Bigfoot Roofing Inc.

Serves East Peoria, IL

35244

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6 employees

1 year in business

Free on-site estimate

5.0

This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, and Zelle.

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License

License Holder: Luis Gonzalez 
License Type: C39 - Roofing Contractor (CA) 
License number: #1131833 
License verified on 3/14/2025 
Valid through 1/31/2027 
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Luis Gonzalez 
Completed on 3/13/2025 

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Introduction

At Bigfoot Roofing Inc., we draw on this vast experience to ensure that every project—whether it's a challenging commercial building or a beautiful custom home—is completed to the highest standards. Our passion for quality roofing is matched only by our commitment to providing exceptional customer service. We're here to build lasting relationships with our clients while delivering roofing solutions that stand the test of time. With a strong foundation in both large-scale commercial projects and high-end residential roofing, Bigfoot Roofing Inc.is prepared to handle any roofing challenge with the expertise and dedication our clients expect. From the iconic rooftops of San Francisco to the quiet luxury of the Peninsula, and throughout the entire Bay Area and California, we take pride in every project we complete and in the legacy of quality that we continue to build.Bigfoot Roofing Inc. is a family-owned roofing company based in South San Francisco, founded in 2024 with a commitment to providing high-quality roofing solutions for the community. While we are a new company, our team brings over 15 years of experience working as union roofers for one of the oldest and most respected roofing companiesnot only in San Francisco but across all of California. This family-owned business has handled a diverse range of projects, from iconic skyscrapers like the Bank of America Building and the Transamerica Pyramid to high-profile venues such as Giants Stadium, as well as prestigious residential homes in Northern California—to name just a few. Our roots are deeply connected to the legacy of working on some of the tallest and most recognizable structures in the San Francisco skyline, as well as the elegant and distinctive roofs in affluent areas like Woodside, Tiburon, and Atherton. These high-end residential projects require not only top-notch skill but also specialized training and certification to work with premium materials like slate, tile, copper, and more. These roofs are as unique as they are intricate, and our team is trained to meet the exacting standards required for such special projects. The experience we gained in these environments taught us more than just the technical aspects of roofing—it taught us how to approach each job with precision, attention to detail, and the highest level of craftsmanship. We were trained by some of the industry's most respected pioneers, with many of our mentors being the very individuals who shaped the roofing industry's apprenticeship programs. This top-tier training ensures that we can tackle anything from large-scale commercial roofs to the most complex and refined residential projects.

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Q&A

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?

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Summary Estimate (2025): For a typical 1,500–2,000 square foot roof in the Bay Area: Asphalt Shingles: $16,500–$30,000 Torch-Down: $19,500–$34,000 Tile/Slate Roofing: $27,000–$80,000 Metal Roofing: $27,000–$50,000 Wood Shake/Shingles: $30,000–$60,000 Additional Considerations: Roof Slope & Complexity: A steep roof or complex design with multiple valleys, skylights, or chimneys will require more labor and time, increasing the overall cost. Number of Stories: Multi-story homes will typically incur higher labor costs due to the added complexity of reaching higher areas, scaffolding, and additional safety measures. Safety Setup & Equipment: Depending on the complexity and height of your roof, safety measures such as scaffolding, harnesses, or additional equipment might be required, adding to the cost. Material Cost Fluctuations: Roofing material prices are subject to constant market changes. When material prices rise, they tend to stay high—rarely going back down. This means your roofing project costs may increase due to these rising material prices. Deck Repairs: If significant repairs are needed to the roof deck, it could add anywhere from $2,000–$6,000 to the total cost depending on the damage. Permits: In areas like San Francisco and the Peninsula, permit fees can range from $500–$2,000, depending on the project’s scope. Removal of Old Roof: Roof tear-off can add $1–$2 per square foot, or about $1,500–$4,000 for a 1,500–2,000 square foot roof.

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?

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Our Simple & Transparent Process: From Start to Finish At Bigfoot Roofing Inc., we understand that navigating a roofing project can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not familiar with roofing. That’s why we’ve created a simple, transparent process that makes working with us easy and stress-free—every step of the way. Here’s how we work with new customers like you: 1. Free, No-Obligation Consultation First, we take the time to listen to your concerns and assess your roof’s needs. Whether it’s a minor repair or a complete replacement, we offer a free consultation where we explain the condition of your roof, discuss your options, and help you understand what’s best for your home or business. We want you to feel confident in your decision, with no pressure or hidden costs. 2. Thorough Inspection & Honest Advice Once we’ve had the chance to talk with you, we schedule an on-site inspection of your roof. Our team of experts will carefully assess your roof’s condition, identify any issues, and provide honest, straightforward advice. We’ll explain the pros and cons of each option, whether that’s a shingle roof, torch-down system, or tile roofing—so you can make the best decision for your home and budget. 3. Transparent Pricing We believe in fair, transparent pricing with no surprises. After the inspection, we’ll provide you with a detailed, easy-to-understand estimate that outlines the full cost of the project, including labor, materials, and any additional work needed. If anything changes during the project, we’ll always keep you informed and ensure you’re comfortable with the costs before proceeding. 4. Expert Installation, Done Right Once you’ve approved the quote, our team gets to work. We handle all aspects of the roofing process, from removal of the old roof (if needed) to installation and cleanup. We use only the highest-quality materials, and our team has the skills and experience to get the job done right. Throughout the process, we focus on minimizing any disruptions to your daily life while ensuring your home stays safe and protected. 5. Walkthrough & Final Inspection After the job is complete, we’ll do a final walkthrough with you to make sure you’re 100% satisfied with the work. Our team will carefully inspect everything to ensure the roof is secure, sealed, and up to our high standards. We don’t consider a job finished until you’re happy with the results! 6. Ongoing Support & Maintenance Once your roof is in place, we don’t just walk away. We believe in building lasting relationships with our customers, so we’re always here for follow-up inspections or any questions you might have down the road. If you need regular maintenance or repairs in the future, we’re just a call away!

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

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Our Education and Training: Expertise You Can Trust At Bigfoot Roofing Inc., we pride ourselves on our team's extensive education and training, which ensures we deliver top-quality roofing solutions for every project. Here’s a breakdown of the expertise that sets us apart: 1. Over 15 Years of Hands-On Experience While we are a relatively new family-owned company, our team members bring over 15 years of industry experience as union roofers. This hands-on experience comes from working with one of California’s oldest and most respected roofing companies. During this time, we’ve had the opportunity to work on iconic structures like the Bank of America Building, Transamerica Pyramid, and high-end residential homes throughout the Bay Area. 2. Apprenticeship Programs & Mentorship Our roofing experts have undergone formal apprenticeship programs, which are considered the gold standard in the industry. These programs are designed to teach both the theory and practical aspects of roofing—ranging from basic techniques to advanced skills for handling specialized materials like slate, tile, and copper. Many of our team members have also been mentored by some of the most respected pioneers in the roofing industry, which has shaped our attention to detail, craftsmanship, and commitment to excellence. 3. Ongoing Industry Certifications To stay ahead of the curve, we continuously update our knowledge with the latest roofing techniques and industry certifications. We regularly attend training sessions and workshops to ensure that we are familiar with the newest products, tools, and methods that improve roof performance, safety, and longevity. This ongoing education helps us deliver the most efficient, durable, and sustainable roofing solutions for our clients. 4. Specialized Skills for High-End Projects Our team’s experience working on luxury homes and high-profile commercial projects means that we have specialized training for the most complex and refined roofing systems. Whether it’s handling intricate tile installations or applying a torch-down roofing system to a low-slope roof, our experts are equipped to deliver exceptional results on even the most challenging projects.

How did you get started doing this type of work?

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How We Got Started: A Legacy of Craftsmanship and Passion for Roofing At Bigfoot Roofing Inc., our journey into the roofing business is deeply rooted in experience, family tradition, and a genuine passion for craftsmanship. While we are a newer company, our foundation goes back over 15 years in the industry, beginning with our team’s work as union roofers for one of California's oldest and most respected roofing companies. A Family Tradition of Craftsmanship Our family has always valued the importance of skilled trades, and roofing became a natural fit for us. We grew up around roofing professionals who worked on some of the most iconic buildings in San Francisco and beyond. The passion for working with our hands, combined with the desire to deliver the highest quality work, inspired us to pursue careers in roofing. Building Expertise with Industry Leaders Over the years, we had the privilege of working on some of the most prestigious projects in the Bay Area, including landmark buildings like the Transamerica Pyramid and Bank of America Building, as well as high-end homes in communities like Woodside and Atherton. The experience we gained working alongside some of the best in the business helped us hone our craft, from the most intricate roofing systems to large-scale commercial projects. Creating Bigfoot Roofing In 2024, we decided to take the skills and knowledge we had gained and create Bigfoot Roofing Inc. as a family-owned business. Our goal was to offer the community the same high-quality roofing services that we had been fortunate enough to work on for years, but with a personal touch. We wanted to create a company where attention to detail, excellent craftsmanship, and customer relationships are at the forefront of everything we do. Starting Bigfoot Roofing was the natural next step for us. We saw an opportunity to bring our years of experience and passion for roofing to the local community, offering not just roofing solutions but also the promise of reliable service, quality workmanship, and a dedication to every project we take on. We’re excited to continue the legacy of quality that we started and look forward to building lasting relationships with our clients.

What types of customers have you worked with?

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What Types of Customers Have You Worked With? Respecting Privacy and Confidentiality In our line of work, we fully understand the importance of privacy and discretion—especially when working with high-profile or confidential projects. Many of our clients are discerning, high-net-worth individuals and businesses who place a premium on keeping their projects private. We respect this completely, and as a result, we’ve implemented extensive background checks to ensure we only hire the most trustworthy professionals. In some cases, we’ve even signed Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to protect the privacy of our clients. This level of respect for confidentiality is part of the standard we hold ourselves to—ensuring that all personal, business, and project details remain between us and our clients. At Bigfoot Roofing, we’re not just about providing exceptional roofing services—we’re about building relationships based on trust, respect, and privacy. We understand that working with us means you’re entrusting us not only with your roof but also with your most sensitive information, and we take that responsibility seriously.At Bigfoot Roofing Inc., we take great pride in the diverse range of clients we’ve had the privilege of working with, from high-end residential properties to prestigious commercial buildings. Our customers span a variety of industries, but one thing remains constant: they all expect the highest level of professionalism, discretion, and quality service. We’ve had the honor of working with high-profile residential clients in upscale communities like Woodside, Atherton, and Tiburon, as well as businesses and iconic landmarks in the Bay Area. Our team has been trusted to work on some of San Francisco's most recognized structuresEach project has been an opportunity for us to demonstrate not just our expertise but also our commitment to customer satisfaction.

Describe a recent project you are fond of. How long did it take?

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A Recent Project We Are Fond Of: Custom Home Roof Replacement in Atherton One of the recent projects we’re especially proud of was a roof replacement for a beautiful custom home in Atherton, a prestigious neighborhood in the Bay Area. This project was particularly special because it required a high level of precision, attention to detail, and the use of premium materials, all of which align with our company’s standards. Scope of the Project The home had a sloped roof covered with Spanish tile, which had started to show signs of wear and tear after years of exposure to the elements. The homeowner wanted to preserve the classic look of the home but needed a more durable roofing system to withstand the Bay Area’s unpredictable weather. We worked closely with the homeowner to find the perfect solution: a torch-down roofing system for the low-pitched areas and new underlayment and mortared tile for the main sections of the roof. In addition to the roofing system, we also addressed wood rot and ventilation issues to ensure the longevity of the new installation. It was a comprehensive project that involved stripping the old roof, installing new DensDeck Prime fireproof underlayment, and ensuring that the tile was securely reinstalled and properly sealed. Timeline The entire project took about 10 days to complete, from initial teardown to final inspection. We worked efficiently to minimize any disruption to the homeowners while maintaining a high standard of quality throughout the process. The timeline was influenced by factors like the size of the roof, the detailed work required for re-installing the tiles, and the need for perfecting the waterproofing and flashing around edges and valleys. Why We’re Fond of This Project This project stands out for us because it really showcased our ability to blend traditional roofing methods with modern solutions. The homeowner was delighted with the final result, and we were able to deliver a roof that not only looked stunning but would also stand the test of time. It was a perfect example of our team’s expertise in working with high-end materials, handling complex challenges, and providing exceptional service to clients who expect the best.

What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

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When looking to hire a roofing provider, it’s important to keep a few key factors in mind to ensure you’re working with a reputable company that will deliver high-quality results and great customer service. Here’s the advice we would give: 1. Do Your Research Start by researching roofing companies in your area. Look for local, established businesses with a solid reputation. Reviews, recommendations, and word-of-mouth referrals can be very helpful in identifying trustworthy contractors. A well-established company, like Bigfoot Roofing, is more likely to have experience handling a variety of roofing types and complexities, from residential homes to large commercial buildings. 2. Verify Credentials and Experience Make sure the company you’re considering has the necessary licenses, insurance, and certifications to perform roofing work legally and safely. Additionally, ask about their experience—particularly with the type of roofing project you need. For instance, some companies may specialize in shingle roofing, while others, like us, have extensive experience working with premium materials like tile, slate, and torch-down systems for low-slope roofs. Experience with your specific roofing needs can make a big difference in the final outcome. 3. Ask About Their Process and Timeline A trustworthy roofing provider will clearly outline their process from start to finish. Ask how they handle things like roof inspections, materials, and the installation process. Additionally, inquire about their timeline—how long will the project take, and will they keep you informed of progress along the way? Transparency is key, and a good contractor will always keep you in the loop. 4. Request a Detailed Estimate Get a detailed, written estimate that breaks down costs, including materials, labor, and any additional work that might be needed. Be wary of estimates that seem too low or too vague. It’s important that the roofing company is upfront about potential costs, including hidden fees, and doesn’t surprise you with unexpected charges down the road. 5. Check References and Past Work Ask for references or examples of past work—especially projects similar to yours. A reputable roofing provider should be able to provide you with customer testimonials or photos of their work. At Bigfoot Roofing, we’re proud of the work we’ve done on prestigious projects across the Bay Area and can show you examples of our completed projects. 6. Trust Your Instincts Finally, trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right or the provider is pushy, uncommunicative, or unwilling to answer your questions, it’s okay to look elsewhere. Your roof is a significant investment, and it’s important that you feel comfortable and confident with the company you choose. A good roofing provider will not only offer top-notch service but will also be respectful, transparent, and dedicated to your satisfaction. When choosing a roofing provider, it’s all about finding a company that values integrity, quality, and customer care. At Bigfoot Roofing, we’ve built our reputation by following these principles, and we’re committed to helping you make the best decision for your home or business. Whether you need a roof inspection, repairs, or a full replacement, we’re here to offer expert guidance every step of the way.

What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?

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Before you reach out to a roofing professional, it’s helpful to have a clear idea of your project’s scope and needs. Here are some important questions to consider that will help you make the most of your conversation with a roofing provider: 1. What is the Condition of My Roof? Think about the current state of your roof. Are you dealing with a leak, shingles lifting, or visible damage? Do you notice areas where the roof is sagging or appears worn out? Having a clear sense of the problem will help the roofing professional assess whether you need a repair, replacement, or just a maintenance check. 2. What Type of Roof Do I Have or Want? Consider the type of roof that’s currently on your home or business, and whether you’re interested in keeping it the same or upgrading to something different. For example, do you want to stick with asphalt shingles, or are you considering tile, slate, or a torch-down system for a low-slope roof? Each type of roofing has unique benefits and considerations, and a professional will help you make the best choice based on your needs, style preferences, and budget. 3. What Is My Budget? Roofing projects can vary significantly in cost depending on the size of the roof, the materials used, and the complexity of the work. It’s helpful to establish a budget range beforehand so that you can communicate this with your roofing professional. Keep in mind that high-quality materials or more complex roofing systems (like metal roofs or premium tiles) may come at a higher price point but offer greater durability and aesthetic appeal. 4. How Long Do I Plan to Stay in This Home or Building? Consider how long you plan to remain in the home or building. If you’re planning to stay long-term, investing in a higher-quality, durable roof might be worth it. If it’s a temporary home or building, a more affordable option may suit your needs. This question can help guide you toward the right material and roofing system for your goals. 5. What Is the Roof Slope and Size? Roof slope and size are crucial factors in determining what type of roofing system will be most effective. Low-pitched roofs (like flat or slightly sloped roofs) often require specialized systems such as torch-down roofing or EPDM rubber, while steeper slopes may be suited for traditional shingles or metal roofs. Be ready to discuss the slope and size of your roof to help the professional recommend the best option. 6. What Is the Climate Like in My Area? The weather conditions in your area can impact your roofing choice. If you’re in a region that experiences heavy rains, extreme heat, or high winds, certain materials like metal or tile may be better suited to withstand these conditions. Roofs in coastal areas might require materials that resist corrosion, such as copper or aluminum. A roofing professional will help you choose materials that are well-suited to the local climate. 7. Are There Any Building Codes or HOA Restrictions? If you live in a community governed by a Homeowners Association (HOA) or have a building with specific municipal codes, it’s important to understand any restrictions or guidelines about what materials can be used or how the roof should be installed. Ask the roofing professional if they are familiar with local building codes or HOA rules that may apply to your project. 8. What Is the Timeline for Completion? Think about your timeline—how soon do you need the project completed? Are there specific weather or seasonal considerations that may affect timing? Roofing professionals can often provide a project timeline, but it’s good to know what works best for you before committing. 9. Do I Need Any Additional Services? Are you considering additional services beyond the roofing itself? Some projects might include insulation, ventilation upgrades, or gutter installation. If your roof has underlying issues like wood rot or moisture damage, you might need extra repairs to ensure your new roof is installed on a stable foundation. Make sure you discuss any extra services you might need or want. 10. What Is the Warranty or Guarantee? Finally, ask about the warranty and guarantee for both the materials and the workmanship. Roofing is a significant investment, and you want to ensure that you’re covered in case something goes wrong after installation. Be sure to get clarity on what’s covered and for how long. By thinking through these questions before talking to a roofing professional, you’ll be better prepared to have an informed and productive conversation. At Bigfoot Roofing, we’re always here to guide you through the process and help you make the best decisions for your roofing project. Our goal is to ensure you feel confident and informed every step of the way.

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