Gramajo Roofing operates out of Santa Rosa, which puts them well outside my usual Santa Barbara County territory—about 300 miles north in Sonoma wine country. The data here is remarkably thin: a single five-star Houzz review, one photo of tile roofing work, and not much else to assess patterns or track record. That perfect rating could signal excellent work or simply mean they're early in building an online presence; with just one review, I can't tell you which.
The tile roof photo suggests they handle the kind of work common in California's Mediterranean-style homes, which matters if you're maintaining clay or concrete tile. But without customer feedback describing communication, cleanup, warranty follow-through, or how they handle the inevitable surprises that come with roofing projects, I'm left guessing. If you're in the North Bay and considering Gramajo, I'd ask for local references you can call directly, verify their license and insurance in person, and get multiple bids. A thin digital footprint isn't disqualifying—plenty of solid contractors stay busy through word-of-mouth—but it means you'll need to do more homework before signing.