
Roof repair
A leak at a Queen Anne dormer or a Ballard Craftsman roof-to-wall joint can travel before appearing indoors. We trace water entry and check the surrounding shingles before recommending a targeted repair.
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Serving Seattle & King County
Roof care for Seattle’s Craftsman homes, hillside rooflines and tree-shaded bungalows.
Free. No obligation. We’ll contact you to arrange the next step.
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A leak at a Queen Anne dormer or a Ballard Craftsman roof-to-wall joint can travel before appearing indoors. We trace water entry and check the surrounding shingles before recommending a targeted repair.
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Older Wallingford bungalows and West Seattle homes can combine the original roof with later additions. We measure each slope and review decking, flashing and ventilation so the replacement fits the whole house.
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Green Lake’s shaded bungalows can collect moss where trees keep roof planes damp. We hand scrub, apply spray-on moss treatment and use low-pressure soft washing only where the material allows it—never pressure washing.
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Wallingford’s narrow side yards and Queen Anne’s sloping lots can complicate drainage from older homes. We check gutter outlets, downspout routes and fascia before discussing cleaning, repairs or seamless replacements.
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We inspect and photograph your roof or gutters
You get a written estimate with options
We do the work and clean up
Sources checked October 2026
With 52.8% of Seattle housing built before 1980, an inspection should distinguish original construction from later roof layers and additions. Check decking, dormer flashing and drainage rather than assuming the roof is as old as the home.
Home age is based on the median construction year, not the age of the roof. Sources checked October 17, 2026.
From Ballard’s additions and Wallingford bungalows to Queen Anne’s steep streets, Seattle homes need a roof plan that accounts for access as well as weather.
For a home inside city limits, check the Seattle permit office for the planned roofing work. A Seattle mailing address can also be outside the city; confirm the parcel boundary and use King County permit guidance for an unincorporated property.
We pull the roofing permit when the job requires one.
Dormers on Queen Anne homes and additions behind Ballard bungalows add details beyond simple roof area. Steep streets and tight side yards can also affect material staging and debris removal. The written scope separates covering, flashing and ventilation and explains how concealed decking damage will be handled. Our Seattle-area roof replacement cost guide explains the main factors without promising a price before we see your roof.
You don’t need to know roofing to ask a good question. We’ll explain what we find in plain language and talk through your options, without rushing your decision.
“It’s your home, and you should feel good about the next step. Ask us what’s on your mind—we’ll listen, share what we see and help you understand your choices.”
SDCI requirements depend on the residential building and planned scope. Check the city’s reroof guidance before work, particularly when framing or structural decking changes are involved.
The supporting deck needs to be checked before selecting a new covering. Where old shakes sit on spaced boards, the replacement plan may include suitable solid decking rather than simply covering the existing layers.
Keep clear of loose materials and photograph visible damage from the ground if safe. Call to discuss emergency-tarping availability; permanent work depends on inspection and safe weather conditions.
Tell us about shared driveways, alley access and parking restrictions when requesting the inspection. We can discuss a staging plan before scheduling rather than assuming there is room for a delivery truck.
Yes, residential additions can need a different roofing system from the pitched main roof. We assess drainage and roof-to-wall transitions and discuss material options suited to that slope.
Start with your name, phone and service needed, then add the property address. Tell us what you’ve noticed—even if you’re not sure where to start.
Not sure what you're seeing? Text a photo and we'll tell you if it needs a closer look.
We’ll contact you to discuss your request and arrange the next step. If the roof has an active leak or fresh storm damage, call us to check current availability rather than waiting for an online reply.
10-year transferable workmanship warranty on full roof replacements and gutter installations, subject to the written terms in your agreement. Manufacturer warranties are separate. Warranty details
Free. No obligation.