A roof plan that starts with your home.
Discuss roof condition, replacement options and the details around vents, edges and flashing before deciding on the scope.
The full roof assembly matters
A new surface is only part of a roof project. Ask how the proposal addresses the edges, penetrations, ventilation and the condition of the material underneath. Hidden damage may require a revised scope once exposed.
Useful details for your request
Tell us about leaks, missing shingles or the reason you are considering replacement. A photo from the ground can help start the conversation; there is no need to climb onto the roof.
Before you get started
Can I get a price from a photo?
Photos help explain the request. The condition, measurements and scope still need to be confirmed before a project price can be agreed.
What if the work uncovers another issue?
Ask how additional findings and changes will be documented in the proposal. Discuss any changed scope and cost before authorizing additional work.
Where do you work?
Our focus is Seattle and the Eastside. See the service area and send your city with the request.
Start with what you want to change.
Tell us about the project. We’ll discuss the next step with you.
Explore your preliminary estimate
Choose materials and dimensions. Include one service or combine several in the total.
Project questions
Do I need a full tear-off or can you go over the old roof?
The existing assembly and its condition need assessment before choosing removal or another approach. Confirm the agreed scope in writing.
What if there's bad plywood under there?
The calculator includes the number of replacement sheets you select. Additional concealed damage may change the scope and price.
Why do you talk so much about ventilation?
Ventilation is part of the roof assembly. The calculator includes a fixed ridge vent and intake allowance; confirm the actual requirements during assessment.
How long does a re-roof take?
Duration depends on roof size, access, materials, weather and concealed damage. Confirm scheduling for your project.
It's leaking right now. What do I do?
Describe the leak and affected areas when contacting us. Avoid climbing onto the roof; appointment availability must be confirmed.