Residential Roofing in the Puget Sound
Homes are most of what we do. Asphalt, metal, cedar replacement, flashing, ventilation, and the gutter work that keeps water moving away from the foundation.
Residential Roofing Done Properly
A house roof has to survive nine months of rain a year, moss, wind off the water, and the occasional snow load. The details that make that work are unglamorous: correct underlayment, ice and water shield in the valleys, real step flashing where the roof meets a wall, and enough ventilation to keep the deck dry from underneath.
We work on everything from Lynnwood ramblers to steep-pitched craftsman homes in Seattle. Same crews, same materials, same written price before anything starts.
What we handle on homes
- Architectural and 3-tab asphalt shingle roofs
- Standing seam and exposed fastener metal
- Cedar shake removal and conversion to a modern system
- Skylight, chimney, and dormer flashing
- Attic ventilation, ridge vents, and intake correction
- Gutter, downspout, and drip edge replacement
What homeowners ask us for most
Everything included, no line items that appear on day three.
Tarped landscaping, magnetic nail sweep, nothing left in the yard.
If the roof has years left, we say so instead of selling a replacement.
A number that reaches a human, not a form that goes nowhere.
Questions About
Residential Roofing
Yes. Gutter and downspout replacement is normally done at the same time as a re-roof, since the drip edge and gutter interact.
Yes, and it is common here. Cedar needs full tear-off, deck evaluation, and usually new sheathing before a modern system goes on.
We can walk you through the standard home improvement financing options on the call. Ask when we come out to measure.
Need Residential Roofing?
Free estimate, one written price, and a crew that treats your property like it belongs to somebody.