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If you are in the market for a new roof, the roofing material you choose will make a huge difference in your new roof’s cost, look, performance, maintenance, and durability. Asphalt shingles, wood shakes, composite tile, concrete tile, metal roofs…all of these options vary greatly.

Here are the pros and cons of metal roofs, comparing it to other materials. Then, after the discussion of benefits and drawbacks, we’ll dig deeper into whether a metal roof is right for your home.

Metal Roof Benefits

Metal beats out conventional roofing materials in several ways:

Metal Roofing Lasts A Long Time

A properly installed quality metal roof should last from 40 to 50 years, sealing out water, surviving high winds, and easily shedding snow. The fact that metal is resistant to fire, mildew, insects, and rot pays off big in longevity.

For comparison, the following list shows how long other roof materials are expected to last, according to a study by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). Please note that harsh climate conditions, poor workmanship, and damage from severe weather can shorten any roof’s expected life.

  • Asphalt shingles—20 years
  • Fiber cement shingles—25 years
  • Modified bitumen roofing—20 years
  • Wood shingles and shakes—30 years
  • Tar and gravel (flat roof)—20–25 years

How long does a metal roof last? 

 

Metal roofs can last 50 years, depending on climate conditions, workmanship, or unforeseen damage. About the  same as:

  • Simulated slate—50 years
  • Real slate—50+ years
  • Clay/concrete tile roofing—50+ years

Most major metal roof manufacturers back their products for 20 to 50 years. Products with painted finishes typically have a 30-year limited warranty. Materials finished with extremely durable resin-based polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) coatings have 50-year warranties. (Kynar® is the trade name of one very popular PVDF coating.)

 

Metal Roofing Is Lightweight

Metal roofing weighs from 1 to 3 pounds per square foot, depending upon the thickness and profile of the material. It is one of the lightest of all roofing materials. By comparison, here are typical weights of other roofing materials:

 
  • Conventional asphalt shingles — from 2 to 3.5 pounds per square foot
  • Textured (architectural) asphalt shingles— from 3.5 to 5 pounds per square foot
  • Wood shingles and shakes—from 3.5 to 4.5 pounds per square foot
  • Clay or concrete tile—5.5 to 10 pounds per square foot

Because metal roofing is lightweight, you can save on the engineering and building of the supporting structure. In fact, if you’re building a new house or a new addition, you can often downsize or reduce the number of roof support members because of metal roofing’s light weight.

 

Can Metal Roofing Go Over Existing Shingles?

As long as the existing roof surface and the decking beneath it are sound, flat, and  free of rot, metal roofing can usually be applied over the top of one old layer of asphalt shingles. Check local codes and the manufacturer’s specifications before doing this.

Of course, tearing off the old roof so you can start with flat, sound sheathing certainly gives you a much cleaner starting point. But leaving the old roof in place also has advantages. For example, it:

 
  • Decreases labor and haul-off expense of stripping the old roof
  • Leaves an extra insulation barrier for increased energy efficiency
  • Minimizes the debris and disruption to your home and yard during the project
  • Adds additional sound insulation for rain and hail

 

A Metal Roof Installs Fast

Metal roofing materials are sold as large “standing-seam” sheets or in multiple-shingle sections that are 12 to 36 inches wide. Standing seam sheets are typically 3 feet wide by 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 feet long. You can also get custom sizes.

An accomplished contractor can install these quickly. If your roof is stripped off and a storm is on the way, shortening the installation process by a day or two may offer a critical advantage.  Obviously, there is also considerable cost savings if you can ease and shorten the duration of roof installation.

 

 

Metal Roofing Doesn’t Catch Fire

Because metal roof materials are noncombustible, they typically have a Class A fire rating (the most fire-resistant rating). Flying sparks and embers will not set them on fire.

Just be aware that part of a roof’s overall classification depends on materials beneath the surface that could ignite in intense heat, too. Most metal roofs applied over a combustible material such as wood shingles have a lower, Class C rating for this reason. (See notes under “Metal Roofing Drawbacks” regarding problems in the event of a house fire.)

 

 

Metal Surfaces Reflect Heat

Metal reflects radiant heat from the sun, minimizing midday heat gain. This reflective characteristic means you save energy needed for air conditioning during the day. In fact, federal rebates are offered for metal roofing that has appropriate pigmented coatings that meet EnergyStar requirements. You can get a 10% tax credit up to $500 (not including labor).

Regarding the insulation value of metal roofing in both heat and cold: Though the material itself is low in insulation R-value, metal roofing can be applied over foam insulation that has very high R-values. In addition, many systems utilize a dead-air space between the metal surface and roof deck beneath it to minimize heat transfer, increasing energy efficiency.

 

Metal Panels Can Go On Low-Pitched Roofs

Most metal roofing materials can be installed on gently pitched roofs without leaking. Minimum roof pitch for metal shingles is typically 3-in-12—this means the roof rises 3 inches for each horizontal foot. Some standing-seam roofing can be used on 2-in-12 roof pitch or, in some cases, even as low as 1-in-12.

 

In comparison, most asphalt or roof shingles can’t be used on a roof with a lower pitch than 3-in-12 (in some cases, 4-in-12) and materials such as tile require a slope that is 4-in-12 or steeper.

 

Metal Is Great At Shedding Snow & Rain

Metal roofing is practically impervious to rain and snow because of the way the panels interlock and because the surfaces are hard and slippery. In addition, dark tones of metal roofing quickly warm to the sun, encouraging snow melt.

Steel Roofing Is Environmentally Friendly

Manufacturing asphalt uses petroleum and fossil fuels.  Also, asphalt roofs require replacement every 15 to 20 years, so nearly 20 billion pounds of old asphalt shingles are dumped in US landfills every year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

 

 

A Metal Roof Stands Up to Tornadoes & Hurricanes

“Many metal roofing systems have been tested and proven to withstand winds in excess of 140 miles an hour, which is the equivalent to an F2 tornado and provide protection against impact damage from debris.” say’s Todd Miller, Vice Chairman of the Metal Roofing Alliance.

According to the Palm Beach Post, metal roofs proved to be the most hurricane-resistant. “If the roofers used the correct attachment method, either screws or clips, the wind will have a difficult time getting underneath metal roof panels.”

 

 

Metal Roofing Drawbacks & Myths

Though metal roofing offers many pluses, a few drawbacks are worthy of mention. For the most part, metal roofing manufacturers have improved their products to address or solve many of these concerns, so it’s important to separate the myths from the drawbacks that are real.

 

Is Metal Roofing Noisy?

Yes, it will probably be noisier than living beneath a thick slate or tile roof in a heavy rainstorm or hailstorm. But the idea of noise being a problem may be more myth than reality. It depends on construction.

Metal shouldn’t be noisier than thinner materials such as asphalt or wood shingles. The fact is that rain and hail can drum on any thin membrane.

 

But noise can be controlled both by using quality materials that have structural barriers to minimize the drumming effect, by applying the metal over sound-deadening insulation and solid plywood sheathing, and—where possible—by having an attic between the roof and your rooms.

 

Do Metal Roofs Attract Lightning?

This is a myth. Many people assume that because metal conducts electricity, it also attracts it. This really isn’t the case, and many instances have been documented where lightning has struck trees or other high objects located near metal roofs rather than the roofs themselves. Just the same, metal roofs should be grounded by a lightning protection company.

If a metal roof does get struck by lightning, it will disperse the energy and be far less likely to burn than a wood roof.

 

 

High Initial Cost—Yes, but…

Okay, you’ve landed on the biggest drawback of metal roofing: initial cost. Metal roofing costs about the same as other premium materials—from about $150 to $600 per square (100 square feet).

For the sake of comparison, here is a list of typical price ranges for metal roofing and other common roofing materials for an average size home:

  • Metal roofing (steel) – $5000 to $13,000
  • Metal roofing (copper) – $10,000 to $25,000+
  • Asphalt-fiberglass shingles – $4000 to $7000
  • Wood shingles and shakes – $10,000 to $20,000
  • Concrete tile – $8000 to $23,000
  • Clay tile – $12,000 to $30,000+
  • Synthetic slate – $12,000 to $30,000
  • Natural slate – $18,000 to $60,000+

Because of the material’s long-term durability, the trick is that you ultimately save the difference (and more) if you stay in the house for a long time and you save on seasonal maintenance. Then again, if you plan to move in a couple of years, you probably won’t get a reasonable return on your investment unless your future buyer recognizes the long-term value of the roof.

 

Add up all materials and labor and divide this sum by the number of years the roofing is expected to last to estimate your roof’s cost per year.

 

Metal Can Dent

Okay, if a golf ball hits your car, it will leave a dent. If you live in Texas or somewhere that has hail the size of golf balls, the hail will probably dent your metal roof, especially if your roof is made of a soft metal such as copper or aluminum.

If you think heavy hail would be a possibility in your area, choose a roof material that is guaranteed not to dent. Or choose metal roofing shingles, metal roofing shakes, or roofing that has a pattern or ribbed structure that gives it rigidity. Always, choose 24- or 26-gauge steel for maximum durability.

 

You Should Avoid Walking On Metal Roofs

Though you shouldn’t have to walk on a roof that doesn’t leak, there may be occasions when a plumber needs to snake out a vent pipe or a chimney sweep needs access to the chimney flue. You have to be very careful when walking on most metal roofs—both to avoid damaging or denting the roofing and to keep from slipping off.

 

You can walk on some metal roofs but not all of them. Whether or not they will dent from foot traffic depends on how the particular product is made and the type of construction supporting it. As you might imagine, metal can be very slippery when wet.

Some painted metal roof finishes can peel, chip, fade, scratch, or chalk, although nearly all premium products are guaranteed for at least 30 years. Walking on some types, particularly those with a granulated-stone surface, may cause surface wear. Installers must be careful not to scratch or dent the roofing during installation, and panels must be treated with care. Unlike conventional roofing, some metal shingle systems are installed from the top down, eliminating the need to walk on them.

 

Modifying Panels Can Be Difficult

Metal roofing materials installed in large panels are more difficult to replace if damaged than individual shingles. Also, if you remodel or add on to your home 10 or 20 years from now, it may be difficult to match the material.

Installation Is Not Foolproof

Installing a metal roof should be done by someone with plenty of experience. Unlike an asphalt shingle roof, a wood shingle roof—or most other roofing materials—metal roofing is a material that fewer roofers are trained and practiced at installing.

 

A metal roof must be installed correctly. If it isn’t, you can have major problems with condensation beneath it and/or leaking.

Some manufacturers or distributors require that their products be installed by professional metal roofing contractors who have been accredited by taking a few factory-taught classes.

Roof panels with exposed fasteners are particularly vulnerable to improper installation. If screws attach through the flat surfaces (rather than the raised ridges), rain water can run down the roof and seep into the screw holes. For this reason, special resilient washes must seal around screw heads. If you have this type of roof installed, be sure the manufacturer’s instructions are followed precisely.

To find a good metal roofing contractors, ask friends and neighbors who have had similar roofs installed (though they may be hard to find because metal roofs are relatively uncommon). You can search online sites such as Yelp, HomeAdvisor or Networx. Be sure to check out reviews and look at photos of completed jobs.

Metal Expands & Contracts

Metal expands and contracts as it warms and cools. This can cause the roof to have a wavy effect on hot days or, over time for fasteners to pull loose. To remedy this problem, most new metal roofing products have fastening systems that accommodate movement.

 

Difficult for Firefighters

Though metal roofs are good at guarding against a fire that approaches from outside a house, such as from flying sparks and embers, they are not ideal for fires that start inside a house. With a serious house fire, firemen may need to cut through the roof to put out the fire. This job can be much more difficult and take longer if the house is capped with a metal roof.

Our Summary Recommendations

Most of today’s houses are topped by asphalt fiberglass shingles. In fact 4 out of 5 U.S. roofs are, according to the Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA). Asphalt-fiberglass has become the dominant American roofing material for many good reasons, as discussed above.

But the popularity of metal roofing is gaining on asphalt. According to Building Design + Construction, in recent years, metal roofing materials “have achieved double-digit market share growth while the market share of asphalt shingles has dropped slightly.” Underscoring this growth, Renee Remey, Executive Director of the Metal Roofing Alliance say’s, “Our research shows that metal roofs are now the second most popular roofing choice among homeowners.” [Citation]

If your budget can afford the initial cost of metal roofing and you plan to stay in your home for a long time, metal can prove to be a very solid investment. This is particularly true if you live in an area that is prone to storms or wildfires and your home’s architecture lends itself to metal roofing. Bottom line: Metal roofing is a very durable, effective, lightweight choice that is relatively quick to install by professionals.

How Would Metal Roofing Look On Your House?

Another major consideration before seriously considering a metal roof for your home is what it would look like.

Go through photo galleries that metal roof manufacturers offer on their web sites to see houses that resemble your home’s style to get a feel for how metal roofing would look on your house. Also, check out the metal roof visualizer, where you can upload a photo of your house and see what various types of material roofing would look like on it.

For a comprehensive look at the many different choices in metal roofing, be sure to see the HomeTips Metal Roofing Ultimate Buying Guide.

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Our services include a range of options, from home renovations and kitchen and bathroom remodeling, to custom home building. We use only eco-friendly materials and prioritize sustainability in all of our projects, ensuring that our clients receive the best possible solutions while also protecting the environment.

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At Green Design and Build, our goal is to provide our clients with complete satisfaction. That’s why we offer a warranty for our services and are always available to answer any questions or concerns. Whether you’re looking to update your current home or build your dream home, Green Design and Build is here to provide you with the best possible solutions. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help bring your vision to life!

Roofing Manufacturer Warranty

Manufacturers typically guarantee their shingles and other roofing materials with a warranty on the exact style a homeowner selects. While this can come in any length, from 25- to 50-year coverage, it only protects you against roof failure caused by manufacturing defects.

At Green Design and Build, we are dedicated to providing our clients with a range of high-quality and sustainable solutions for their construction and home remodeling needs. Our team of experienced professionals is committed to providing tailored solutions for each of our clients, ensuring that every project is unique and meets their specific requirements.

Our services include a variety of options, from home renovations and kitchen and bathroom remodeling, to custom home building. We use only eco-friendly materials and prioritize sustainability in all of our projects, ensuring that our clients receive the best possible solutions while also protecting the environment.

In addition to our commitment to sustainability, we also offer affordable prices for our services. We believe that high-quality construction and home remodeling should be accessible to everyone, which is why we strive to provide the best possible solutions at a price that fits your budget.

At Green Design and Build, we are committed to providing our clients with complete satisfaction. That’s why we offer a warranty for our services and are always available to answer any questions or concerns. Whether you’re looking to update your current home or build your dream home, we are here to provide you with the best possible solutions. Contact us today to learn more about what we can provide for you!

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  • 90807 Long Beach (Bixby Knolls)
  • 90808 Long Beach
  • 90809 Long Beach (PO Boxes)
  • 90810 Carson, Dominguez, Long Beach
  • 90813 Long Beach
  • 90814 Long Beach
  • 90815 Long Beach
  • 90822 Long Beach
  • 90831 Long Beach (World Trade Center)
  • 90832 Long Beach (World Trade Center PO Boxes)
  • 90833 Long Beach (World Trade Center)
  • 90834 Long Beach (Non-Geographic Zip Code Within 90802)
  • 90835 Long Beach (World Trade Center)
  • 90840 Long Beach (California State Univ Long Beach)
  • 90842 Long Beach (Dept. of Gas & Water)
  • 90844 Long Beach (Press Telegram)
  • 90845 Long Beach (Single Location High Volume Mail Receiver)
  • 90846 Long Beach (Boeing)
  • 90847 Long Beach (AARP)
  • 90848 Long Beach (AARP Pharmacy)
  • 90853 Long Beach (Belmont Shore PO Boxes)
  • 90888 Long Beach (Single Location High Volume Mail Receiver)
  • 90895 Carson (Lakeshore Learning)
  • 90899 Long Beach (LA International Service Center)
  • 91001 Altadena
  • 91003 Altadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91006 Arcadia
  • 91007 Arcadia
  • 91008 Bradbury
  • 91009 Duarte (PO Boxes)
  • 91010 Azusa, Bradbury, Duarte, Irwindale, Monrovia
  • 91011 La Cañada Flintridge
  • 91012 La Cañada Flintridge (PO Boxes)
  • 91016 Monrovia
  • 91017 Monrovia (PO Boxes)
  • 91020 Montrose
  • 91021 Montrose (PO Boxes)
  • 91023 Mount Wilson (PO Boxes)
  • 91024 Sierra Madre
  • 91025 Sierra Madre (PO Boxes)
  • 91030 South Pasadena
  • 91031 South Pasadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91040 Los Angeles (Shadow Hills, Sunland)
  • 91041 Los Angeles (Sunland PO Boxes)
  • 91042 Los Angeles (Tujunga)
  • 91043 Los Angeles (Tujunga PO Boxes)
  • 91046 Glendale (Verdugo City)
  • 91066 Arcadia (PO Boxes)
  • 91077 Arcadia (PO Boxes)
  • 91101 Pasadena
  • 91102 Pasadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91103 Pasadena
  • 91104 Pasadena
  • 91105 Pasadena
  • 91106 Pasadena
  • 91107 Pasadena
  • 91108 San Marino
  • 91109 Pasadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91110 Pasadena (Shared Firms)
  • 91114 Pasadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91115 Pasadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91116 Pasadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91117 Pasadena (PO Boxes)
  • 91118 San Marino (PO Boxes)
  • 91121 Pasadena (Avon Products)
  • 91123 Pasadena (Ambassador College)
  • 91124 Pasadena (Ralph M Parsons Co PO Boxes)
  • 91125 Pasadena (California Institute of Technology)
  • 91126 Pasadena (California Institute of Technology)
  • 91129 Pasadena (Ambassador I C Foundation)
  • 91131 Pasadena (Single Location High Volume Mail Receiver)
  • 91182 Pasadena (Fuller Theological Seminary)
  • 91184 Pasadena (Tournament of Roses Assn)
  • 91185 Pasadena (Mellon Regional Lockbox Network)
  • 91188 Pasadena (Kaiser Foundation Health)
  • 91189 Pasadena (J P Morgan Chase)
  • 91191 Pasadena (World Vision Inc)
  • 91199 Pasadena (City National Bank)
  • 91201 Glendale
  • 91202 Glendale
  • 91203 Glendale
  • 91204 Glendale (Tropico)
  • 91205 Glendale (Tropico)
  • 91206 Glendale
  • 91207 Glendale
  • 91208 Glendale
  • 91209 Glendale (PO Boxes)
  • 91210 Glendale (Glendale Galleria, Americana at Brand)
  • 91214 Glendale, La Crescenta, Montrose
  • 91221 Glendale (PO Boxes)
  • 91222 Glendale (PO Boxes)
  • 91224 Glendale, La Crescenta (PO Boxes)
  • 91225 Glendale (PO Boxes)
  • 91226 Glendale (PO Boxes)
  • 91301 Agoura Hills, Cornell
  • 91302 Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Monte Nido
  • 91303 Los Angeles (Canoga Park)
  • 91304 Los Angeles (Canoga Park, West Hills), Box Canyon
  • 91305 Los Angeles (Canoga Park PO Boxes)
  • 91306 Los Angeles (Winnetka)
  • 91307 Los Angeles (West Hills), Bell Canyon
  • 91308 Los Angeles (Canoga Park PO Boxes)
  • 91309 Los Angeles (Canoga Park PO Boxes)
  • 91310 Castaic (PO Boxes)
  • 91311 Los Angeles (Chatsworth)
  • 91313 Los Angeles (Chatsworth PO Boxes)
  • 91316 Los Angeles (Encino)
  • 91321 Santa Clarita (Newhall)
  • 91322 Santa Clarita (Newhall PO Boxes)
  • 91324 Los Angeles (Northridge)
  • 91325 Los Angeles (Northridge)
  • 91326 Los Angeles (Northridge, Porter Ranch)
  • 91327 Los Angeles (Northridge PO Boxes)
  • 91328 Los Angeles (Northridge PO Boxes)
  • 91329 Los Angeles (Northridge/JB Lansing Co)
  • 91330 Los Angeles (California State Univ Northridge)
  • 91331 Los Angeles (Arleta, Hansen Hills, Pacoima)
  • 91333 Los Angeles (Pacoima PO Boxes)
  • 91334 Los Angeles (Pacoima PO Boxes)
  • 91335 Los Angeles (Reseda)
  • 91337 Los Angeles (Reseda PO Boxes)
  • 91340 San Fernando, Los Angeles (Mission Hills, Pacoima)
  • 91341 San Fernando (PO Boxes)
  • 91342 Los Angeles (Lake View Terrace, Sylmar), Kagel Canyon
  • 91343 Los Angeles (North Hills)
  • 91344 Los Angeles (Granada Hills)
  • 91345 Los Angeles (Mission Hills)
  • 91346 Los Angeles (Mission Hills PO Boxes)
  • 91350 Bouquet Canyon, Green Valley, Mint Canyon, Santa Clarita (Canyon County)
  • 91351 Santa Clarita (Canyon Country)
  • 91352 Los Angeles (La Tuna Canyon, Sun Valley)
  • 91353 Los Angeles (Sun Valley PO Boxes)
  • 91354 Santa Clarita (Valencia)
  • 91355 Santa Clarita (Valencia)
  • 91356 Los Angeles (Tarzana)
  • 91357 Los Angeles (Tarzana PO Boxes)
  • 91359 Westlake Village (PO Boxes)
  • 91361 Westlake Village (Portion in LA County)
  • 91362 Westlake Village (Portion in LA County)
  • 91363 Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks (Single Location High Volume Mail Receiver)
  • 91364 Los Angeles (Woodland Hills)
  • 91365 Los Angeles (Woodland Hills PO Boxes)
  • 91367 Los Angeles (Woodland Hills)
  • 91371 Los Angeles (Pierce College), Calabasas
  • 91372 Los Angeles (Woodland Hills PO Boxes)
  • 91376 Agoura Hills (PO Boxes)
  • 91380 Santa Clarita (Valencia PO Boxes)
  • 91381 Stevenson Ranch
  • 91382 Santa Clarita (Contained within 91321)
  • 91383 Castaic Valley (Santa Clarita PO)
  • 91384 Castaic, Val Verde
  • 91385 Santa Clarita (Valencia PO Boxes)
  • 91386 Santa Clarita (Canyon Country PO Boxes)
  • 91387 Santa Clarita (Canyon Country), Fair Oaks Ranch, Mint Canyon
  • 91388 Los Angeles (Van Nuys Single Location High Volume Mail Receiver)
  • 91390 Agua Dulce, Green Valley, Santa Clarita (Saugus)
  • 91392 Los Angeles (Sylmar PO Boxes)
  • 91393 Los Angeles (North Hills PO Boxes)
  • 91394 Los Angeles (Granada Hills PO Boxes)
  • 91395 Los Angeles (Mission Hills PO Boxes)
  • 91396 Los Angeles (Winnetka PO Boxes)
  • 91399 Los Angeles (Woodland Hills), Calabasas (Single Location High Volume Mail Receiver)
  • 91401 Los Angeles (Valley Glen, Van Nuys)
  • 91402 Los Angeles (Panorama City)
  • 91403 Los Angeles (Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys)
  • 91404 Los Angeles (Van Nuys PO Boxes)
  • 91405 Los Angeles (Valley Glen)
  • 91406 Los Angeles (Lake Balboa, Van Nuys)
  • 91407 Los Angeles (Van Nuys PO Boxes)
  • 91408 Los Angeles (Van Nuys PO Boxes)
  • 91409 Los Angeles (Van Nuys PO Boxes)
  • 91410 Los Angeles (Van Nuys PO Boxes)
  • 91411 Los Angeles (Van Nuys)
  • 91412 Los Angeles (Panorama City PO Boxes)
  • 91413 Los Angeles (Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys PO Boxes)
  • 91416 Los Angeles (Encino PO Boxes)
  • 91423 Los Angeles (Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys)
  • 91426 Los Angeles (Encino PO Boxes)
  • 91436 Los Angeles (Encino)
  • 91470 Los Angeles (Van Nuys/Blue Cross of Southern California)
  • 91482 Los Angeles (Van Nuys/Deluxe Check)
  • 91495 Los Angeles (Van Nuys/US Purchasing Exchange)
  • 91496 Los Angeles (Van Nuys/US Purchasing Corp)
  • 91497 Los Angeles (Van Nuys – Southern California Gas Co)
  • 91499 Los Angeles (Van Nuys/Business Reply)
  • 91501 Burbank
  • 91502 Burbank
  • 91503 Burbank (PO Boxes)
  • 91504 Burbank (Glenoaks)
  • 91505 Burbank
  • 91506 Burbank
  • 91507 Burbank (PO Boxes)
  • 91508 Burbank (PO Boxes)
  • 91510 Burbank (PO Boxes)
  • 91521 Burbank (Disney Productions)
  • 91522 Burbank (Burbank Studios)
  • 91523 Burbank (Burbank Studios)
  • 91526 Burbank (Walt Disney Co)
  • 91601 Los Angeles (North Hollywood, Toluca Terrace)
  • 91602 Los Angeles (North Hollywood, Studio City, Toluca Lake, West Toluca Lake)
  • 91603 Los Angeles (North Hollywood PO Boxes)
  • 91604 Los Angeles (North Hollywood, Studio City)
  • 91605 Los Angeles (North Hollywood)
  • 91606 Los Angeles (North Hollywood, Valley Glen)
  • 91607 Los Angeles (North Hollywood, Sherman Village, Valley Glen, Valley Village)
  • 91608 Universal City
  • 91609 Los Angeles (North Hollywood PO Boxes)
  • 91610 Los Angeles (North Hollywood, Toluca Lake PO Boxes)
  • 91611 Los Angeles (North Hollywood/US Purchasing Exchange)
  • 91612 Los Angeles (North Hollywood/US Purchasing Exchange)
  • 91614 Los Angeles (North Hollywood PO Boxes)
  • 91615 Los Angeles (North Hollywood PO Boxes)
  • 91616 Los Angeles (North Hollywood PO Boxes)
  • 91617 Los Angeles (Valley Village PO Boxes)
  • 91618 Los Angeles (North Hollywood PO Boxes)
  • 91702 Azusa, Irwindale
  • 91706 Baldwin Park, Irwindale
  • 91711 Claremont
  • 91714 City of Industry (PO Boxes)
  • 91715 City of Industry (PO Boxes)
  • 91716 City of Industry (PO Boxes)
  • 91722 Covina
  • 91723 Covina
  • 91724 Charter Oak, Covina
  • 91731 El Monte
  • 91732 El Monte
  • 91733 El Monte, South El Monte
  • 91734 El Monte (PO Boxes)
  • 91735 El Monte (Wells Fargo Bank)
  • 91740 Glendora
  • 91741 Glendora
  • 91744 City of Industry, La Puente, Valinda
  • 91745 Hacienda Heights
  • 91746 Avocado Heights, Bassett, West Puente Valley
  • 91747 La Puente (PO Boxes)
  • 91748 City of Industry, Rowland Heights
  • 91749 La Puente (PO Boxes)
  • 91750 La Verne
  • 91754 Monterey Park
  • 91755 Monterey Park
  • 91756 Monterey Park (Southern California Gas Co)
  • 91759 Mount Baldy (Portion in LA County)
  • 91765 Diamond Bar
  • 91766 Pomona (Phillips Ranch)
  • 91767 Pomona
  • 91768 Pomona
  • 91769 Pomona (PO Boxes)
  • 91770 Rosemead
  • 91771 Rosemead (Southern California Edison Co)
  • 91772 Rosemead (Southern California Edison Co)
  • 91773 San Dimas
  • 91775 San Gabriel
  • 91776 San Gabriel
  • 91778 San Gabriel (PO Boxes)
  • 91780 Temple City
  • 91788 Walnut (PO Boxes)
  • 91789 City of Industry, Diamond Bar, Walnut
  • 91790 West Covina
  • 91791 West Covina
  • 91792 West Covina
  • 91793 West Covina (PO Boxes)
  • 91795 Walnut (Federal Home Loan Bank)
  • 91797 Pomona (Bureau of the Census)
  • 91799 Pomona (Single Location High Volume Mail Receiver)
  • 91801 Alhambra
  • 91802 Alhambra (PO Boxes)
  • 91803 Alhambra
  • 91804 Alhambra (Non-Geographic Zip Code Within 91801)
  • 91841 Alhambra (Single location high volume mail receiver)
  • 91896 Alhambra (PO Boxes)
  • 91899 Alhambra (PO Boxes)
  • 93510 Acton
  • 93523 Edwards AFB (Portion in LA County)
  • 93532 Elizabeth Lake, Lake Hughes, Leona Valley, Sandberg, Three Points
  • 93534 Lancaster
  • 93535 Hi Vista, Lake Los Angeles, Lancaster, Roosevelt Corner, Wilsona Gardens
  • 93536 Del Sur, Fairmont, Lancaster, Metler Valley, Neenach, Quartz Hill
  • 93539 Lancaster (PO Boxes)
  • 93543 Juniper Hills, Littlerock, Sun Village
  • 93544 Crystalaire, Llano
  • 93550 Lake Los Angeles, Palmdale
  • 93551 City Ranch, Leona Valley, Palmdale
  • 93552 Palmdale
  • 93553 Juniper Hills, Pearblossom
  • 93563 Pearblossom, Valyermo
  • 93584 Lancaster (PO Boxes)
  • 93586 Lancaster, Quartz Hill (PO Boxes)
  • 93590 Palmdale (PO Boxes)
  • 93591 Lake Los Angeles, Palmdale
  • 93599 Palmdale (Lockheed Advanced Dev Co)

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