HOA
Casa de Oaks HOA
Thousand Oaks
Concrete tile reset over two-ply TU-43 underlayment — 19 buildings, 125,000 sq ft
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Roofing at community scale
Dozens of buildings at a time — phased schedules, board-ready proposals, and minimal disruption for residents. More than twenty entire communities re-roofed.
CSLB #661698 · the Conejo Valley’s longest-standing active roofing licenseCertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster™CAI Channel Islands memberVersico & Carlisle NDL warranty installsClass A fire-rated assembliesUp to 50-year manufacturer system warrantiesUp to 10-year written workmanship warranty1,000+ projects completed20+ entire communities re-roofed$2M liability · bonded · workers' compATAS metal roofing & exteriorsGAF · Johns Manville · APOC systemsFamily-owned since 199324-hour response promise
Financing options available for qualifying projectsInstant pre-approval decisionsSoft credit check — no impact to your credit scorePlans suited to your goals — ask at your assessmentSpread project costs over time · preserve your cashFinancing is optional & subject to credit approval
Built for boards and managers
A community re-roof isn't a big residential job — it's logistics: staging, phasing, resident communication, and paperwork a board can approve with confidence. It's been our specialty for three decades — across Thousand Oaks, Oak Park, Simi Valley, Moorpark, and Oxnard.
Every HOA engagement starts with a documented condition assessment across your buildings and ends with a board-ready proposal: scope, phasing plan, specifications, and warranty structure in a packet your members can actually evaluate. Our dedicated crews let us phase large communities without leaving half the property under tarps, and our telehandlers and staged logistics keep driveways, carports, and landscaping protected while tile and materials move overhead.
We're members of CAI Channel Islands, we carry $2M in liability coverage with full workers' comp, and our specifications name real systems — like two-ply TU-43 underlayment beneath tile resets — so bids compare apples to apples.
Tile staged by crane at Casa de Oaks HOA, Thousand Oaks — 19 buildings, 125,000 sq ft
Communities we've re-roofed
A sample — the full catalog lives on the projects page.
HOA
North Oaks HOA
Thousand Oaks
TPO single-ply system + concrete tile reset — 112 units
HOA
Broadmoor Village HOA
Simi Valley
New Eagle concrete tile re-roof — 22 buildings, 125,000 sq ft
Financing options for qualifying projects
Skim the facts — then just ask at your assessment.
- Instant pre-approval decisions
- Soft credit check — zero impact to your score
- Plans matched to your goals and budget
- Spread costs over time, preserve your cash
- Always optional — never a condition of hiring us
- You review the full terms before accepting anything
Financing is optional and subject to credit approval. Options, availability, and terms vary. You'll receive and review the full terms before accepting any financing. Top Armor Roofing helps customers explore financing options and is not a lender.
The Top-Down Assessment
What happens when you book with Top Armor — protecting properties from the top down.
Your assessment is led by a hands-on roofing contractor — not a commissioned salesperson. Some companies inspect your roof from the driveway; we put three decades of experience on the roof itself — and when aerial imaging helps, you’ll watch the drone’s view live from the ground.
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Talk to the expert, not a script
An experienced roofing contractor — often the owner — leads your assessment in person, with straight answers and real-time insights on the spot.
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A documented, hands-on inspection
We inspect the roof itself and document everything in photos and video. When a drone view is useful — or you'd just like to see your roof up close — you'll watch the live aerial feed from the ground.
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Measured to the inch
Inspection findings plus a precision aerial dimensional report become options that actually fit — matched to your goals and budget, not a sales quota.
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A real proposal in 1–2 days
A written condition assessment and detailed proposal: options, exact materials and why, recommended upgrades — priced and explained.
Start your roof assessment Free assessment · Led by an expert, not a salesperson · Proposal in 1–2 days · Warranties: up to 50-yr system, up to 10-yr workmanship
Questions we hear
How do you keep a community livable during a re-roof?
We phase the work building by building with multiple dedicated crews, stage materials by telehandler instead of blocking parking areas, and coordinate schedules through your manager so residents always know which buildings are active. Daily cleanup and magnetic nail sweeps are standard.
What does a board-ready proposal include?
A documented condition assessment with photos, the full specification (systems, underlayment, fastening, flashing details), a phasing and timeline plan, insurance and license documentation, and the two-layer warranty structure — manufacturer system coverage of up to 50 years plus our written workmanship warranty of up to 10 years.
Can you handle mixed roof systems in one community?
Yes — most communities combine sloped tile with flat sections, and we install both: tile resets and replacements alongside TPO or PVC single-ply on the flats, under one contract and one warranty conversation.
In roofing, histories get bought. Licenses don't. CSLB #661698 is the longest-standing active roofing license in the Conejo Valley — issued in 1993 and held by the same contractor, our founder, every day since. Our story →
Ready when you are
Three quick questions, a real expert on your roof, and a written proposal in 1–2 days. A human calls back within 24 hours.