Roofing, solar and air in Tehachapi
Four thousand feet up, Tehachapi roofs live a different life from the valley's: snow load, freeze-thaw and the wind that made the pass famous.
BSW's history with Tehachapi goes back further than most companies go back at all: Ernest Montoya's crews helped rebuild the town after the 1952 earthquake.
Freeze-thaw cycles work fasteners loose and open hairline gaps that valley roofs never see, and the wind through the pass tests every ridge and edge detail. We spec underlayment, fastening and flashing for the mountain, not the valley, and we schedule around the weather window instead of pretending there isn't one.
Tehachapi sun is strong and the winters are real, which makes both solar and a dependable heating system worth more here than almost anywhere in the county. One call covers the roof, the panels and the equipment, from crews that make the drive up the pass every week.
A free estimate costs the same everywhere we work: nothing.