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West San Fernando Valley

A Hidden Hills property with more than one roof

Zone 9, a median house built in 1970 and 633 owner-occupied single-family homes.

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Hidden Hills is a small city in the west San Fernando Valley, with 633 owner-occupied single-family homes by the census count. Properties here are the kind that carry more than one roof: the house, an outbuilding, a garage or a guest unit. A roofing request may cover several structures with different slopes and ages.

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A median house built in 1970

The median home was built in 1970. The Census Bureau's 2020 to 2024 estimates stop at their top reported value here, so the median home is worth above two million dollars. Large houses mean large roofs, with valleys, dormers and mixed coverings from successive additions. Measure each structure separately, and ask the assessment to price them as separate lines.

Zone 9 and the rule on a large roof

Hidden Hills is in climate zone 9. For a single-family house, a reroof that goes past half the roof needs steep-slope values of 0.20 for aged reflectance and 0.75 for emittance (SRI 16 also qualifies). On a large house, the half-roof line is a real choice: replacing a part at a time can keep each phase below it, though a full replacement brings the whole roof to one specification.

The city's description of its fire areas

The City of Hidden Hills says it contains areas designated as Moderate, High and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones. Ask the city's Building and Safety department which roof class applies to your lot. Reroof permits go through that department and the city's online Permit Center.

Roofing jobs in Hidden Hills

Replacement and new roofs, including outbuildings and additions. Describe each structure in the form so the assessment can list them separately.

Hidden Hills questions

Does the Hidden Hills climate zone change what a reroof needs?

Zone 9. A single-family reroof of more than half the roof needs steep-slope at least 0.20 reflectance after aging and 0.75 emittance, with SRI 16 as the other route. Low slopes need higher values.

Which office issues reroof permits in Hidden Hills?

The City of Hidden Hills, through its Building and Safety department. Permits go through the city's online Permit Center.

What roof types are common in Hidden Hills?

The assessment lists each roof section and its covering separately.

Ask about a roof in Hidden Hills

Send the address area and the job. The assessment covers the code items for Hidden Hills.

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