Roofing & Gutter
Frequently Asked Questions

Roughly 90% of roofs in the PNW are replaced when they are 18–25 years old. Watch for curling shingle edges, missing tabs, and roofing granules in your gutters.

Age Warning

If your roof is older than 20 years, it's time for a professional consultation. Asphalt shingles last about 18–25 years on average. If your roof is older than 20 years, it's time to talk to a roofing professional.

Labor & Materials

Roof size, pitch, and materials are the main factors. About 60% of the cost is labor. Asphalt shingles remain the most cost-effective option.

Absolutely! Our company works year-round and we are prepared to deal with challenging weather. We would only need one decent dry day to tear off the old shingles and "dry-in" your roof.

For optimal conditions and an average-size home, a new roof usually takes 1–3 days. For larger projects it can take up to 1 week or more.

Cost depends on complexity, pitch, and material. Common repair estimates:

We send an estimator to take a look at your roof or gutters. You'll usually receive a detailed digital estimate within 1–2 business days.

Asphalt shingles comprise 80% of the market. Other options include Metal, Slate, Clay, and Wood Shakes. Consider weight, lifespan, and local building codes.

We suggest getting your roof inspected and cleaned every one to two years to prevent costly damage and moss growth.

It's risky. Improper repairs can become costly mistakes. A professional roofing company has the specialized tools and expertise to ensure integrity.

All of our crews are full-time, highly trained employees. We never subcontract. All of our employees complete NRCA courses to earn certifications.