Where We Work

Roofing Across
the South Bay

Family-owned and headquartered in San Jose since 1952, Keith Roofing covers 13 cities across Santa Clara County and the Peninsula. Click your city to learn more.

North County & Peninsula

Sunnyvale to Palo Alto — a growing footprint for both residential and commercial work.

Sunnyvale
Residential re-roofs and commercial flat-roof replacements.
Sunnyvale
Santa Clara
Decades of work in Silicon Valley's central hub.
Santa Clara
Milpitas
Residential and commercial roofing for the East Bay gateway.
Milpitas
Mountain View
From Old Mountain View bungalows to modern custom builds.
Mountain View
Palo Alto
Premium residential work with a focus on historic preservation.
Palo Alto
All Bay Area
South Bay, Peninsula, East Bay and San Francisco — our full regional service area.
All Bay Area
Morgan Hill
Hot South County summers, heavy tile stock and foothill fire exposure.
Morgan Hill
Gilroy
The county's hottest corner — heat-rated specs, tile relays and industrial low-slope.
Gilroy
Los Altos
Foothill custom homes, standing seam metal, tile and wildland fire assemblies.
Los Altos
Menlo Park
Period and custom homes where detailing quality shows, plus custom copper gutter work.
Menlo Park
Redwood City
Four distinct markets from Redwood Shores to Emerald Hills, plus marine and salt exposure.
Redwood City
San Mateo
Pre-war tile homes and lift-and-relay work, with Peninsula fog and moss pressure.
San Mateo
Fremont
Hillside customs to Warm Springs industrial roofs, along the Hayward Fault corridor.
Fremont
Newark
A flat bayfront city where salt exposure and drainage drive the specification.
Newark
Union City
Decoto and Alvarado cores, 1980s-90s tile at underlayment life, industrial low-slope.
Union City
Hayward
Industrial flats, dense residential and hillside fire country, split by the fault.
Hayward
San Leandro
Excellent pre-war tile stock plus bayfront industrial and Marina-area low-slope.
San Leandro
Oakland
Period homes in the flats, high-severity fire assemblies in the hills, commercial low-slope.
Oakland
Walnut Creek
Inland heat, HOA and Rossmoor association work, and Mount Diablo fire exposure.
Walnut Creek
San Francisco
A low-slope membrane city — parapets, internal drains and persistent moisture.
San Francisco
Our Footprint

How Far Our Crews
Travel From San Jose

Big red markers are jobs we've written up in detail; tap one to open its case study. The small faint dots are other finished roofs, and together they show how widely the crews work from our San Jose base.

To protect homeowners, every marker sits at neighborhood level rather than a street address.

Why Local Matters

Seventy-Three Years
of Local Knowledge

We've pulled permits at every city hall in this list. We know which inspectors are tough on tile, which HOAs have color restrictions, and which neighborhoods have micro-climates that favor certain materials over others.

Our supplier relationships go back decades. When a tile needs color-matching to a 30-year-old installation, we can often get it because we installed the original. That's what buying local actually looks like.

If your city isn't listed, call (408) 295-8616 — we serve a wider radius for commercial work and established client relationships.

Ready to Talk?

Free Estimates
Across the South Bay

No matter where you are in the South Bay, we'll come take a look — no charge, no pressure.