Nothing soft gets buried
Rotted or delaminated decking is replaced before new underlayment goes down.
Roofers and exterior builders working out of Puyallup
We repair and replace roofs, and build the gutters, siding, decks and windows that keep water out of the house below them.
- Answering 24/7
- Puyallup office
- Tacoma and Pierce County
The work
Roofs first, and everything water touches after that
Most of our calls start with a roof: a leak after a November storm, shingles lifted by wind, moss that has taken over a north slope, or a roof that has simply reached the end. We repair what can be repaired and replace what cannot, on pitched roofs and on the flat sections over garages, additions and small commercial buildings.
A roof rarely fails alone, though. The water it sheds lands in gutters, runs past fascia and siding, and finds its way around windows and deck ledgers. That is why we also install and repair gutters, siding, trim, decks, patio covers and windows. When we fix one part of that path, we look at the next one down.
The full list is on the services page, with a page for each kind of job.
Start to finish
How a job runs, from the call to the cleanup
Small repair or full replacement, the order is the same.
You call, day or night
You describe what you are seeing and where the house is. If water is coming in, stopping it comes first.
We look at the whole path
Roof covering, flashing, vents, gutters and the deck from the attic side where we can reach it.
A written scope
What failed, what we plan to replace, and any choice between repairing now and replacing later.
Permits and rules
We check which office governs the address and whether historic rules apply before ordering materials.
The work, in order
Tear-off or repair, deck repairs, underlayment, flashing, then the new roofing, gutters or siding.
Cleanup and walk-through
Debris out, nails swept with a magnet, and a walk around the house to show you what was done.
Standards
What we hold ourselves to on every house
New metal at walls and pipes
Flashing decides most leaks here, so worn metal is replaced rather than reused.
Plan for the wet months
Work is staged so the roof is closed up before rain, not left open overnight.
Straight answers on repair
If a repair will buy you years, we say so, and if it only buys a season we say that too.
Coverage
Where we work
Tacoma is where we spend most days, from the older houses of the North End and North Slope to the West End, Northeast Tacoma and the South End. Around the city we cover Lakewood, University Place, Puyallup, South Hill, Gig Harbor, Federal Way and Auburn, among others.
The coverage overview lists every town and county page, along with which permit office applies where.
Guides
Who writes our roof guides
Our roof guides are edited by Kathleen Peabody, Roofing Guides Editor. She turns the questions homeowners ask us on the phone into plain answers on costs, moss, permits, historic districts and leaks, using published sources and what we see on Tacoma roofs.
Have a roof or exterior question?
Call any hour. A person answers, and we take it from there.
Talk to us about your roof
Calls are answered around the clock. Tell us what you are seeing and where the house is, and we will set up a visit.
- Phone
- (253) 449-1922
- Hours
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Office
- 16115 58th Avenue East, Puyallup, WA 98371
- Coverage
- Tacoma, Pierce County and the South Sound. See coverage
Our office sits in Puyallup, and our crews work across Tacoma and Pierce County. The map loads only when you ask for it.