Metal Roof Installation
New metal roofs on Whatcom County homes, from tear off through underlayment, panel and flashing detail. This is the work the rest of the site is built around.

Everything we do on a metal roof, and nothing we do not. Across Bellingham, Ferndale, Lynden, Blaine and the rest of Whatcom County.
Most of what follows is one of three jobs: putting a metal roof on, taking a failing roof off and replacing it, or fixing a metal roof that is leaking. The rest exists because those three jobs keep turning them up.
If you are not sure which one you need, call and describe what the roof is doing. That conversation is usually shorter than reading a page about it.
The full list
New metal roofs on Whatcom County homes, from tear off through underlayment, panel and flashing detail. This is the work the rest of the site is built around.
Replacing a worn composition roof or a failing metal one with a system built for wet Northwest winters. Includes deck repair when the tear off finds it.
Leak tracing, fastener and seam repair, flashing and panel replacement on existing metal roofs. Most leaks are a repair, not a reroof.
Concealed fastener panels with nothing exposed to age out. The system most people picture when they say they want a metal roof, and the one worth the extra money here.
Cleaning, rust treatment and coating that buys years out of a metal roof that is sound but tired. Cheaper than replacement when the panels are still good.
Water coming in during a wind event or a heavy stretch of rain. Tarped and stopped now, repaired properly once the weather allows.
A written condition report on an existing metal roof, for owners, buyers and sellers.
Snow retention over entries, walkways and driveways for homes up toward the foothills.
These two are work we do. Neither has a page on this site yet, so there is nothing to click. Call or send the form and ask.
Describe what the roof is doing and we will tell you which of these it is, including when the answer is that it does not need anything yet.
Free on site assessment
Monday to Friday, 7am to 4pm. Emergency calls outside those hours for active leaks and storm damage.
We will call you back, usually the same working day, and we will ask a couple of questions to work out whether this is urgent before we book a time to get on the roof.
One honest note: this form is not connected to anything yet, so nothing was sent. Until it is, call (360) 555-0100.