Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
DaVinci Roofscapes makes premium polymer slate and shake tiles, and we install them to bring authentic, low-maintenance luxury roofing to Northwest homes.
DaVinci Roofscapes is a manufacturer of engineered composite roofing whose Multi-Width and Single-Width slate and Bellaforte shake tiles are prized for realistic texture and rich, fade-resistant color blends. Made from virgin resins with UV and impact protection built into the tile, DaVinci products carry a Class 4 impact rating and strong fire performance that suit the exposed, wet, and occasionally stormy conditions of the Puget Sound area. As installers, we build the roof to DaVinci's specifications using the recommended underlayment, fastening pattern, and color-blending guidance so the finished roof qualifies for the manufacturer's lifetime limited warranty. The payoff for homeowners is a distinctive, high-end slate or shake appearance that resists moss, rot, and weathering far better than the natural materials it imitates.
Genuine DaVinci polymer slate and shake profiles with lifelike texture; Class 4 impact and strong fire ratings for demanding Northwest exposures; custom color blending from a wide, fade-resistant palette; lightweight tiles that seldom require structural reinforcement; backed by DaVinci's lifetime limited warranty when installed to spec
1) Confirm deck readiness and select the DaVinci profile and custom color blend; 2) Install the manufacturer-specified underlayment and eave and valley protection; 3) Field-blend and fasten DaVinci tiles following the required exposure and nailing pattern; 4) Detail ridges, hips, and flashings to spec, then inspect and register the warranty
Roof squares and pitch of the home; DaVinci product line and whether slate or shake profile is chosen; complexity of the roof's valleys, hips, and dormers; underlayment grade and flashing metal upgrades; deck repairs and multi-story access requirements
DaVinci installations go smoothest during the dry summer-to-fall window, and we plan around dry forecasts to protect the deck year-round in our climate.