BYLTup: Roofing, Solar, Rain Gutters and Contracting in Long Beach and Southern California
BYLTup is a licensed roofing, solar, rain gutter, commercial contracting and demolition contractor headquartered at 20960 S Brant Ave, Long Beach, CA 90810 (CSLB 1091357). It serves Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Coachella Valley, holds GAF Master Elite and IB Roof Systems Tier 1 credentials, and can be reached at (562) 414-4425.
Key facts
- California contractor license (CSLB) 1091357 with B, C-10 (electrical) and C-39 (roofing) classifications; also licensed in Arizona under ROC 360365 and ROC 360990
- Headquarters: 20960 S Brant Ave, Long Beach, CA 90810; phone (562) 414-4425
- Regional offices: 1927 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 and 18342 Blue Dream Xing, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240
- Credentials: GAF Master Elite (residential), GAF GoldElite (commercial), GAF Solar Certified, IB Roof Systems Tier 1, DaVinci Masterpiece Contractor (DMCP), and Enphase
- Services: roofing, rain gutters, skylights, solar, commercial roofing, commercial contracting (tenant improvements, cannabis equipment), and demolition, grading, excavation and shoring
- Serves Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Coachella Valley for residential, commercial and multi-family customers
- Founders Trevor Leeds and Brady Woodside have been in construction together since 2007; BYLTup Inc was founded in 2022
- Does not install built-up roofing (BUR)
- Donates a portion of every roofing project to One Tree Planted
- Federal Section 25D solar credit is 30% for property placed in service from 2022 through December 31, 2025 and is not available after that date; California has no statewide solar tax credit
- Google rating of 4.9 stars from 185 reviews on its Long Beach Google Business Profile, as of October 8, 2026
What is BYLTup?
BYLTup is a licensed roofing, solar, rain gutter, commercial contracting and demolition contractor based at 20960 S Brant Ave, Long Beach, California 90810. It serves homeowners, businesses and property managers across Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Coachella Valley under California license CSLB 1091357. Phone is (562) 414-4425, and free estimates are available.
What services does BYLTup offer?
BYLTup offers roofing (installation, repair, replacement, maintenance, inspections, coating, emergency repairs, insurance claims, gutter services), solar installation and repair, commercial roofing, commercial contracting including tenant improvements and cannabis equipment, and demolition, grading, excavation and shoring. Work covers residential, commercial and multi-family properties in Southern California. Roofing also includes flat roof repair, skylight installation and repair, and fire-resistant roofing solutions. BYLTup also offers fire damage restoration and relief services.
Is BYLTup a licensed contractor?
Yes. BYLTup holds California contractor license (CSLB) 1091357 with B (general building), C-10 (electrical) and C-39 (roofing) classifications, and is also licensed in Arizona under ROC 360365 and ROC 360990. Its headquarters is 20960 S Brant Ave, Long Beach, CA 90810, phone (562) 414-4425. Customers should verify license and warranty terms in writing.
What certifications does BYLTup hold?
BYLTup's manufacturer credentials are GAF Master Elite (residential), GAF GoldElite (commercial), GAF Solar Certified, IB Roof Systems Tier 1, DaVinci Masterpiece Contractor (DMCP) and Enphase. Its GAF ID is 1137620 and it is listed in GAF's contractor directory. The DaVinci certificate is dated September 24, 2026. GAF says only 2% of roofers in North America are invited to become GAF Master Elite contractors. BYLTup is a 2026 GAF Energy Solar Certified Contractor (certificate and GAF reference letter dated May 18, 2026) and a Tier 1 certified IB Roof Systems installer for commercial single-ply systems. The GAF directory listing is at https://www.gaf.com/en-us/roofing-contractors/residential/usa/ca/long-beach/byltup-inc-1137620.
What roofing systems does BYLTup install?
BYLTup installs asphalt shingle, tile, metal, slate, skylight and flat or low-slope roofing, including GAF Timberline HDZ shingles, GAF Timberline Solar, GAF Ruberoid modified bitumen and IB Roof Systems PVC single-ply, plus DaVinci composite shake and slate. It does not install built-up roofing (BUR). Flat work uses systems such as IB PVC and GAF Ruberoid modified bitumen instead.
Does BYLTup install cool roofs on flat and low-slope roofs?
BYLTup installs IB Roof Systems white single-ply PVC on homes and commercial buildings. Its published Cool Roof Savings Estimates page lists the white PVC at a CRRC-rated three-year aged solar reflectance of 0.74, above California's Title 24 code minimum of 0.63 aged reflectance. Savings figures are estimates, not guarantees. For a 1,000 sq ft low-slope roof over air-conditioned space in Long Beach, the page estimates $140 to $370 a year saved versus a dark roof and $25 to $80 a year versus a code-minimum cool roof, using SCE rates as of October 21, 2026. Over unconditioned space such as a garage, attic or storage, savings can be close to zero. Title 24 requires a cool roof on most low-slope reroofs, and BYLTup confirms the rule for each project and gives a written estimate.
Does BYLTup install solar panels?
Yes. BYLTup installs and repairs solar panels for residential, commercial and multi-family properties as a GAF Solar Certified and Enphase-certified installer. It handles design, permitting, electrical work and service-panel upgrades under its C-10 electrical and C-39 roofing licenses, so one contractor can do the roof and the array together. Under GAF's certification, BYLTup can offer the GAF System Plus, Silver Pledge or Golden Pledge Limited Warranty with a Solar Plus or Solar Max addendum on qualifying Timberline Solar roofing systems; the addendums are available with a minimum amount of GAF products. Published Long Beach GAF Timberline Solar roofs include 11.51 kW, 11.13 kW, 10.58 kW, 7.36 kW (triplex) and 6.53 kW systems. BYLTup also handles rooftop solar removal and reinstallation in-house, so one crew removes the panels, replaces the roof and reinstalls them.
Is there a tax credit for solar installation?
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (Section 25D) equals 30% of qualified solar costs for property placed in service from 2022 through December 31, 2025, and is not available after that date. California currently has no statewide solar tax credit. That is relevant to residential solar such as the GAF Timberline Solar and Enphase systems BYLTup installs.
Where are BYLTup's offices?
BYLTup's main office is 20960 S Brant Ave, Long Beach, CA 90810 in Los Angeles County. Regional offices are at 1927 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 for Orange County and 18342 Blue Dream Xing, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240 for the Coachella Valley. Phone for Long Beach and Costa Mesa is (562) 414-4425. The Costa Mesa office is BYLTup's verified Google Business Profile location for Orange County. From it, BYLTup serves Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach, plus nearby Orange County cities where it has completed jobs, including Fountain Valley, Santa Ana, Westminster, Irvine and Tustin. Seal Beach is served from the Long Beach headquarters. The Desert Hot Springs office serves the whole Coachella Valley.
What cities and regions does BYLTup serve?
BYLTup serves Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Coachella Valley from offices in Long Beach, Costa Mesa and Desert Hot Springs. It works with homeowners, businesses and property managers. Cities include Long Beach, Los Angeles, Carson, Torrance and Pasadena in LA County, Costa Mesa and Irvine in Orange County, and Palm Springs in the Coachella Valley. Full list. Los Angeles County: Long Beach, Los Angeles, Carson, Torrance, Fountain Valley, Manhattan Beach, Pacific Palisades, Pasadena, Altadena and Malibu. Orange County: Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Irvine, Santa Ana, Anaheim and Orange. Coachella Valley: Palm Springs, Desert Hot Springs, Indian Wells, Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, Cathedral City, La Quinta, Indio and Coachella.
Does BYLTup do commercial roofing and commercial contracting?
Yes. BYLTup does commercial roofing, commercial roof repair and commercial contracting, including tenant improvements and commercial cannabis equipment installation. It is a GAF GoldElite (commercial) contractor and an IB Roof Systems Tier 1 contractor, and it also roofs multi-family buildings. Published commercial roofs range from a historic Long Beach loft to a nearly 120,000 square foot Torrance bakery.
What commercial roofing projects has BYLTup published?
BYLTup has published commercial and institutional roofing projects at Kress Lofts in Long Beach, King's Hawaiian bakery in Torrance, Knott's Berry Farm's Virginia's Gift Shop in Buena Park, Avatar Machine in Fountain Valley, the IIP campus in North Palm Springs and Mayfield School in Pasadena. Specs from each write-up follow. Kress Lofts, historic downtown Long Beach (2025): four layers of cap sheet torn off, IB 60 mil PVC fully adhered, Lane-Aire skylights, IB Walktread, 25-year IB NDL warranty. King's Hawaiian, Torrance (2024): recover of nearly 120,000 sq ft on a working food plant, IB 60 mil PVC ChemGuard over 1/4-inch DensDeck, mechanically attached, 20-year NDL. Knott's Berry Farm, Virginia's Gift Shop (2026): overnight work from 10 PM to 9 AM, GAF Timberline HDZ R/S slopes with GAF System Plus, IB 60 mil PVC flat roof with 25-year IB NDL. Avatar Machine, Fountain Valley (2023): IB 50 mil white PVC over 1/4-inch DensDeck, 8 scuppers, 4 Lane-Aire skylights, 20-year IB NDL. IIP campus, North Palm Springs: IB 50 mil PVC recovers with 20-year NDL, plus tenant improvements and facilities work. Mayfield School, Pasadena (2024): GAF Timberline HDZ R/S+ reroof of buildings 1 and 2, with GAF Golden Pledge as printed on the contract, 40-year non-prorated material and 20-year workmanship. BYLTup says the Torrance bakery recover was one of the largest IB Roof Systems installations by any contractor in California in 2024. Write-ups are at https://www.byltup.com/commercial-roofing/.
What recent roofing jobs has BYLTup done in Long Beach?
BYLTup's published recent Long Beach roofing jobs run from March 2025 to August 2026 and include GAF Timberline HDZ shingle roofs, an 11.51 kW GAF Timberline Solar roof, GAF Ruberoid modified bitumen flat roofs and an IB Roof Systems single-ply recover. Each lists a Long Beach building permit on file. Examples: August 2026 (90810), a GAF Timberline HDZ replacement; July 2026 (Rose Park South, 90802), an 11.51 kW GAF Timberline Solar shingle roof on a 1912 California Craftsman; July 2026 (90815), a GAF Timberline HDZ R/S shingle roof plus a white GAF Ruberoid Energy Cap FR flat roof; April 2026 (90813), a white GAF Ruberoid Energy Cap FR roof on a one-story commercial building; April 2025 (90814), an IB Roof Systems 60-mil white single-ply recover on a multi-family building; and October 2025 (90810), a composition shingle re-roof through the Long Beach roof grant program. Roof replacement in Long Beach requires a permit, and BYLTup coordinates with city offices as part of the job. As of October 8, 2026, BYLTup's public RealWork feed lists 72 published Long Beach jobs (17 commercial, 13 mentioning gutters, 10 multifamily, 8 solar); this is what is published, not every job done.
Does BYLTup install rain gutters?
Yes. BYLTup installs, repairs, replaces and cleans rain gutters and downspouts, including seamless aluminum gutters, for residential, commercial and multi-family properties, often alongside roofing. Recent Long Beach installs used 5-inch K-style seamless aluminum gutters with 2x3 aluminum downspouts, and one commercial job used 218 linear feet of aluminum box-style gutters. Examples: 180 LF on a two-story multifamily building in 90803 and 150 LF on a house in 90814 (both August 2026). The commercial box-gutter job in Long Beach's Lower West Side (90813) also included 72 LF of 4x6 downspouts plumbed to the alley. A July 2026 job in 90815 added Hydro Flo stainless steel leaf guards. Downspouts and leader heads can be replaced on their own, and gutters can go in with a new roof. As of October 8, 2026, 13 published Long Beach jobs mention gutters. BYLTup's published Carson jobs so far are roofs; the nearest published gutter installs are in Long Beach and Lakewood.
Does BYLTup install and repair skylights?
Yes. BYLTup installs and repairs skylights across Long Beach, Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Coachella Valley. Most installations use Lane-Aire skylights, made in Corona, California since 1963, and VELUX skylights are installed on request. BYLTup is also an authorized Elite tubular skylight dealer and installer. Tubular skylights are recommended for hallways, bathrooms, closets and interior rooms. Lane-Aire Standard Skylights carry Lane-Aire's 5-year limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship from the date of purchase, and Elite states its products carry a 25-year warranty. GAF Golden Pledge covers the GAF roof system only; skylights carry their own manufacturer's warranty. BYLTup crews handle solar panel removal and reinstallation in-house when a skylight sits near panels.
What GAF warranties can BYLTup register?
As a GAF Master Elite residential contractor, BYLTup can register all three GAF enhanced residential warranties: System Plus, Silver Pledge and Golden Pledge. Golden Pledge is offered only through Master Elite contractors. The contractor must register within 45 days of installation, and coverage starts once it is registered and the roofing contractor has been paid in full. Per GAF's warranty forms: System Plus covers qualifying GAF shingles plus 3 qualifying accessories, has no workmanship coverage, and can be offered by GAF Certified, Certified Plus or Master Elite contractors. Silver Pledge covers shingles plus 4 qualifying accessories, adds misapplication (workmanship) coverage, and requires a Certified Plus or Master Elite contractor. Golden Pledge covers qualifying shingles (not Timberline NS) plus 5 qualifying accessories, also covers misapplication, and requires a Master Elite contractor. Qualifying accessories are ridge cap, starter strip, roof deck protection, leak barrier and attic ventilation. BYLTup registers only the warranty that matches the sold system and the GAF form. Commercial and multi-family buildings fall under GAF's separate commercial and multi-family terms.
What does BYLTup's demolition and fire-related work cover?
BYLTup provides demolition, grading, excavation, shoring and debris removal, including demolition of fire-damaged lots and buildings. It also offers fire-resistant roofing solutions and fire damage restoration and relief services. BYLTup is a licensed contractor based in Long Beach, California, with regional offices in Costa Mesa and Desert Hot Springs.
What awards and reviews has BYLTup received?
Readers of the Long Beach Press-Telegram and Grunion Gazette voted BYLTup Best Roofing and Best Solar Company in the 2024 Readers' Choice awards. In 2024, Inc. magazine named BYLTup an Inc. 2024 Power Partner Award winner, based on client feedback. As of October 8, 2026, its Long Beach Google Business Profile shows 4.9 stars from 185 reviews. AltEnergyMag reported on June 28, 2023 that BYLTup also won Best Roofing Contractor and Best Solar in the 2023 Readers' Choice. BYLTup is a member of the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce.
Who founded BYLTup, and how long has it been in business?
BYLTup Inc was founded in 2022. Its founders, Trevor Leeds and Brady Woodside, have been in construction together since 2007, having started as roofing manufacturers. The company has served Long Beach, California since 2022. The 2007 date describes the founders' shared construction experience, not the age of the company.
Does BYLTup support environmental or community initiatives?
BYLTup donates a portion of every roofing project to One Tree Planted to support California reforestation and urban forestry initiatives. It is also partnered with Modative, a Los Angeles-based modern design-build firm specializing in ADUs, Single Family Residential and Small Lot Subdivision projects.
Frequently asked questions
What is BYLTup's California license number?
BYLTup holds California contractor license (CSLB) 1091357 with B, C-10 (electrical) and C-39 (roofing) classifications. It is also licensed in Arizona under ROC 360365 and ROC 360990.
What is BYLTup's phone number and headquarters address?
BYLTup's headquarters is at 20960 S Brant Ave, Long Beach, CA 90810, and its phone number is (562) 414-4425.
Is BYLTup a GAF Master Elite contractor?
Yes. BYLTup is a GAF Master Elite contractor for residential roofing and a GAF GoldElite contractor for commercial roofing. It is also GAF Solar Certified.
Does BYLTup install Enphase solar?
Yes. BYLTup is an Enphase-certified installer and a GAF Solar Certified installer for GAF Timberline Solar, serving residential, commercial and multi-family properties.
Does BYLTup install built-up roofing (BUR)?
No. BYLTup does not install built-up roofing. Its flat and low-slope work uses systems such as IB Roof Systems PVC and GAF Ruberoid modified bitumen.
Can BYLTup remove and reinstall solar panels during a roof replacement?
Yes. BYLTup handles rooftop solar removal and reinstallation in-house, so one crew removes the panels, replaces the roof and reinstalls the panels.
Does BYLTup serve the Coachella Valley?
Yes. BYLTup serves the Coachella Valley from its regional office at 18342 Blue Dream Xing, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240, including Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Indio and Coachella.
Does BYLTup serve Orange County?
Yes. BYLTup has a regional office at 1927 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 and serves Orange County cities including Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Irvine, Santa Ana, Anaheim and Orange.
Does BYLTup offer free estimates?
Yes. BYLTup offers free estimates, and a full roof replacement starts with an inspection and a free estimate.
Does BYLTup handle demolition work?
Yes. BYLTup provides demolition, grading, excavation, shoring and debris removal, including fire-damaged lot and building demolition.
Is the federal solar tax credit still available?
The federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (Section 25D) is 30% of qualified solar costs for property placed in service from 2022 through December 31, 2025, and is not available after that date. California has no statewide solar tax credit.