Roofing · Add-On Service · Northwest Washington
The roof, the siding, and the flashing between them are one water-shedding system. We offer roofing as part of whole-exterior projects — so the roof-to-wall details that leak on split jobs get built by one contractor, to one standard.
Request a free, no-obligation estimate — replacement roofing on its own, or as part of a whole-exterior package.
Ask anyone who has chased a chronic leak: it's rarely the field of the roof or the middle of a wall. It's the junctions — roof-to-wall transitions, step flashing at dormers, kickout flashing above gutters. When one contractor owns the whole envelope, those junctions get built as one detail instead of two trades pointing at each other.
Architectural shingles with strong wind ratings and algae resistance — the sensible workhorse for Northwest roofs.
Standing-seam and metal panel systems for longevity, snow shedding, and homes that want the modern line.
Old roofing off, sheathing inspected and repaired — the same no-cover-ups rule we apply to walls.
Ice-and-water membrane in valleys and at eaves, synthetic underlayment everywhere else. The layers that matter.
Step, counter, and kickout flashing integrated with the wall's weather barrier — the junctions where leaks actually start.
Intake and exhaust balanced so the roof deck dries — the quiet factor behind shingle life and moss resistance.
Gutters, downspouts, and drip edge coordinated with the roofline — where the water goes matters as much as shedding it.
Skylights, vents, and chimneys flashed properly — the small penetrations where most roof leaks actually start.
If your siding and roof are both near the end of their lives — common, since they weather together — doing them as one project has real advantages beyond convenience. The roof-to-wall flashing gets integrated with the new weather barrier instead of grafted onto old materials. Kickout flashing, the small piece that keeps gutter-line walls from rotting, gets built in rather than retrofitted. And one mobilization, one scaffold setup, and one schedule cost less than two.
That's also why we offer roofing as an add-on rather than a standalone specialty: it exists to complete whole-exterior projects, done by a crew that treats the envelope as one system.
Roofs here fail from the same forces as siding: months of damp, moss that pries at shingle edges, and wind that drives rain up-slope under laps. Good composition roofing with correct underlayment handles all of it — the failures we see trace to skipped ice-and-water membrane in valleys, missing drip edge, and flashing shortcuts at walls and chimneys.
During any siding estimate we'll look at the roofline honestly. If it has years left, we'll say so and detail the new siding to meet it cleanly. If it's failing, you'll get the option to package it — with the junction details owned by one contractor either way.
From the Canadian border to north Seattle, plus the San Juans by ferry from Anacortes — these cities and surrounding areas. Pick your city for local project photos, permit notes, and reviews.
A free on-site estimate — roof alone or the whole exterior packaged, with the junction details owned by one contractor.
