Roofing Washington, One Home at a Time
We install reflective cool-roof shingles that reduce attic heat gain during the increasingly warm Pacific Northwest summers.
Cool-roof shingles use specially engineered reflective granules that bounce more solar energy away, lowering rooftop and attic temperatures during the hot, dry stretches Western Washington now sees each July and August. For the many older homes here built without air conditioning, that reduced heat gain can meaningfully improve upstairs comfort and ease strain on any cooling system. Because our summers pair heat with long daylight hours, the reflective advantage adds up across the season. We install them with the same full weatherproofing and ventilation package that any Northwest roof needs to handle the wet three-quarters of the year.
Reflective granules that lower attic and upstairs temperatures; Improved summer comfort for homes without air conditioning; Reduced cooling demand during hot, sunny stretches; Full four-season weatherproofing for our wet climate; Available across architectural and dimensional profiles
1) Assess attic heat, ventilation, and color preferences; 2) Remove old roofing and address any deck deficiencies; 3) Install membrane, underlayment, and balanced ventilation; 4) Lay reflective cool-roof shingles and finish with a clean sweep
Roof area and orientation to the summer sun; Reflective shingle line and available colors; Attic ventilation improvements for peak efficiency; Pitch and complexity of the roof planes; Removal and disposal of existing shingles
Late spring installation readies your home before Western Washington's warm, sun-heavy July and August, though we install cool-roof shingles year-round.