Top Tier Roofing installs, repairs, and maintains roofs for residential customers in Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, and San Mateo Counties. The family-owned and operated company has the team, expertise and equipment to work on composition (aka asphalt shingles), concrete and clay tile, standing seam, DaVinci, wood shake and shingles, TPO/PVC, Flintlastic SA, gutters and downspouts, and more.
Owner David Weber says Top Tier Roofing stands out in the Bay Area roofing industry not just for its new roofs, but also for its commitment to the people behind the roofs. “I run this company to build up people—who they are and who they’re becoming matters just as much, if not more, than what they can do for the company. I believe in a life of service to my employees, our customers and our community. Living by this philosophy and having exceptional people naturally leads to our customers having a great experience with us."
Mr. Weber says Top Tier Roofing has had zero leaks on any of its roof replacements and repairs, even during the heavy rainfall of recent winters. “As a certified roofer in the Bay Area, we are dedicated to providing the highest-quality craftsmanship and the best customer service.”
“We do what we say we will do. Building your roof the right way the first time and going the extra mile are very important core principles to us. We help and serve people, and we hope to be able to serve you, too.”
When it comes to installing a new roof, it’s all about meeting your specific needs.
Selecting the right roofing material is crucial for the longevity, efficiency and aesthetic appeal of your home. Here’s how to make an informed decision based on your climate, the material’s durability and energy efficiency, and your budget.
Climate
- Hot and sunny climates benefit from heat-resistant materials like slate or clay tiles.
- Homeowners who live in areas with heavy precipitation should consider water-shedding options like metal roofs or specially designed asphalt shingles.
Durability and maintenance
- Asphalt shingles are affordable and have a life span of 20 to 30 years, but they require moderate maintenance.
- Metal roofing, although pricier, lasts 40 to 70 years with minimal upkeep and is also fire-resistant.
- Tile and slate roofs last over 100 years, but they need strong structural support due to their weight.
Energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal
- Metal roofs reflect solar heat, which reduces cooling costs. Tiles provide natural ventilation (ideal for hot climates) while treated asphalt shingles improve reflectivity.
- Choose a material that complements your home’s style—slate or tile for traditional homes, metal for modern aesthetics, versatile asphalt shingles for suburban looks, etc.
Budget and environmental impact
- Consider both initial and long-term costs. Materials like metal or slate might be more expensive upfront, but they’re cost-effective over time due to their durability and low maintenance.
When you finally make your decision, keep in mind that manufacturers might have a long backlog for providing certain materials, so it’s important to act fast. “You should choose the material and color as soon as possible to ensure you get exactly what you want,” affirms David Weber, owner of Top Tier Roofing in Morgan Hill. “Wood prices in particular are going up again, so the sooner you can make a decision, the sooner the manufacturer can hold that price for you.”
Maintaining customer satisfaction is a central part of any successful business, but it’s even more important for roofing contractors that have earned Diamond Certified. For Top Tier Roofing, the most effective way to keep clients happy is to make the roofing process enjoyable and stress-free from start to finish. “From the first phone call until we’re collecting payment, our goal is to provide a great experience,” affirms owner David Weber. “That includes using higher quality materials like nails, underlayments, cap sheets, nosing and ridges to ensure our clients’ roofs last as long as possible.”
Top Tier Roofing has been installing, repairing, and maintaining roofs for residential clients in Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, and San Mateo Counties since 2020. In addition to working on all types of roofing systems (including standing seam, tile and TPO), the family-owned and operated company is qualified to install gutters and downspouts.
Unlike roofing companies whose owners delegate project management responsibilities to less experienced employees, Top Tier Roofing provides every job with the hands-on expertise of Mr. Weber himself. “I visit the jobsite at least once during the project, and our clients get my personal cellphone number if they ever need to contact me,” he says. “I also conduct weekly training sessions with our team members to make sure they’re meeting my high standards for quality.”
Ultimately, Mr. Weber credits Top Tier Roofing’s success to four aspects: high-quality work, excellent customer service, fair pricing and industry expertise. “We also offer innovative solutions with materials because our crew members have advanced levels of installation experience,” he adds. “By partnering with ABC Supply and CertainTeed, we’re able to take a three-pronged approach to each project and provide our clients with the best possible ‘supplier, manufacturer, roofer’ service.”
