The duration of a roofing project depends on various factors, such as the roof's size, the job's complexity, and the weather conditions. We will provide you with a realistic timeline for the project, based on these factors. For our commercial projects, clients will receive weekly project updates.

The cost of a roofing project depends on various factors such as the size of the roof, the materials used, the complexity of the job, and the labor costs. We will provide you with a detailed and transparent project cost estimate.

The choice of roofing material depends on various factors such as the weather conditions in your area, the style of your home, and your budget. A professional roofing company will provide you with a range of options and help you choose the best roofing material for your specific needs.

We offer emergency roofing services to address urgent issues such as storm damage or leaks. We are open 24/7 contact us for all your roofing needs.

Yes! Please see our warranty information to learn more.

Probably the biggest reason that many business owners are choosing TPO roofing is the cost. This roofing material is less expensive than almost all other flat-roof, rolled-rubber materials. The additional advantage of having TPO roofing is its energy efficiency. Because this material is white and grey on top instead of the traditional black roofs, the heat from the sun is reflected and saves money on electricity bills. In addition to the two most significant benefits of TPO roofing, the simplicity and ease of use also comes with it. You can have it fastened directly to the decking through the insulation. In areas where the roof is not flat and even, heat guns can be used to create a sealed and protective membrane. Corrosion, break down, mildew, and algae are not problems associated with TPO roofing. For all of these reasons, it is becoming increasingly popular among business owners.

The shingles of your roof will inevitably fade. Weeks after installation shingles will transition into their intended color. This factor is especially true for asphalt shingles. Even though an asphalt roof should last about 20 years, you will notice fading before this. Their shingles will fade even faster in states with more sunshine throughout the year. That is why most states don’t utilize asphalt shingles as much. But in the Pacific Northwest, we have more rainy than sunny days, so our shingled roofs tend to last slightly longer. Faded shingles are not necessarily a bad thing. Their color fades slightly due to sun exposure and inclement weather, but this doesn’t affect their physical protection as much as one might think. Although when you start to notice fading on your roof, that is an excellent time to inspect it and ensure everything is still in working condition.

For starters, metal roofing is a fantastic choice for many homeowners and is becoming increasingly popular because of its many benefits. But installing a metal roof is more expensive than other options, creating hesitation among homeowners worrying about rust developing. It is a known fact that metal rusts. You can find many old buildings with rusty roofs made from tin, aluminum, or steel. But with today’s technology, this isn’t a big concern. There are protective coatings specifically for metal roofs that prevent oxidation, which leads to rust. If you’re shopping around for metal roofs, you’ve probably come across the term “galvanized steel.” This type of steel has been treated with zinc and is a popular choice for roofing. The zinc acts as a protective barrier and an anti-corrosion coating. Galvalume is another metal roofing alternative. This material combines zinc, aluminum, and silicon, which will last longer and is more corrosion-resistant than galvanized metal. However, because of the aluminum, they will be much more vulnerable anywhere there are scratches, cut edges, or other damaged areas. These two options can create difficult decisions for homeowners, but your roofing contractor will be able to help you make an informed and educated choice.