Roof Replacement in the Puget Sound
When patching stops being worth the money, a full replacement resets the clock. Tear off, inspect the deck, rebuild the whole assembly, and haul everything away.
Roof Replacement Done Properly
A replacement is the one home project where the cheap bid usually costs the most. Skipping the tear-off, reusing old flashing, or nailing over rotten decking hides the problem for a season and then lets it back in. We strip to bare wood, inspect every sheet of decking, and replace what has gone soft before a single new shingle goes down.
You get one written price covering tear-off, disposal, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and cleanup. If we open the roof and find rotten decking, we show you the sheet, quote the exact per-sheet cost you already agreed to, and keep going.
What a replacement includes
- Complete tear-off to the deck, with the yard and landscaping tarped
- Sheet-by-sheet deck inspection and replacement of anything rotten
- Ice and water shield in valleys, eaves, and around every penetration
- Synthetic underlayment across the full field, not just felt
- New drip edge, step flashing, pipe boots, and ridge ventilation
- Magnetic nail sweep of the driveway, walkways, and lawn
When replacement beats repair
Asphalt in this climate rarely outlives its rating. Repairs stop holding.
Multiple failure points usually mean the whole field is aging out.
A dip in the plane means the decking or framing underneath is compromised.
A documented new roof removes the single biggest inspection objection.
Questions About
Roof Replacement
A typical single-family home is two to three working days. Complex roof lines, steep pitches, and multi-layer tear-offs add a day or two.
No. It is loud, so plan around naps and calls, but you can stay. We keep driveways clear enough to get a car out.
We only strip what we can dry in the same day, and everything open gets covered before we leave the site.
Need Roof Replacement?
Free estimate, one written price, and a crew that treats your property like it belongs to somebody.