Roof Installation

What This Service Involves

Installing a new roof in Western Washington means planning for hundreds of wet days a year, not just a summer heat wave. We start with a proper synthetic underlayment and ice-and-water shield at the eaves and valleys where our sideways rain likes to sneak in. Ventilation is dialed in to fight the trapped attic moisture that leads to condensation and premature deck rot in our damp climate. Every fastener, drip edge, and flashing detail is set to shed water fast so your home stays dry from the first November storm onward.

Benefits

Water-shedding assembly designed for constant PNW rainfall; Balanced attic ventilation that combats Northwest condensation; Manufacturer-backed material and workmanship warranties; Clean-up with magnetic nail sweep of your yard and gutters; Local crews who know Puget Sound permitting and code

Our Process

1) On-site assessment of your deck, pitch, and existing ventilation; 2) Detailed proposal with material options and a firm written quote; 3) Deck prep, underlayment, and ice-and-water shield installation; 4) Roofing material, flashing, and ventilation install; 5) Final inspection, cleanup, and warranty registration

What Affects the Cost

Roof size and pitch measured in squares; Chosen roofing material and warranty tier; Deck condition and any needed sheathing repairs; Number of penetrations, valleys, and chimneys; Access, story height, and steepness of the slope

Best Time of Year

Late spring through early fall offers the driest stretch for a clean install, though we tarp and stage work to build safely through Northwest shoulder seasons.