Quick answer: Infinite Roofing Solutions is a licensed Fresno roofing contractor (CSLB #1126804) and a 5-Star Certified RoofMaxx dealer that repairs, restores and replaces roofs across the Central Valley and Bay Area, and 87% of the roofs we inspect qualify for restoration.
847 California homeowners have saved an average of $36,282 with a $5,218 RoofMaxx restoration instead of a $41,500 replacement. We'll tell you honestly whether yours does.
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Most roofing companies only sell one thing — replacement. We offer three, because your roof deserves the right answer, not the biggest invoice.
Extend asphalt-shingle roof life by 5–15 years for a fraction of replacement cost. Plant-based bio-oil restores flexibility to dried-out shingles. Backed by a transferable warranty. The first option we check — because if it works, it saves you thousands.
Learn About RoofMaxx →Leak repairs, flashing, ridge cap, wind damage, vent boots, skylights, and storm response. We find the actual cause, not the obvious symptom. Honest diagnostics, transparent pricing, and a workmanship warranty in writing.
See Repair Services →GAF Timberline, Owens Corning Duration, clay tile, and flat-roof systems. Proper tear-off, deck inspection, premium underlayment, new flashing — installed to manufacturer spec. Financing available. We only recommend replacement when it's actually the right move.
Re-Roofing Options →Infinite Roofing Solutions was built on a simple idea: tell the homeowner the truth. We're based in Fresno, licensed by the CSLB, and we've served families across the Central Valley — Clovis, Madera, Visalia, Selma, Hanford, Tulare — for years.
We're a 5-Star Certified RoofMaxx dealer. That means manufacturer-level training, documented quality, and the highest performance tier in the RoofMaxx network. Combined with our GAF Certified Plus™ status for replacement work, we can look at any Central Valley roof and give you the honest path forward.
Meet the Team →Every image on this site comes from actual Infinite Roofing Solutions work in the Central Valley.
Answer 5 quick questions and we'll tell you whether a $5,218 RoofMaxx restoration is the right call for your roof — or if you genuinely need replacement.
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No. We repair leaks and storm damage, replace roofs when replacement is the honest answer, install gutters, and service commercial and HOA roofs. RoofMaxx is one option; we recommend it only when your roof qualifies.
We are headquartered in Fresno and serve the Central Valley, the Northern Valley (Modesto, Stockton and Sacramento) and the Bay Area (Hayward, San Jose, Fremont, Oakland and nearby cities), plus Bakersfield. Call (559) 550-6398 to confirm your address.
Yes. A licensed inspector checks your roof, gutters and flashing, and you get photos and a plain summary of what needs attention now, what can wait and what is fine. There is no obligation to book any work.
It depends on the shingle condition, the age of the roof and the decking underneath. 87% of the roofs we inspect qualify for restoration. If yours is past saving, we show you the photos that prove it before recommending a replacement.
Yes. Infinite Roofing Solutions holds California contractor license CSLB #1126804 and is licensed, bonded and insured. You can check the license on the CSLB website before you hire us.
Headquartered in Fresno at 4762 W Jennifer Ave. Our crews serve the Central Valley, the Northern Valley, Bakersfield and the Bay Area, with the same free inspection and honest recommendation everywhere.
Straight answers on roofs, wildfire hardening and insurance — written by our own licensed crews, not marketers.
Roof Life
Shingle, tile, metal and flat roofs in Valley heat, plus a real Clovis job where new ridge caps saved the roof.
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Storm Season
Popped nails, dried sealant, cracked boots: the small fixes that stop most leaks, from a real Kerman job.
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Storm Season
Gutters, flashing, attic, trees: what to check yourself and what to leave to a roofer while it is still dry.
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Storm Season
NOAA gives a greater than 90% chance of a very strong El Niño this winter. Here is what that means for your roof.
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Storm Season
Seven signs to check from the ground and the ceiling before the rain starts.
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Emergency Repair
Move, catch, relieve the water — then photograph it. The first hour decides how big the repair bill gets.
Read the guide →Free inspection. No pressure. A real answer about what your roof actually needs — whether that's a repair, a RoofMaxx treatment, or a full replacement.
