Meet the Team - Crestview Roofing Co Woodland Hills

Meet the Woodland Hills Team Behind Crestview Roofing Co Woodland Hills

Roofing is a trade where you rarely see the crew that shows up until they’re already on your property. We do it differently. When you call Crestview Roofing Co Woodland Hills, you’ll know exactly who’s pulling into your driveway before the truck does. Every technician is background-checked, uniformed, and local to the San Fernando Valley. The four people below are the ones most likely to be standing on your roof, answering your phone, or walking you through the estimate. Dylan Pace has built this crew the slow way: hiring people he’d trust on his own roof.

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Our People

Marcus T. – Lead Technician, 14 Years in Roofing

Marcus has been with Crestview since 2009, and before that he spent five years doing re-roofs in the Valley’s older neighborhoods, where he learned to work around original 1950s framing and the quirks that come with it. He holds manufacturer certifications through GAF and CertainTeed, which matters when a warranty claim rides on proper installation. Marcus heads most of our Woodland Hills repair and replacement jobs, and he’s the guy who walks the roof twice before calling a job done. On weekends, he restores a 1968 Camaro in his garage in Canoga Park and will talk your ear off about it if you let him.

Elena R. – Senior Installer, 11 Years in Roofing

Elena came up through commercial roofing before switching to residential, which means she’s unflappable on complex flashing details around chimneys, skylights, and valleys. She’s certified on Owens Corning and IKO systems and handles the bulk of our steep-slope work in the hills above Ventura Boulevard. Her specialty is the kind of job other crews walk away from: odd angles, tight roof-to-wall transitions, and older homes where nothing is square. Elena lives in Woodland Hills with her two dogs, and she’s the first one on site most mornings, usually with coffee from a shop she won’t tell us the name of.

Sam D. – Service Coordinator

Sam is the voice you’ll most likely hear when you call. He’s been answering phones for construction and trades businesses for nine years, and he came to Crestview because he wanted to work somewhere that doesn’t send calls to voicemail. When you schedule an estimate, Sam confirms the time, sends the booking details, and makes sure the live arrival tracking link goes out the morning of your appointment. He grew up in the Valley and can tell you which streets flood during a heavy rain season, which is more useful for scheduling roofing calls than most people realize. Sam keeps a whiteboard in the office tracking every open job, and he updates it obsessively.

Jordan P. – Apprentice, 2 Years in Roofing

Jordan joined Crestview two years ago through a trade school pipeline and has spent most of that time learning under Marcus and Elena. He handles tear-off prep, site protection, and material staging, and he’s currently working through his GAF certification coursework. The crew will tell you Jordan is the one who double-checks that tarps and magnet sweeps are in place before anyone starts pulling nails, which matters more than most homeowners realize. He’s a Woodland Hills native, a recent CSUN graduate, and the reason there are always extra rolls of roof felt in the truck.

One Standard, Every Job

Every person on this crew works under the same rules, and those rules exist whether you’re getting a minor flashing repair or a full tear-off in the hills. Crestview Roofing Co Woodland Hills is part of the Relay Home Co. family, and every job is built on The Relay Standard. That means a written price lands in your hands before any work begins. The number on that page is the number on the invoice. You get before-and-after photo documentation of the work, a live trackable arrival time so you’re not standing in your driveway wondering where anyone is, and a digital invoice sent by text when the job closes. Dylan Pace is the owner, and he signs off on every completed job’s paperwork himself. The point isn’t just a roof that holds. It’s that you can see exactly what was done, who did it, and what you paid for it.

Here’s how that works in practice. Marcus or Elena walks the roof, identifies the problem, and documents the current condition. Sam or Dylan puts the written price together. You approve it. Only then does work start. When the repair is finished, you get photos showing what was found, what was fixed, and what the finished area looks like. You don’t have to climb a ladder to verify anything. And if a covered repair fails within 365 days, the Done Right Promise means we come back and fix it at no charge. That’s Dylan’s guarantee, in writing, on every repair we do.

Why a Fixed, Named Crew Matters in Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills gets two distinct roofing stresses: intense summer heat that cooks shingles on south-facing slopes, and Santa Ana winds in the fall that lift loose flashing and expose weaknesses a soft rain never would. A crew that knows these streets knows which neighborhoods get the worst of the wind, which older homes have unusual rafter spacing, and which roofing materials hold up on a slope that takes direct afternoon sun. That local knowledge isn’t something a rotating cast of subcontractors builds. These four people have been working these hills for years, and when you call about a leak on Alhama Drive or a lifted section near Warner Center, someone on the phone already knows what that roof is probably dealing with.

How We Price Roof Work in Woodland Hills

We give written pricing before work starts, but it helps to have a rough idea of the numbers before you call. Here’s what common jobs typically run in this part of the Valley:

• Minor shingle repairs: $350 to $800 for small isolated fixes, depending on roof height and accessibility.
• Flashing repair at a chimney or vent: $450 to $1,200, with most standard flashing work landing in the $600 to $900 range.
• Gutter-related leak repair: $250 to $700 for end caps, seams, and downspout issues tied to roof drainage.
• Full roofing inspections with written report: $175, credited back to you if a repair follows.

If you want an exact number, call (650) 456-5615 and we’ll schedule a time for Marcus or Elena to walk your roof and give you a written line-item price. You’ll know what you’re agreeing to before a single shingle gets lifted.

Will I Know Who’s Coming to My House?

Yes. When you book through Crestview Roofing Co Woodland Hills, Sam sends a confirmation with the technician’s name, a live arrival link, and a note about what they’ll be doing. On the day of the job, the tech arrives in a marked vehicle and a uniform with a Crestview ID. You won’t be guessing whether the person at your door is actually with us. That’s The Relay Standard in action, and it’s one of the reasons Dylan started this company in 2000: homeowners shouldn’t have to wonder who’s on their roof or what they’re doing up there.

Written by Dylan Pace, Owner at Crestview Roofing Co Woodland Hills, serving the San Fernando Valley since 2000.