Projects We're Proud Of

The Problem

E And E's initial roof inspection identified some deterioration in the existing roofing system. Separately, Tesla's pre-installation assessment found that insulation had been installed between the decking and shingles — an assembly Tesla documented as incompatible with the homeowner's planned solar installation. The roof needed to address its existing condition while also being rebuilt appropriately before the solar project could move forward.

Our Solution

E And E completed the reroof over six days, addressing the deteriorated areas identified during the initial inspection while rebuilding the roofing assembly for the home's planned solar installation. The existing roofing assembly was removed down to the decking, the incompatible insulation buffer was eliminated, and the roof was rebuilt with new underlayment and composite shingles so the homeowner could continue moving forward with the Tesla solar project.

Construction Details

• Initial inspection — E And E identified some deterioration in the existing roofing system before work began and addressed the deteriorated areas as part of the reroof
• Solar compatibility — Tesla's pre-installation assessment documented insulation between the decking and shingles that was incompatible with the planned solar installation
• Roof tear-off — the existing roofing assembly was removed down to the decking as part of the reroof
• Roof rebuild — the roofing assembly was rebuilt with new underlayment and composite shingles without the incompatible insulation buffer
• Permit requirements — the Los Angeles reroof permit called for a Class A or B roof covering over existing solid sheathing and the applicable certified cool-roof requirement

Outcome

The completed reroof resolved the existing roof concerns and provided the roofing assembly needed for the homeowner's Tesla solar installation. After E And E completed the six-day reroof, Tesla subsequently installed its solar system on the newly completed roof. Public permit records show the property's photovoltaic solar and energy-storage installation reached final permit status in July 2025.

The Problem

A dated master bathroom had dry-rotted subfloor, a leaking shower pan, and insufficient ventilation — all common issues in older Santa Barbara homes.

Our Solution

We gutted the bathroom to the studs, replaced the rotted subfloor, built a waterproofed curbless shower with a linear drain, and installed heated floors with a custom double vanity and floor-to-ceiling large-format porcelain tile.

Construction Details

• Full gut to studs with dry-rotted subfloor replacement
• Waterproofed curbless shower with linear drain and flood test
• Heated floor system with programmable thermostat
• Custom double vanity with quartz top
• Floor-to-ceiling large-format porcelain tile
• New ventilation fan with humidity sensor
• Permitted and inspected through the City of Santa Barbara

Outcome

The bathroom was transformed into a spa-grade retreat. The waterproofing system and proper ventilation prevent the moisture issues that plagued the original space. Permitted, inspected, and covered by a 5-year workmanship warranty.

The Problem

A bare backyard with a slope had no usable outdoor living space and poor drainage that channeled water toward the foundation.

Our Solution

We built a curved paver patio, a retaining wall for slope management, and a dry creek bed for drainage. Drought-tolerant native plantings and low-water irrigation completed the build.

Construction Details

• Excavation and base preparation with compacted aggregate
• Interlocking concrete pavers in curved layout
• Segmental retaining wall for slope management
• Dry creek bed drainage solution to redirect runoff
• Drought-tolerant native plantings with low-water drip irrigation

Outcome

The family gained a usable outdoor living space, and the drainage solution protects the home's foundation. The drought-tolerant landscape reduces water usage. Backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty.

The Problem

The interior had outdated paint colors, scuffed walls, and trim that hadn't been refreshed in years.

Our Solution

We prepped all surfaces, applied primer where needed, and finished with a premium low-VOC two-coat paint system in a fresh, modern color palette selected by the homeowners.

Construction Details

• Surface preparation including patching and sanding
• Priming of patched areas and color transitions
• Premium low-VOC two-coat interior paint on walls and ceilings
• Trim and baseboard painting with semi-gloss finish
• Clean protection of floors and fixtures throughout

Outcome

The home's interior was completely transformed in two days with a clean, modern finish. The low-VOC paint ensures better indoor air quality. Backed by manufacturer paint warranty and a 5-year workmanship warranty.

The Problem

The existing roof had reached the end of its service life with cracked and displaced tiles, deteriorated underlayment, and recurring leaks during heavy rain.

Our Solution

We removed the old roofing, inspected and repaired the deck, installed new synthetic underlayment and flashing, and installed a new clay tile roof system. The tiles were laid with proper spacing and fastening for wind resistance.

Construction Details

• Tear-off of existing roofing and inspection of roof deck
• New synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water shield in valleys
• Step flashing at all wall intersections and penetrations
• Clay tile installation with proper fastening and spacing for wind resistance
• Ridge ventilation system to prevent attic heat buildup
• Permitted and inspected through the city of Simi Valley

Outcome

The new clay tile roof provides decades of durability and a classic Southern California aesthetic. Proper underlayment and flashing ensure long-term leak protection. Permitted, inspected, and backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty.

The Problem

Storm damage compromised the existing roof. Multiple areas were leaking and the underlying shingles were past their service life.

Our Solution

We performed a full tear-off, inspected and repaired the decking, installed new underlayment and flashing throughout, and laid architectural asphalt shingles rated for coastal wind exposure. New seamless gutters completed the project.

Construction Details

• Full tear-off to inspect and repair roof decking
• New synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water shield in valleys
• Step flashing at all wall intersections and chimney
• Architectural asphalt shingles rated for high wind and marine exposure
• Ridge ventilation system to prevent attic heat buildup
• Seamless aluminum gutters with leaf guards
• Permitted and inspected through the city of Thousand Oaks

Outcome

The new roof system sheds water correctly, is properly ventilated to maximize shingle life, and is fully documented and insurable. Permitted, inspected, and backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty plus manufacturer material warranty.

The Problem

The home hadn't been painted in 20 years. Stucco had developed cracks, bare wood was exposed, and the color had faded significantly under Ojai's intense sun.

Our Solution

We pressure-washed, repaired stucco cracks, patched bare wood, and applied a premium low-VOC two-coat system. The color was selected through a consultation with the homeowners to complement the Ojai landscape.

Construction Details

• Pressure wash and surface preparation
• Stucco crack repair with elastomeric patching compound
• Bare wood patching and priming
• Premium low-VOC two-coat exterior paint system
• Color consultation with homeowners for Ojai landscape compatibility

Outcome

The home's exterior is protected against UV and moisture for years to come. The elastomeric patching flexes with temperature changes to prevent recurring cracks. Backed by manufacturer paint warranty and a 5-year workmanship warranty.