Where we work around Tacoma and the South Sound
Our office is in Puyallup. Most days the crews are on houses in Tacoma, and the rest of the week is spread across Pierce County and south King County.
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- Puyallup office
- Tacoma and Pierce County
Short answer
We repair and replace roofs across Tacoma's neighborhoods and the Pierce County towns around it, plus Federal Way and Auburn in south King County. Tacoma alone had 219,346 residents in 2020, and about 26.9% of its homes were built in 1939 or earlier, so older roofs make up a large share of our work.
Inside the city
Tacoma neighborhoods
Tacoma runs eight neighborhood councils, from the North End to the South End. These pages cover the parts of the city where roofs differ most: the pre-war North End and historic districts, the hilly Northeast, the 1970s to 1990s West End, and the South End and Eastside.
Pierce and King County
Cities and towns around Tacoma
West toward the Narrows, east up the valley to the plateau, and north along I-5. Each page covers the housing, weather exposure and permit office that apply there.
County pages
Counties we cover
Pierce County is home base. South King County is a short drive up I-5, and we take work in Thurston and Kitsap counties when the job and the schedule line up.
Permits
Who issues the roofing permit depends on the address
Inside Tacoma, a single-family or duplex reroof is exempt from a permit when the old roofing comes off, the new roofing weighs 2.5 lb per square foot or less, the framing stays the same and the building is not unreinforced masonry. Adding a layer over old roofing or changing the roofline is a different story, and homes in the North Slope and Wedge historic districts can need design review.
Outside city limits, in places like South Hill, Spanaway, Parkland, Graham and Frederickson, Pierce County rules apply: no building permit for a reroof on a home steeper than 2:12 when coverings total 7.5 lb per square foot or less, but replacing sheathing is not exempt. The City of Puyallup inspects sheathing replacement before it is covered and requires drip edge on every roof edge.
We check which office governs your address before the job is scheduled, and we confirm the current rules with that office. The reroof permit guide goes into more detail.
Travel
Where our coverage ends
Our schedule is built around Tacoma and the towns within a short drive of the Puyallup office. Federal Way and Auburn are regular stops. Gig Harbor, DuPont and the plateau towns are covered too, though a job there may be booked a little further out when storms keep us busy close to home.
If your town is not listed, call anyway. We will tell you straight whether we can get to it, and how soon.
Is your street on our map?
Call any hour, tell us the town or neighborhood, and we will tell you when we can be 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.