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Am Pro Construction

Roofing contractor working in Los Angeles. Licensed since 2004.

  • License 838934, work comp susp in the state's records on Sep 23, 2026
  • No current workers' comp on file with the state

9 jobs on Los Angeles permits, 2024 to 2025: 8 roofing jobs, 1 remodel.

The state showed this license as "work comp susp" on Sep 23, 2026. Do not hire until that is cleared.

What the public records show

From the state's license records and the city's permits, one question at a time.

QuestionRecords showMark
Licensed?License 838934, work comp susp in the state's records on Sep 23, 2026General building, roofingThe board's public record lists 1 item. See the record below.Problem
Workers' comp?No current workers' comp on file with the stateThis covers their crew if someone is hurt. It is not insurance for your home.Problem
In business?Licensed since 2004
Jobs on record9 jobs on Los Angeles permits, 2024 to 2025: 8 roofing jobs, 1 remodelOur Los Angeles permit records cover June 2023 to September 2026.

Records: the state license board and City of Los Angeles permits.

State license board record

1 case.
How to read this

The Contractors State License Board lists complaints it has sent for legal action, citations it has issued, and warning letters. A complaint or accusation is an allegation, not a finding. A citation is the board's finding that a rule was broken; the contractor can appeal it. Complaints closed in the contractor's favor are never listed. Most contractors have no items.

  • License revokedDec 30, 2016 · Case N 2011 328

    The board lists this case as ending in the license's revocation, dated Dec 30, 2016.

    Listed: abandonment without legal excuse of any construction project; departure from trade standards, plans or specs; aided and abetted non-licensee;
    and 29 morefailed to report workers' compensation insurance; exceeded contract amount; exceeded down pymnt of $1000 or 10% whichever is least; contr has recvd/reqstd more money than work completed; starts buyer's rights as to right to cancel; no unconditional lien release provided as work progresses; no notice re: obtaining a performance and pymnt bond; no unconditional lien release provided as work progresses; no notice re: obtaining a performance and pymnt bond; no home improvement label on the contract; notice that docs are to be complete before work is started; no contract price heading or amount; no description of project, materials or equip to be used; no heading for a down payment; no payment schedule heading; no notice describing substantial commencement of work; no approximate start date heading; no date as to the beginning of work; no approximate completion date heading; no approximate completion date; no heading re: list of documents being part of the contract; no notice as to the impact of work and change orders; no notice regarding general liability insurance; no notice re: workers compensation insurance doc; no notice RE: addtnl/changes in writing prior to work begin; no heading or notice as to the mechanic's lien; no notice regarding the CSLB; HIC No notice title "three" or "five" "Day Right to Cancel"; license name style or personnel variation.

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

    Read the accusation (CSLB PDF)

Source: California Contractors State License Board, checked Oct 4, 2026. Look up license 838934 on CSLB

Cost and timing

Price

About $29,000 for a full roof their typical size (24 squares, 2,350 sq ft)

How we got it: The Remodeling 2025 Cost vs. Value Report (www.costvsvalue.com) estimates $36,417 for a standard 30-square (3,000 sq ft) asphalt shingle roof with two skylights. It is an estimate for one standard job, not a price anyone paid. We scaled it to their typical roof.

The permit form shows a lower figure: $4,800 on their typical permit ($5,600 on the typical Los Angeles roofing permit). The form records a job value for the permit fee, which is usually well below the contract price for every roofer, so it is not a price.

Get 2 or 3 written quotes. What roofing jobs cost in Los Angeles.

Permit timeline

Across Los Angeles, a roofing permit stays open about 26 days, from permit to final inspection

This is not how long the crew works at your home: most of it is waiting for the inspection. Ask them how many days the work takes. How long roofing jobs take.

Track record

1 job in the last 12 months, down from 6 the year before

Q2 2024: 1 jobQ3 2024: 1 jobQ2 2025: 1 jobQ3 2025: 6 jobsBusiest: 6 jobs2025
Each bar is 3 months of permits. The tallest is 6 jobs, July to September 2025.

Where they work most

  • 900324 jobs
  • 900652 jobs
  • 913312 jobs
  • 900411 job

Jobs by kind of work

Latest jobs

DateWorkZIP
Sep 23, 2025Reroof, 23 squares (2,300 sq ft)90065
Sep 12, 2025Reroof, 19 squares (1,900 sq ft)90065
Aug 28, 2025Reroof, 24 squares (2,400 sq ft)90032
Aug 20, 2025Reroof, 18 squares (1,800 sq ft)91331
Aug 20, 2025Remodel, 18 squares (1,800 sq ft)91331
Jul 30, 2025Reroof, 25 squares (2,500 sq ft)90032
Apr 17, 2025Reroof, 24 squares (2,400 sq ft)90032
Jul 31, 2024Reroof, 30 squares (3,000 sq ft)90041
May 7, 2024Reroof, 20 squares (2,000 sq ft)90032

What to ask before you hire

About Am Pro Construction

  • Do not hire until the state shows the license as active.
  • Ask for proof of workers' comp before anyone works on your home.
  • Ask what the warranty covers and for how long, in writing.

Worth asking any roofing contractor

  • Can you show me proof of liability insurance and your bond?
  • Will you tear off the old roof or lay the new one over it?
  • What do you charge to replace rotted roof boards, per sheet, if you find any?
  • Who pulls the permit, and who meets the inspector?

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