
Need a roof repaired in Chico? Butte Roofing has been fixing Chico roofs since 1950 — our shop is right here at 8 Seville Ct. Service visits start at $295 (includes up to two hours on-site), and most repairs run $295–$7,000 depending on the damage. Active leak? Our dedicated service crew offers same-day or next-day dispatch.
Active leak in Chico? Leak-Stop dispatch sends a dedicated service crew same-day or next-day.
Leak-Stop RequestChico's housing spans a century, and every era fails differently. The craftsman and bungalow homes in The Avenues and the Barber Neighborhood carry some of the oldest roofs in town — original decking, layered shingles, and flashing that's been patched for decades. Downtown and Mansion Park mix historic homes with commercial flat roofs. Out east, California Park and Canyon Oaks homes from the '80s–'00s are hitting the age where composition shingles start shedding granules, and Doe Mill's newer builds still need storm and vent repairs done right. We repair them all — composition shingle, tile, metal, and flat roofs.
Triple-digit valley summers bake shingles and cook adhesive seals; intense UV shortens shingle life on unshaded south faces. Fall brings leaf and limb debris from Chico's urban forest — anyone with mature oaks or sycamores near Bidwell Park knows the gutters fill fast, and clogged valleys are where leaks start. Then atmospheric-river storms test every weak seal at once. That's why most of our Chico leak calls come with the first big rain of the season — and why a $295 inspection visit in October beats a ceiling stain in January.
A service visit starts at $295 and includes up to two hours on-site. After that it's $70 per hour per person. Depending on the issue, most repairs range from $295 to $7,000. You'll know the cost before we start.
Our shop is at 8 Seville Ct in Chico, so we're minutes away. For active leaks, our Leak-Stop dispatch gets a dedicated service crew out same-day or next-day depending on volume.
Yes. Older Chico homes often have layered shingles, aging decking, and flashing that's been patched many times. We repair what's repairable and tell you honestly when a roof is at the end of its life.
Usually, yes. Age, underlayment condition, and extent of damage decide it. We only recommend full replacement when repair no longer makes sense.
Repairs address the damaged area, not the whole roof system, so we can't warranty long-term performance the way we do a full replacement — which carries our 5-year workmanship warranty.
Yes. We're a Duro-Last Master Contractor and repair single-ply, built-up, and other flat systems on commercial buildings all over Chico.

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