and materials, recorded by product and batch.
The edges, valleys, and penetrations — where roofs actually fail, documented where others improvise.
The finished assembly, dated and delivered to you as the property's permanent record.
The Truehold Standard
The Roof Record on every project, without exception. If it isn't recorded, it isn't the Standard.
Our work is led by licensed professionals on our own payroll, with years of experience on Bay Area roofs. On the books, insured, and answerable to one name: ours.
No rotating subcontractors, no brand that changes owners. The company that installs your roof is the company that stands behind it.
Specified for the architecture, the exposure, and the decades ahead — and named in your Roof Record, so the specification is a record, not a claim.
The estimate standard
A document you can read at the kitchen table and compare against anyone.
See the Roof Record and the Standard applied to your own roof.
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