A tile reroof, one stage at a time
The tile comes off and gets stacked on the roof. New underlayment goes down over the deck, the low-slope section gets its own cap sheet, and the tile goes back on.



Rain season is here. Call Martin Banda, or text him a photo of the problem, and set up a time to look at your roof.
Licensed · CSLB #1145142InsuredResidential & commercial
Both posted on Sillect's page, July 10.
Homes and commercial buildings. Tile, metal and flat roofs all show up in the work below.
Not sure which one you need? Text a photo and ask.
All of it from Sillect's own Facebook page.
The tile comes off and gets stacked on the roof. New underlayment goes down over the deck, the low-slope section gets its own cap sheet, and the tile goes back on.



Before: a rusted pipe with an old smear of sealant around the base. After: a new pipe boot sealed down at every fastener.


This fall
He posts most weeks. Here's the latest from his page.
See the videos on FacebookEvery review on Sillect's Facebook page is a recommendation. Three of them, in the customers' own words.
Read the reviews on FacebookI had a small leak after a heavy storm, and Sillect Roofing came out the next day to assess the damage. They didn't try to upsell me on a whole new roof like some other companies. Instead, they patched the damaged area and even checked the rest of the roof for free.
Liam D. ·
We recently had some work done on our roof and couldn't be happier with the results. We highly recommend this company. Martin was professional, prompt, and offered a fair price. The quality of the work was excellent.
Kailey S. ·
The team was professional, friendly, punctual, and paid close attention to the details. They kept everything organized, communicated clearly, and made sure the work was completed properly.
Martin J. ·
California contractor license#1145142
Checked on the CSLB license lookup, November 2026.
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Working across Kern County and the towns nearby. These are the places on his page this fall.
Call or text Martin Banda at (661) 302-1043. A photo of the spot helps.