Roofing Company Serving Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound

Stevenson Roofing has kept roofs sound across Western Washington since 1989. We install and repair residential and commercial roofs from Auburn out through King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties, and we have worked on more than 7,500 houses in that time. Homeowners and property owners call us for straight advice, clean workmanship, and a roof built to handle Puget Sound rain, wind, and moss.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

An Auburn Roofing Company Working Across Western Washington

We are based in Auburn and cover the corridor from Marysville south to Olympia, west to Puget Sound, and east toward the Cascades. That range covers older Seattle and Tacoma housing stock, newer Eastside subdivisions in Bellevue and Redmond, and the warehouse roofs of the Kent Valley. See the full list of communities on our areas we serve page.

Roof Replacement, Roof Repair, and New Roof Installation

Most projects fall into one of three buckets: replacing a worn roof, repairing a specific problem, or installing a roof on a new build or addition. We handle all three. Start with a roof replacement when the roof is near the end of its life, book a roof repair for leaks or storm damage, or plan a new roof installation for construction work.

Residential and Commercial Roofing Services

We roof houses and we roof buildings. On the home side, we work with owners to match materials and budget on residential roofing projects. On the commercial side, we handle repairs, replacements, and flat and low-slope systems for property owners and managers through our commercial roofing service. Browse everything on the services page.

Roofing Materials Built for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the building, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal roofing, and natural cedar shakes. Each holds up differently to shade, moss, and driving rain, so we walk you through the trade-offs before you commit. Compare options on our composition and metal roofing pages.

Why Homeowners and Businesses Choose Stevenson Roofing

Founder Jon Stevenson built the company on old-fashioned craftsmanship, and owner-operator Jerry Nipert runs it the same way today. We hold an A+ BBB rating and have been accredited since 1991. We also keep a policy that sets us apart: you pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied with it.

Schedule a Free Roofing Estimate

A roof estimate starts with a look at what you have now. We inspect the roof, talk through repair-versus-replace, and give you a clear written estimate with no pressure. Call (425) 235-7663 or use the contact page to set up a visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing serves the Greater Puget Sound and Western Washington, from Marysville south to Olympia and from Puget Sound east toward the Cascades. That includes King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties and cities such as Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. You can see the full list on our areas we serve page.

How long has Stevenson Roofing been in business?

Stevenson Roofing has been in business since 1989, which is 37 years as of 2026. Founder Jon Stevenson started the company, and Jerry Nipert owns and operates it today. We have been BBB accredited with an A+ rating since 1991 and have worked on more than 7,500 houses.

Do you offer free roofing estimates?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free estimates. We come out, inspect the roof, discuss whether repair or replacement makes more sense, and provide a written estimate. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

Do you charge before the work is finished?

No. Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. This policy has been part of how we operate for decades and reflects the way founder Jon Stevenson built the company. It gives you confidence that the job will be done right before any money changes hands.

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About Stevenson Roofing, Inc.

Stevenson Roofing has been a fixture of the Auburn roofing trade since 1989, which is 37 years of work across the Greater Puget Sound. Founder Jon Stevenson started the company on a simple idea: do careful work, give people straight answers, and stand behind the result. That approach still runs the business today under owner-operator Jerry Nipert, and it is the reason we have worked on more than 7,500 houses in Western Washington.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Contemporary Roofing Services with Old-Fashioned Craftsmanship

We use current materials and current installation methods, and we pair them with the kind of hands-on care that has grown rare in the trade. Every roof gets built to shed Puget Sound rain, resist moss on the shaded slopes, and hold up under wind. That means proper underlayment, correct flashing, and clean nailing, not shortcuts that show up as leaks two winters later. You can see the range of work we do on our services page.

A Local Roofing Contractor Serving Western Washington Since 1989

We are based at our Auburn shop and cover the corridor from Marysville south to Olympia, west to Puget Sound, and east toward the Cascades. Over 37 years we have roofed mid-century homes on the Auburn plateaus, older Craftsman houses in Seattle and Tacoma, newer Eastside homes in Bellevue, and warehouse buildings across the Kent Valley. That local history matters, because a roof that works in this climate has to be built for shade, moisture, and driving rain. Our areas we serve page lists every community we cover.

Customer Care, Clean Workmanship, and Honest Roofing Advice

We keep a policy that says a lot about how we work: we accept no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. Nothing changes hands until the roof is finished, the site is cleaned up, and you have walked it with us. We also give honest advice about whether a roof needs full replacement or a targeted repair, and we run a roof inspection before we recommend either one. If a repair will still do the job, we say so.

Residential and Commercial Roofing Experience

We roof houses and we roof buildings. On the home side, we help owners match materials and budget across composition, metal, and cedar shake through our residential roofing work. On the commercial side, we handle repairs, replacements, and flat and low-slope systems for property owners and managers through our commercial roofing service. Decades of both give us a wide view of what fails, what lasts, and what fits a given building.

Meet the Team Behind Stevenson Roofing

Jon Stevenson founded the company in 1989 and built its reputation for careful, honest work. Jerry Nipert owns and operates it now, and he holds the crew to the same standard. We have been BBB accredited with an A+ rating since 1991, a record we have kept by doing what we say and finishing what we start. When you call, you reach people who have spent years on Puget Sound roofs and who will tell you plainly what your roof needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns Stevenson Roofing?

Jerry Nipert owns and operates Stevenson Roofing today. The company was founded in 1989 by Jon Stevenson, who built its reputation for careful workmanship and honest advice. That same standard carries through the crew now under Jerry's day-to-day management.

How long has Stevenson Roofing been in business?

Stevenson Roofing has been in business since 1989, which is 37 years as of 2026. In that time we have worked on more than 7,500 houses across the Greater Puget Sound and Western Washington. We have also been BBB accredited with an A+ rating since 1991.

When does Stevenson Roofing collect payment?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. Nothing is due until the roof is finished, the site is cleaned up, and you have walked the job with us. This policy has been part of how we operate since the company started.

Does Stevenson Roofing handle both homes and commercial buildings?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing works on both residential homes and commercial buildings. We install and repair composition, metal, and cedar roofs on houses, and we handle repairs, replacements, and flat and low-slope systems for commercial properties. You can read more on our commercial roofing page.

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Contact Stevenson Roofing

Reach out to Stevenson Roofing when you want a free estimate, a roof evaluation, or a straight answer about repair versus replacement. We are based in Auburn and cover the Greater Puget Sound, so a local crew handles your call. Give us the basics about your home or building and we will schedule a look at the roof.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or use the contact form below to schedule your roof evaluation.

Call Stevenson Roofing

We keep three phone lines so you can reach us from anywhere in the region. The Auburn office line is the main number for estimates and scheduling, and the Seattle and Bellevue lines connect you to the same team.

• Auburn (primary): (425) 235-7663
• Seattle: (206) 725-9050
• Bellevue: (425) 643-8562

Visit Our Auburn Office

Our shop and mailing address is in Auburn, in the heart of the service area:

Stevenson Roofing, Inc.
1340 22nd Street SE
Auburn, WA 98002

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Request a Free Roofing Estimate

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We inspect it, talk through whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense, and give you a written estimate with no pressure. To get started, call the office or send the form and tell us a bit about the project. You can review what we handle on the services page first.

Roofing Across the Greater Puget Sound

We work throughout King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties, from Seattle and Bellevue down to Tacoma, Olympia, and the Auburn valley. If you are not sure whether your town is on the list, the areas we serve page has the full rundown. For urgent problems like an active leak, call the office line so we can prioritize a roof repair visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a free roofing estimate?

Call Stevenson Roofing at (425) 235-7663 or send the contact form, and we will schedule a time to inspect the roof. We look at the condition, talk through repair or replacement, and give you a written estimate at no cost. There is no obligation and no pressure to book the work.

What is the best phone number to reach Stevenson Roofing?

The main Auburn office line is (425) 235-7663, and it is the best number for estimates and scheduling. We also keep a Seattle line at (206) 725-9050 and a Bellevue line at (425) 643-8562, both of which reach the same team. Use whichever is most convenient for your area.

Where is Stevenson Roofing located?

Stevenson Roofing is based at 1340 22nd Street SE, Auburn, WA 98002, in King County. From there we serve the Greater Puget Sound across King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties. Auburn sits central to the region, so we can reach most jobs without a long drive.

What information should I have ready when I call?

It helps to have your property address, whether the building is a home or a commercial property, and a short description of the problem or project. If you have noticed a leak, missing shingles, or moss, mention where you see it. That lets us plan the visit and bring the right eyes to the roof.

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Roofing Services in Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound

Stevenson Roofing covers the full range of roofing work for homes and commercial buildings across Western Washington. Since 1989 we have replaced worn roofs, chased down leaks, installed roofs on new construction, and helped owners pick materials that hold up to Puget Sound rain and moss. Use this page to find the service you need and read the detail on each one.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Residential and Commercial Roofing

We split our work into two tracks so each gets the right attention. On homes, we match materials and budget and keep the site clean through the job. On buildings, we handle the flat and low-slope systems and scheduling that commercial property owners need.

• Residential Roofing for houses across the Puget Sound
• Commercial Roofing for offices, retail, and warehouse buildings

Roof Replacement and New Roof Installation

When a roof reaches the end of its life, a full replacement usually beats another round of patching. For new builds and additions, we install from the deck up. Both start with an inspection and a written estimate.

• Roof Replacement with tear-off, decking checks, and clean installation
• New Roof Installation for construction and additions

Roof Repair and Roof Inspections

Not every problem calls for a new roof. We fix targeted damage, and we inspect first so you know whether a repair will hold or the roof is due for replacement.

• Roof Repair for leaks, missing shingles, and storm damage
• Roof Inspections and honest evaluations before you commit

Composition, Metal, and Cedar Shake Roofing

The right material depends on the building, the exposure, and the budget. We install and repair all three of the roof types common in this region and walk you through the trade-offs.

• Composition Roofing in asphalt shingle profiles
• Metal Roofing in standing-seam and panel systems
• Cedar Shake Roofing for a classic Pacific Northwest look

How to Choose the Right Roofing Service

If you are not sure which service fits, start with an inspection. We look at the roof, tell you plainly whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense, and lay out material options with the cost of each. There is no pressure to take the bigger job, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing works throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What roofing services does Stevenson Roofing offer?

Stevenson Roofing handles residential and commercial roofing, roof replacement, roof repair, new roof installation, roof inspections, and material work in composition, metal, and cedar shake. We cover leaks, storm damage, and flat and low-slope commercial systems as well. Each service has its own page with the full detail.

Do you work on both homes and commercial buildings?

Yes, we work on both. Our residential team installs and repairs roofs on houses across the Puget Sound, and our commercial work covers offices, retail, and warehouse buildings, including flat and low-slope roofs. You can read the specifics on our residential roofing and commercial roofing pages.

Which roofing material is best for Western Washington?

There is no single best material, since the right choice depends on the building, the exposure, and your budget. Composition shingles balance cost and life span, metal lasts longest and sheds moss well on shaded lots, and cedar shake offers a classic look with more upkeep. We walk through the trade-offs during the estimate.

How do I know if I need a repair or a full replacement?

Start with a roof inspection. If the damage is localized and the roof still has years of life, a repair usually makes sense, while a roof near the end of its life or with returning leaks is better replaced. We inspect the roof and give you an honest recommendation rather than pushing the larger job.

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Residential Roofing Services in Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound

Your roof is the one part of the house that has to stand up to Puget Sound rain every day of the year. Stevenson Roofing has worked on homes across Auburn and Western Washington since 1989, from full tear-offs to a single leak over a bedroom. We help homeowners pick a roof that fits the house and the budget, put the estimate in writing first, and collect nothing until the job is done and you are happy with it.

Request a free residential roofing estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule a roof evaluation.

Residential Roof Replacement for Western Washington Homes

When repairs stop keeping up with the wear, a new roof is usually the better value. We strip the old roof to the deck, check the sheathing, and install a new system built to shed rain for decades. Composition roofs here tend to curl and lose granules, cedar splits and grows moss, and older flashing pulls away, and we watch for all of it during the inspection. See how the process works on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair for Leaks, Missing Shingles, and Storm Damage

Not every problem calls for a new roof. A cracked pipe boot, a few blown-off shingles, or worn flashing can often be fixed for far less than a replacement, and catching it early keeps water out of the attic and walls. We track the leak to its real source rather than sealing over the stain and hoping. Our roof repair page covers what we fix and how we approach it.

New Roof Installation for Homeowners and Builders

New construction and additions need a roof installed right the first time, with proper underlayment, ventilation, and flashing. We work with homeowners building a custom house and with builders who need a reliable roofing crew on the schedule. The roof is tied into the rest of the structure so it drains and breathes the way it should. Read more on our new roof installation page.

Composition, Metal, and Cedar Shake Roofing Options

Most Western Washington homes come down to three materials, and each has a place. Composition shingles balance cost and life span for the widest range of houses; metal lasts longest and sheds moss and needles on shaded lots; cedar shakes give an older home the look nothing else matches.

• Composition roofing for cost-effective, dependable coverage
• Metal roofing for long life and low upkeep
• Cedar shake roofing for a natural Pacific Northwest profile

What to Expect from Your Residential Roofing Project

Every job starts with an inspection and a written estimate, so you know the scope and the cost before anyone climbs a ladder. On install day we protect the landscaping, keep the site clean as we work, and finish with a magnetic nail sweep of the grounds. You get a walkthrough at the end, and payment comes due only once you are satisfied with the finished roof.

Request a Residential Roofing Estimate

Whether the roof is leaking now or simply showing its age, the first step is a straight assessment of what it needs. We measure the roof, check the decking and ventilation, and lay out your material and cost options without pressure. If a repair will still buy you a few good seasons, we will tell you that too.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing works on homes throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my home needs a roof repair or a full replacement?

It depends on the roof's age and how widespread the damage is. A localized problem on a roof with years of life left is usually a repair, while a roof near the end of its life or one that keeps leaking in new spots is often better replaced. We inspect the roof, check the decking and flashing, and give you an honest recommendation instead of pushing the bigger job.

What roofing materials do you install on homes?

We install composition (asphalt) shingles, metal roofing, and cedar shakes, which cover almost every home in the Puget Sound. Composition is the most common and cost-effective, metal lasts longest and sheds moss well, and cedar offers a classic Pacific Northwest look. We help you match the material to your house, your exposure, and your budget during the estimate.

Do you provide a written estimate before the work starts?

Yes, every residential project starts with an inspection and a written estimate. We measure the roof, check the decking and ventilation, and lay out the material options and cost before any work begins. That way you know the scope and the price up front, with no surprises later.

When do I pay for my residential roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. The roof is finished, the site is cleaned up, and we walk it with you before payment is due. That policy has applied to our residential jobs since 1989.

Do you handle roofs on new home construction and additions?

Yes, we install roofs on new houses and on additions, working with both homeowners and builders. We tie the new roof into the structure with proper underlayment, ventilation, and flashing so it drains and breathes correctly. Getting the details right on a new build helps the roof reach its full life.

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Commercial Roofing Services in Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, and the Puget Sound

A commercial roof protects inventory, tenants, and daily operations, so downtime and leaks cost real money. Stevenson Roofing has worked on commercial buildings across the Puget Sound since 1989, from Kent Valley warehouses with wide flat roofs to storefronts and multi-unit properties in Seattle and Tacoma. We give property owners and managers a written scope up front and collect nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free commercial roofing estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule a roof evaluation.

Commercial Roof Repair and Replacement

Most commercial calls start with a leak or a roof that has reached the end of its service life. We find the source, repair what can be saved, and replace the roof when patching no longer pays off. On a replacement we plan the work around your hours so the building keeps running, and we schedule tear-off and installation to limit exposure to the weather. Our roof replacement page explains how we handle the tear-off and decking checks.

Flat and Low-Slope Roofing for Commercial Properties

Flat and low-slope roofs drain differently than steep-slope roofs, so ponding, seam failures, and worn flashing are the usual trouble spots. We inspect the drainage, seams, and penetrations, then repair or recover the roof to keep water moving off it. You can read more about these systems on our flat and low-slope roofing page.

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Roofing for Offices, Retail Buildings, and Multi-Unit Properties

Different buildings put different demands on a roof. An office or retail building needs work done with minimal disruption to tenants and customers; an apartment or condo property needs coordination with owners and residents. We size the crew and the schedule to the building, whether it is a single storefront or a multi-unit complex on the Eastside.

Commercial Roof Maintenance and Leak Prevention

Small problems on a commercial roof turn into interior damage fast when they go unwatched. Regular checks of the drains, seams, and flashing catch failures early, before water reaches the deck or the space below. Keeping debris clear and drainage open extends the life of the roof and holds off the next big repair.

Schedule a Commercial Roofing Evaluation

Every commercial project begins with an inspection and a written estimate that lays out the condition of the roof and what it needs. We look at the drainage, seams, flashing, and any interior water signs, then give you options and cost with no pressure. That gives owners and managers a clear basis for planning repairs or a replacement.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing works on commercial buildings throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of commercial buildings do you roof?

We work on offices, retail buildings, warehouses, and multi-unit residential properties across the Puget Sound. That ranges from a single storefront to a large flat roof on a Kent Valley distribution building. We size the crew and the schedule to fit the building and keep it running during the work.

Can you work around our business hours?

Yes, we plan commercial projects around your operations so tenants and customers see as little disruption as possible. We schedule tear-off and installation stages to keep the building usable and to limit the roof's exposure to weather. The plan is laid out in the estimate before work begins.

How do you handle leaks on a flat or low-slope roof?

We trace the leak to its source rather than sealing over the stain, since flat roofs often carry water some distance before it shows inside. Ponding, failed seams, and worn flashing around penetrations are the common culprits, and we check each one. Once we find the cause, we repair or recover the affected area to get water draining off the roof again.

Do you offer ongoing roof maintenance for commercial properties?

Yes, regular inspections of the drains, seams, and flashing catch small problems before they reach the deck or the space below. Keeping debris clear and drainage open extends the life of the roof and holds off larger repairs. We can set up checks that fit the property and its roof.

When is payment due on a commercial roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. The roof is finished, the site is cleaned up, and we walk it with you before payment is due. That policy applies to commercial jobs the same as residential ones.

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Roof Replacement in Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound

A roof replacement is the right call when repairs stop keeping up with the wear. Stevenson Roofing has replaced composition, metal, and cedar roofs across Western Washington since 1989, and we treat every tear-off the same way: strip the old roof, check the decking, and install the new system so it sheds Puget Sound rain for decades. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the job is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free roof replacement estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule an inspection.

When to Replace Your Roof in Western Washington

Age and repeated repairs are the usual signals. Composition roofs in this climate often show curling, granule loss, and moss taking hold along the shaded slopes; cedar splits and cups; flashing rusts and pulls away. If leaks keep returning in new spots, or the roof is past its expected life, replacement usually costs less over time than another round of patching. We inspect first and tell you plainly whether a roof repair would still do the job.

Asphalt Composition Roof Replacement

Composition shingles are the most common roof we replace, and for good reason: they balance cost, life span, and performance in a wet climate. We remove the old shingles, replace damaged underlayment, and install new architectural shingles with proper ventilation. See the material detail on our composition roofing page.

Metal Roof Replacement

Metal roofing lasts longer than composition and sheds moss and debris well, which suits shaded and tree-lined lots. We replace older panel roofs with standing-seam or panel systems sized to the building and the exposure. Weigh the trade-offs on our metal roofing page before you decide.

Cedar Shake Roof Replacement

Cedar gives Pacific Northwest homes a look nothing else matches, but it needs replacing once shakes split, thin, or grow moss through the courses. We replace cedar with new shakes or, where an owner wants lower upkeep, with composition or metal that mimics the profile. Our cedar shake roofing page covers the choice in detail.

Roof Tear-Offs, Decking Checks, and Clean Installation

A sound roof depends on what is under the shingles. We tear off to the deck rather than roofing over, so we can find soft or rotted sheathing and replace it before the new roof goes on. We protect the grounds, keep the site clean through the job, and do a magnetic nail sweep at the end. Hidden decking damage is common on older Western Washington homes, which is why the tear-off step matters.

Get a Roof Replacement Estimate

Every replacement starts with an inspection and a written estimate. We measure the roof, check the decking and ventilation, and lay out material options and cost with no pressure. If you are weighing whether to replace now or repair for another season, we will give you an honest read.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing replaces roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a roof replacement take?

Most residential roof replacements take one to three days, depending on the size of the roof, the material, and how much decking needs repair. Tear-off usually happens on the first day, followed by any decking work and then installation. Weather can add time, since we do not install over a wet deck, so we build some flexibility into the schedule.

Should I repair or replace my roof?

Repair makes sense when the damage is localized and the roof still has years of life left, while replacement is the better value once the roof is near the end of its life or leaks keep returning. We inspect the roof, check the decking and flashing, and give you an honest recommendation rather than pushing the bigger job. You can read more on our roof repair page.

Do you replace the wood decking during a roof replacement?

We only replace decking that is soft, rotted, or damaged, and we can only see that once the old roof is torn off. Because we tear off to the deck instead of roofing over, we catch bad sheathing before the new roof goes on. Any decking replacement is discussed with you before the work is done.

What roofing materials can I choose for a replacement?

We replace roofs with composition (asphalt) shingles, metal, or cedar shakes, and we help you match the material to your home, exposure, and budget. Composition is the most common and cost-effective, metal lasts longest and sheds moss well, and cedar offers a classic Pacific Northwest look. We walk through the trade-offs during the estimate.

When do you collect payment for a roof replacement?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to roof replacements the same as any other job. It means the roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before payment is due.

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Roof Repair in Auburn, WA

A small roof problem in Western Washington rarely stays small, because there is almost always more rain on the way. Stevenson Roofing has repaired roofs across Auburn and the Puget Sound since 1989, from a single leak to storm-torn shingles and worn flashing. We track each problem to its real source, fix it right, and give you the estimate in writing before any work starts.

Request a free roof repair estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule an inspection.

Roof Leak Repair for Homes and Businesses

A leak often shows up on the ceiling far from where the water actually gets in, so chasing the stain wastes money. We find the entry point, whether it is a cracked pipe boot, a nail pop, or failed flashing, and repair the cause rather than the symptom. For a deeper look at how we find and stop leaks, see our roof leak repair page.

Missing Shingle and Storm Damage Roof Repair

Puget Sound wind strips shingles and lifts flashing, and a bare spot lets water reach the underlayment quickly. We replace missing and broken shingles, reseat lifted material, and check the surrounding area for damage that is not obvious from the ground. If a storm has hit your roof, our storm damage roof repair page covers what to look for and how we respond.

Flashing, Vent, and Chimney Roof Repairs

Most leaks start where the roof meets something else, not out in the open field of shingles. Flashing around chimneys, valleys, skylights, and wall lines rusts, pulls loose, or was never sealed right, and pipe and vent boots crack with age. We repair and reflash these transitions so water runs past them instead of under them.

Emergency Roof Repair When Available

When a roof is letting water in during a storm, the priority is stopping the damage until a full repair can be made. We can often set up temporary protection to keep water out, then come back to complete the permanent fix. See our emergency roof repair page for how to request urgent help.

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Repair or Replace: How to Decide

Repair is the right call when the damage is localized and the roof still has years of life left. Once a roof is near the end of its life or leaks keep returning in new spots, replacement usually costs less over time than another round of patching. We inspect the roof and give you an honest read, and if it points toward a new roof we will say so and point you to our roof replacement page.

Request Roof Repair Service

Every repair starts with an inspection so we know what is actually wrong before we quote it. We check the leak or damage, look at the surrounding roof and flashing, and give you a written estimate with no pressure. Catching a problem early usually keeps a repair small and the cost down.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing repairs roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you find the source of a roof leak?

We start where the water shows up inside and work back up the roof, since a leak often travels along the decking before it drips. Cracked pipe boots, nail pops, worn flashing, and lifted shingles are the usual entry points, and we check each one. Finding the real source is what keeps the repair from failing again after the next storm.

Should I repair my roof or replace it?

Repair makes sense when the damage is localized and the roof still has years of life left, while replacement is the better value once the roof is near the end of its life or keeps leaking in new spots. We inspect the roof, check the decking and flashing, and give you an honest recommendation instead of pushing the bigger job. If a repair will still buy you good seasons, we will tell you.

Do you repair storm and wind damage?

Yes, we replace missing and broken shingles, reseat lifted material, and repair flashing loosened by wind. We also check the area around the visible damage, since wind often affects more of the roof than shows from the ground. Catching the full extent of storm damage early keeps water out of the deck and the attic.

Can you help right away if my roof is leaking during a storm?

We can often set up temporary protection to stop water from getting in until a permanent repair can be made. Availability depends on conditions and the current schedule, so call us as soon as you notice the leak. The sooner we can cover the opening, the less interior damage the water causes.

When do I pay for a roof repair?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to repairs the same as any larger job. The repair is finished and the site cleaned up before payment is due.

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New Roof Installation in Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound

A new roof only performs as well as the way it goes on, from the underlayment up through the flashing and ventilation. Stevenson Roofing has installed roofs across Auburn and Western Washington since 1989, on new houses, additions, and existing homes getting their first new roof in decades. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free new roof installation estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule a roof evaluation.

New Roofing for Homes, Additions, and New Construction

New construction and additions need a roof that ties cleanly into the structure and the existing roofline. We work with homeowners building a custom house and with builders who need a dependable crew on the schedule, and we handle additions so the new section drains and matches the rest of the home. Our residential roofing page covers the range of homes we work on.

Choosing the Right Roofing Material

The right roof depends on the house, the exposure, and the budget, and we walk through the trade-offs before you commit.

• Composition roofing for cost-effective, dependable coverage on most homes
• Metal roofing for long life and shedding moss on shaded lots
• Cedar shake roofing for a natural Pacific Northwest look

Certified Roof Installation with Quality Materials

We bring certified roof installation expertise and top-grade materials to every new roof, and we install to the details that keep a roof watertight in this climate. That means correct underlayment, properly sized flashing at every transition, and ventilation matched to the attic. Good material installed carefully is what lets a roof reach its full life instead of failing early.

Roof Installation for Western Washington Rain and Wind

Roofs here face steady rain, wind off the Sound, and moss on the shaded slopes, so the details matter more than they might in a drier place. We flash valleys, walls, and penetrations to move water off the roof, and we set ventilation so moisture does not build under the deck. The goal is a roof that handles a wet Puget Sound winter year after year.

Start Your New Roof Project

Every new roof begins with an inspection of the site and a written estimate that lays out materials, scope, and cost. We measure the roof, talk through your material options, and answer questions with no pressure. From there we schedule the work around the weather and your timeline.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing installs new roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you install roofs on new construction and additions?

Yes, we install new roofs on custom homes, new construction, and additions, working with both homeowners and builders. We tie the new roof into the structure and the existing roofline so it drains correctly and matches the rest of the home. Getting the underlayment, flashing, and ventilation right on a new build helps the roof reach its full life.

What roofing materials can I choose for a new roof?

You can choose composition (asphalt) shingles, metal roofing, or cedar shakes, which suit almost every home in the Puget Sound. Composition is the most common and cost-effective, metal lasts longest and sheds moss well, and cedar offers a classic Pacific Northwest look. We help you match the material to your house, exposure, and budget during the estimate.

What makes a roof hold up to Western Washington weather?

Correct installation details are what keep a roof watertight through wet, windy winters here. Proper underlayment, flashing sized for every valley and penetration, and ventilation matched to the attic all work together to move water off the roof and keep moisture from building under the deck. Quality materials installed carefully outlast a rushed job every time.

How long does a new roof installation take?

Most residential installations take one to three days, depending on the size of the roof, the material, and site conditions. Weather can add time, since we do not install over a wet deck, so we build some flexibility into the schedule. We lay out the expected timeline in the estimate before work begins.

When do I pay for a new roof installation?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. The roof is finished, the site is cleaned up, and we walk it with you before payment is due. That policy has applied to our installations since 1989.

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Composition Roofing in Auburn, WA

Composition shingles cover more homes in Western Washington than any other roofing material, and Stevenson Roofing has installed and repaired them across the region since 1989. Asphalt composition balances cost, life span, and rain performance, which makes it a practical choice for Auburn and Greater Puget Sound houses. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Asphalt Composition Shingles for Puget Sound Homes

Architectural composition shingles handle our wet climate well because they shed water reliably and carry solid wind ratings. They suit the mid-century homes and newer subdivisions across Auburn, Kent, and Renton, where steep-slope roofs need a material that stays affordable at scale. Shaded and north-facing slopes still collect moss over time, so ventilation and cleaning matter for how long the roof lasts. Composition also anchors most of our residential roofing work.

Benefits of Composition Roof Replacement

Composition costs less than metal or cedar while still giving 20 to 30 years of service in this climate. The shingles come in a wide range of colors and profiles, so a new roof can match the look of the neighborhood or update it. Installation goes faster than cedar or standing-seam metal, which keeps labor down and shortens the job. If your current roof is near the end of its life, our roof replacement page walks through the full tear-off and install process.

Composition Roof Repair and Maintenance

Wind-lifted shingles, granule loss in the gutters, and moss along the shaded courses are the common problems we see on composition roofs. Catching those early keeps water off the underlayment and the decking below. We reseat or replace damaged shingles, redo failed flashing, and clear moss before it works under the courses. When damage stays localized, a roof repair often buys several more years before replacement.

Choosing Colors, Profiles, and Shingle Options

Color and profile change both the look of the house and how the roof handles heat and glare. Darker tones read traditional and hide debris, while lighter blends can brighten a shaded lot. Dimensional architectural shingles add depth and a longer rated life than the older three-tab style. We bring samples to the estimate so you can compare options against your siding and trim before you commit.

Schedule a Composition Roofing Estimate

Every composition project starts with an inspection and a written estimate. We measure the roof, check the decking and ventilation, and lay out shingle options and cost with no pressure. If a repair would still do the job, we will tell you plainly instead of steering you toward a full replacement.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing installs composition roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a composition roof last in the Puget Sound?

A quality architectural composition roof usually lasts 20 to 30 years in the Puget Sound, though shade, moss, and ventilation affect the real number. Roofs on tree-lined or north-facing slopes tend to wear faster because they stay damp and grow moss. Regular cleaning and good attic ventilation help composition shingles reach the upper end of that range.

Is composition roofing a good choice for Western Washington weather?

Yes, composition shingles handle Western Washington rain well and remain the most common roof in the region. They shed water reliably, come in profiles rated for local wind, and cost less than metal or cedar. The main upkeep is keeping moss and debris off the shaded slopes so the granule surface holds up.

Can you repair a composition roof instead of replacing it?

Yes, we repair composition roofs when the damage is localized, such as a few wind-torn shingles, a failed flashing, or a single leak. Repair makes sense while the roof still has years of life left and the shingles elsewhere are sound. Once granule loss, curling, and repeated leaks show up across the roof, replacement is usually the better value.

What is the difference between composition and asphalt shingles?

There is no real difference, since composition shingles and asphalt shingles are two names for the same product. The shingle is built on a fiberglass mat coated with asphalt and surfaced with mineral granules. Most roofs we install are architectural composition shingles, which are thicker and last longer than the older three-tab style.

When do you collect payment for a composition roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy covers composition installations, replacements, and repairs the same as any other job. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before payment is due.

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Metal Roofing in Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound

Metal roofing lasts longer than composition and sheds moss and debris well, which suits the shaded, tree-lined lots common across Western Washington. Stevenson Roofing has installed and repaired metal roofs on homes and commercial buildings since 1989, from standing-seam residential roofs to panel systems on valley warehouses. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the job is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Durable Metal Roofing for Western Washington Weather

A metal roof handles the wet Puget Sound climate by shedding water fast and giving moss little to hold onto. That matters on the shaded plateaus around Auburn, Sammamish, and Kirkland, where needles and debris drop year-round. Metal panels resist wind uplift, carry a long service life, and reflect summer heat off the attic. The trade-off is a higher upfront cost than composition, which is worth weighing against the extra decades of life.

Metal Roof Replacement and Installation

We replace worn panel roofs and install new metal over prepared decking, sized to the building and its exposure. Standing-seam systems hide their fasteners under raised seams, which keeps water out and gives a clean modern line. Exposed-fastener panels cost less and work well on outbuildings, shops, and some commercial roofs. Whether you are re-roofing or building, our new roof installation page covers how we plan the job.

Metal Roofing for Homes and Commercial Buildings

Homeowners choose metal for its life span and low upkeep, while property owners choose it for large, simple roof planes that drain quickly. The Kent Valley and Auburn valley floor hold many warehouse and light-industrial buildings where metal fits the scale. We match the profile and gauge to the use, then flash the penetrations so they stay watertight. See how metal fits a larger portfolio on our commercial roofing page.

Metal Roof Repair and Maintenance

Most metal roof problems trace back to fasteners, sealant, or flashing rather than the panels themselves. Screws back out over time, boots around vents dry and crack, and seams can loosen after years of thermal movement. We tighten and reseal those points, replace failed flashing, and swap damaged panels where needed. When a leak is isolated, our roof repair team can often fix it without touching the rest of the roof.

Compare Metal Roofing to Composition Roofing

Metal costs more to install but typically outlasts two composition roofs, so the long-run math often favors it on a home you plan to keep. Composition wins on upfront price, color range, and faster installation, which is why it stays the most common choice. Metal sheds moss better and needs less routine cleaning, an advantage on heavily shaded lots. Read the other side on our composition roofing page before you decide.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing installs metal roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a metal roof last in the Puget Sound?

A properly installed metal roof commonly lasts 40 to 70 years in the Puget Sound, well beyond a typical composition roof. The panels themselves hold up for decades, and most upkeep involves the fasteners, sealant, and flashing rather than the metal. That long life is a big reason homeowners weigh metal against a lower upfront cost.

Is metal roofing worth the higher cost?

For a home you plan to keep, metal often pays off because it can outlast two composition roofs and needs less routine cleaning. It also sheds moss and debris well, which helps on the shaded, tree-lined lots common across Western Washington. If you expect to move within a few years, composition may make more sense, and we lay out both options at the estimate.

Is a metal roof noisier in the rain?

No, a metal roof installed over solid decking and underlayment is not noticeably louder than composition inside a finished home. The decking, attic space, and insulation absorb most of the sound. The loud-metal-roof idea comes from bare panels on open barns and sheds, which is a different assembly.

Can you install metal roofing on a commercial building?

Yes, we install and repair metal roofs on commercial and light-industrial buildings, including the large panel roofs common in the Kent and Auburn valleys. We match the profile and gauge to the building and its exposure, then detail the flashing and penetrations to keep them watertight. Commercial metal roofs drain fast and stand up well to wind.

When do you collect payment for a metal roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to metal roof installations, replacements, and repairs the same as any other job. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before payment is due.

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Cedar Shake Roofing in Auburn, WA

Cedar shakes give a Pacific Northwest home a look that composition and metal cannot match, but the wood needs the right care to last in our wet climate. Stevenson Roofing has installed, repaired, and replaced cedar roofs across Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound since 1989. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Cedar Shake Roof Replacement and Repair

We work on cedar roofs at every stage, from swapping a handful of split shakes to a full tear-off and rebuild. Older cedar roofs in Seattle and Tacoma often reach us with cupped, thinning shakes and moss grown deep into the courses. Where the field is mostly sound, targeted repairs keep the roof going; where wear is widespread, a rebuild is the better value. See the full process on our roof replacement page.

Natural Wood Roofing for Pacific Northwest Homes

Cedar suits the older Craftsman and custom homes across the region because the wood weathers to a natural silver-gray and insulates better than most materials. Properly installed shakes breathe, which helps them dry between rains and resist rot. The look comes with more upkeep than composition, so cedar rewards owners who want the character and will keep up with it. Cedar is one of three roofing materials we carry, alongside composition and metal, for our residential roofing clients.

When Cedar Shake Roofing Needs Repair or Replacement

Cedar signals its age clearly once you know what to watch for. Splitting and cupping, thinning shakes that let light through, and moss growing through the courses all point to wear. A roof with scattered damage over a sound field is a repair candidate, while widespread splitting and soft spots call for replacement. Our roof repair team inspects first and tells you which way the roof is headed.

Cedar Shake vs. Composition Roofing

Cedar costs more than composition and needs more maintenance, but it delivers a natural look and better insulation that many owners want. Composition installs faster, costs less, and shrugs off moss with less attention, which makes it the practical default for most homes. Some owners replace an aging cedar roof with composition or metal to cut upkeep while keeping a similar profile. Compare the trade-offs on our composition roofing page.

Request a Cedar Shake Roofing Estimate

Every cedar project starts with an inspection and a written estimate. We check the shakes, the underlayment, and the ventilation, then lay out whether repair or replacement makes more sense for your home and budget. If you are deciding between new cedar and a lower-maintenance material, we will walk through both with no pressure.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing works on cedar shake roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a cedar shake roof last in Western Washington?

A cedar shake roof usually lasts 20 to 30 years in Western Washington, though moisture, shade, and upkeep move that number a lot. Roofs under heavy tree canopy grow moss and stay damp, which shortens their life, while well-ventilated roofs that get regular cleaning last longer. Keeping debris and moss off the shakes is the single biggest factor in how far a cedar roof goes.

Does cedar shake roofing need more maintenance than other roofs?

Yes, cedar needs more attention than composition or metal because it is a natural wood exposed to constant moisture. Keeping the shakes clear of moss, needles, and debris lets them dry between rains and resist rot. Owners who want the cedar look should plan on regular cleaning and periodic inspection to protect the investment.

Can you replace a cedar roof with composition or metal?

Yes, many owners replace an aging cedar roof with composition or metal to lower upkeep while keeping a comparable look. We tear off the old shakes, check and repair the decking, and install the new material over proper underlayment. During the estimate we walk through how each option changes cost, maintenance, and appearance.

Why does moss grow on cedar roofs here?

Moss grows because Western Washington combines steady rain, heavy shade, and mild temperatures, which is ideal for it. Cedar roofs under trees hold moisture and drop needles into the courses, giving moss a place to take hold. Left alone, moss traps water against the wood and speeds up rot, so keeping it off the roof protects the shakes.

When do you collect payment for a cedar roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy covers cedar installations, repairs, and replacements the same as any other job. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before payment is due.

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Roof Inspections in Auburn, WA

A good inspection tells you what your roof actually needs, not what is easiest to sell. Stevenson Roofing has evaluated roofs across Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound since 1989, and we give owners a straight read on condition, remaining life, and next steps. Our roof evaluation comes with a free estimate, so there is no charge to have us take a look.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Evaluations Before Repairs or Replacement

Every repair or replacement we do starts with an inspection, because the fix depends on what the roof is really doing. We check the shingles or shakes, the flashing, the ventilation, and the visible decking, then explain what we find in plain terms. That evaluation is what tells us whether a targeted roof repair will hold or whether the roof has reached the end of its life. You get the findings and the options before any work is scheduled.

Signs Your Roof Needs a Professional Inspection

Some problems show up inside the house before they are visible from the ground. Watch for these signs:

• Water stains on ceilings or in the attic after heavy rain
• Curling, cracked, or missing shingles, or cupped and split cedar
• Granules collecting in the gutters and at the downspouts
• Moss and debris building up along the shaded slopes
• A roof that is 20 years old or more and has never been assessed

Any one of these is a good reason to have the roof looked at before the next wet season.

Roof Inspections for Leaks, Wear, and Storm Damage

We inspect for three broad reasons: an active problem, general aging, and weather events. Leaks get traced back to the source, which is often flashing or a penetration rather than the spot where water shows inside. General wear gets measured against the roof's material and age so you know how much life is left. After a windstorm, we look for lifted or missing shingles and damaged flashing, and our storm damage roof repair page covers what happens next.

Honest Advice for Homeowners and Property Managers

Homeowners and property managers both need the same thing from an inspection: a clear picture and no upsell. If a roof has years left, we say so and note what to watch. If it needs work, we lay out the scope and cost so you can plan the budget. For rental portfolios and commercial buildings, a regular evaluation catches small issues before they turn into interior damage, and it supports the kind of care we bring to residential roofing as well.

Schedule a Roof Evaluation

Booking an inspection is the first step whether you suspect a leak, just bought the house, or want to know how much life the roof has left. We come out, assess the roof, and give you a written estimate with our recommendation. There is no obligation and no pressure to move forward.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing inspects roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a roof inspection cost?

Stevenson Roofing includes a roof evaluation with our free estimate, so there is no separate charge to have us assess the roof. We come out, look it over, and give you a written estimate along with our honest recommendation. If the roof does not need work yet, we will tell you that too.

How often should I have my roof inspected?

Having the roof inspected every couple of years is reasonable for most homes, and sooner once the roof passes 15 to 20 years old. It is also worth an inspection after a major windstorm or when you notice interior water stains. Regular checks catch small problems while they are still cheap to fix.

What do you look for during a roof inspection?

We check the roofing material, the flashing around chimneys and vents, the ventilation, and any visible decking, plus the gutters and the attic when accessible. The goal is to find where water is getting in or is likely to get in, and to gauge how much service life is left. You get a plain explanation of what we found and what, if anything, it needs.

Do I need a roof inspection before buying or selling a home?

A roof inspection is a smart step before buying or selling because the roof is one of the most expensive parts of a home to replace. For buyers, it confirms the condition and remaining life before closing; for sellers, it heads off surprises during the sale. We give you a written assessment you can share with the other party.

Will you tell me if my roof does not need work yet?

Yes, if the roof has life left we will say so and point out what to keep an eye on. We would rather give you an accurate read than sell work you do not need. That approach is why many owners come back to us when the roof finally is ready for repair or replacement.

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Roof Leak Repair in Auburn, WA

A roof leak rarely stays small. Stevenson Roofing has tracked down and repaired leaks on composition, metal, and cedar roofs across the Greater Puget Sound since 1989, and we start by finding the real source instead of chasing the stain on your ceiling. Once we know where the water gets in, we fix the flashing, shingles, or seals that failed and check the surrounding roof so the same leak does not come back. You get a written estimate first and pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free roof leak repair estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule an inspection.

Find and Fix Roof Leaks Before Water Damage Spreads

Water travels. A leak that shows up over the kitchen can start several feet up the roof, run along the decking, and drip where you least expect it. The sooner you call, the less damage reaches your insulation, drywall, and framing. We trace the leak to its entry point, repair it, and look for the early water staining that tells us how far the moisture has already spread. If you are not sure whether the problem is a leak or general wear, a roof inspection settles it.

Common Roof Leak Sources

Most roof leaks in Western Washington come from a handful of familiar spots:

• Failed or lifted flashing around chimneys, skylights, and wall junctions
• Cracked, curled, or missing shingles on wind-exposed slopes
• Worn pipe boots and vent seals that dry out and split
• Moss and debris that trap water and hold it against the roof
• Clogged valleys and low spots where water pools instead of draining

We check all of these during the repair so we fix the cause, not the symptom.

Leak Repair for Composition, Metal, and Cedar Roofs

Each roofing material leaks in its own way, and each needs a different repair. On composition roofs we replace damaged shingles and reseal flashing; on metal roofs we address loose fasteners, failed seams, and worn sealant; on cedar we replace split or thinning shakes and clear the moss that holds moisture in the courses. Matching the repair to the material keeps the fix durable. If a large share of the roof is failing at once, we will tell you honestly whether a targeted repair or a roof replacement is the better value.

When a Leak Means You May Need Roof Replacement

One isolated leak on a roof with years of life left is a repair, plain and simple. But when leaks keep returning in new spots, the shingles are brittle and shedding granules, or the decking is soft underfoot, the roof is telling you it is near the end. We inspect the whole roof before we recommend anything, so you are not paying for a replacement you do not need or patching a roof that cannot be saved. For weather-driven damage, our storm damage roof repair page covers what to look for.

Request Roof Leak Repair

Every leak repair starts with an inspection and a written estimate. We find the source, explain what failed, and lay out the fix and cost before any work begins. If the leak is active and getting worse, tell us when you call so we can plan the visit. For repair needs beyond a single leak, see our roof repair page.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing repairs roof leaks throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you find where a roof is leaking?

We trace the leak from the interior stain back to its entry point on the roof, since water often travels along the decking before it drips. We check the usual sources first, including flashing, shingles, vent boots, and valleys, then confirm the source before repairing it. Finding the real entry point is what keeps the same leak from returning after the repair.

Can a roof leak be repaired, or do I need a new roof?

Most single leaks on a roof with life left in it can be repaired without replacing the roof. We look at the age and overall condition of the roof, not the leak alone, and recommend replacement only when leaks keep returning or the roofing is worn out across the surface. We give you an honest read after the inspection rather than pushing the larger job.

How soon should I get a roof leak repaired?

As soon as you can, because water spreads quickly into insulation, drywall, and framing once it gets past the roof. A small leak caught early is usually an inexpensive repair, while one left through a wet Puget Sound winter can lead to rot and mold. If the leak is active, tell us when you call so we can plan the visit.

What causes most roof leaks in Western Washington?

The most common causes are failed flashing, cracked or missing shingles, worn vent and pipe seals, and moss or debris that traps water against the roof. Our wet climate and heavy tree canopy make moss and clogged valleys especially common here. We check all of these during a repair so we address the cause rather than the visible symptom alone.

When do you collect payment for a roof leak repair?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to leak repairs the same as any other job. The repair is finished and reviewed with you before payment is due.

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Storm Damage Roof Repair in Auburn and the Puget Sound

Puget Sound storms bring wind, driving rain, and falling limbs, and roofs take the brunt of it. Stevenson Roofing has repaired storm-damaged roofs across Western Washington since 1989, from lifted and missing shingles to damaged flashing and the leaks that follow. We inspect the roof, show you what the storm did, and repair it so water stays out. You get a written estimate first and pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

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Request a free storm damage roof repair estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule an inspection.

Wind and Rain Damage Roof Repair

High wind lifts and tears shingles, works flashing loose, and drives rain under the roofing where it does not belong. After a storm you might see grit in the gutters, shingle pieces in the yard, or a new water stain on the ceiling. We repair wind and rain damage by replacing what blew off, resecuring what loosened, and sealing the points where water found its way in. Catching this early keeps a minor repair from turning into decking rot.

Missing Shingles, Leaks, and Flashing Damage

Storm damage usually shows up in a few predictable places:

• Missing, cracked, or curled shingles on the windward slopes
• Lifted or bent flashing around chimneys, skylights, and wall lines
• Active leaks and fresh water stains on ceilings or in the attic
• Debris and broken limbs resting on the roof surface
• Loose or displaced ridge caps and vents

We repair each of these and check the areas around them, since storm damage often reaches farther than it first appears.

Roof Inspections After Severe Weather

After a severe storm, a roof can look fine from the ground and still have damage that leads to leaks weeks later. We inspect the full roof, including flashing, shingles, seals, and the attic where possible, and document what we find. You get a clear picture of the roof's condition and a straight recommendation on what needs repair now versus what can wait. Our roof inspections page explains how the evaluation works.

Repairing Storm Damage Before It Gets Worse

Storm damage rarely improves on its own. A lifted shingle lets in more water with every rain, and a small flashing gap widens as the wood behind it swells and dries. Repairing promptly protects the decking, insulation, and interior from the slow damage that follows the storm. If the damage is widespread and the roof was already near the end of its life, we will tell you honestly whether repair or a roof replacement makes more sense.

Schedule a Storm Damage Roof Evaluation

Every storm repair starts with an inspection and a written estimate. We assess the damage, explain what failed, and lay out the repair and cost before any work begins. For leaks that are actively letting water in, see our roof leak repair page so you know what to watch for.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing repairs storm-damaged roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do after a storm damages my roof?

Start by checking for obvious signs of damage from the ground, such as missing shingles in the yard, debris on the roof, or new water stains on the ceiling. Avoid climbing onto a wet or damaged roof yourself, and call for a professional inspection so the damage can be assessed safely. We inspect the roof, document what the storm did, and give you a written estimate for the repair.

How do I know if a storm damaged my roof?

Common signs include missing or lifted shingles, grit from the shingles in your gutters, bent or loose flashing, and fresh water stains inside the house. Some storm damage is not visible from the ground, which is why a full roof inspection matters after severe weather. We check the shingles, flashing, seals, and attic where possible to find damage before it turns into a leak.

Can storm damage be repaired, or will I need a new roof?

Most storm damage can be repaired when the rest of the roof is still in good shape, such as replacing blown-off shingles or resealing loosened flashing. We recommend a full replacement only when the damage is widespread or the roof was already near the end of its life. After inspecting the roof, we give you an honest recommendation rather than pushing the larger job.

Why should I repair storm damage right away?

Storm damage tends to get worse with each rain, since a lifted shingle or small flashing gap lets in more water over time. Repairing promptly protects the decking, insulation, and interior of your home from slow water damage and rot. Even damage that looks minor from the ground can lead to leaks weeks later if it is left alone.

When do you collect payment for storm damage roof repair?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to storm repairs the same as any other job. The repair is finished and reviewed with you before payment is due.

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Roof Maintenance in Auburn and the Greater Puget Sound

Regular maintenance is the least expensive way to get the full life out of a roof. Stevenson Roofing has cared for composition, metal, and cedar roofs across Western Washington since 1989, catching small problems during routine checks before they turn into leaks. Maintenance keeps debris off the roof, keeps water moving to the gutters, and gives you a clear picture of the roof's condition each year. You get a written estimate first and pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free roof maintenance estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule a visit.

Prevent Roof Leaks with Regular Maintenance

Most roof leaks start small and stay hidden until water reaches the ceiling. Regular maintenance catches the early warning signs, such as lifted flashing, worn seals, and cracked shingles, while they are still an easy fix. Staying ahead of these problems protects the decking and insulation underneath and helps the roof reach its full expected life. A yearly check costs far less than repairing water damage after the fact. If you already suspect a problem, a roof inspection is the place to start.

Roof Cleaning, Debris Removal, and Problem Checks

Debris is a roof's enemy in the Puget Sound. Needles, leaves, and moss trap moisture against the roofing and clog the valleys and gutters that are supposed to carry water away. Routine maintenance clears that buildup and includes a look at the flashing, shingles, and seals for early wear. Keeping the surface clear helps water drain the way it should and gives you a fair read on the roof's condition.

Maintenance for Composition, Metal, and Cedar Roofs

Each roofing material ages differently and needs a different kind of upkeep. Composition roofs benefit from clearing moss and debris and watching for granule loss; metal roofs need fasteners, seams, and sealant checked over time; cedar needs debris cleared from the courses so the shakes can dry between rains. Matching the maintenance to the material is what keeps each roof performing. We point you to the right care based on what is on your home, whether that is composition roofing, metal, or cedar shake.

Commercial Roof Maintenance Programs

Commercial and low-slope roofs need regular attention because problems are harder to see from the ground and easy to ignore until they leak. Routine checks of drainage, seams, and flashing keep a flat roof draining and catch ponding or membrane wear early. Property owners and managers can plan maintenance on a schedule that fits the building and its use. See our commercial roofing page for how we work with commercial properties.

Schedule Preventive Roof Service

Preventive maintenance starts with an inspection and a written estimate for the work the roof actually needs. We check the roof, explain what we find, and recommend only what makes sense for its age and condition. If maintenance turns up damage that needs fixing, our roof repair page covers those repairs.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing maintains roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I have my roof maintained?

Once a year is a good baseline for most roofs in the Puget Sound, with an extra check after a major storm. Homes under heavy tree cover may need more frequent debris clearing because needles and leaves build up quickly here. A yearly look lets small problems get caught before they turn into leaks.

Why does roof maintenance matter in Western Washington?

Our wet climate and heavy tree canopy are hard on roofs, driving moss growth, debris buildup, and moisture that works into worn spots. Regular maintenance clears that buildup and catches early wear before water gets past the roofing. Staying ahead of these problems helps the roof reach its full expected life.

Does maintenance help prevent roof leaks?

Yes, most leaks begin as small problems like lifted flashing or a worn seal that maintenance can catch early. Clearing debris and keeping water moving to the gutters reduces the standing moisture that leads to leaks. Catching these issues during a routine check costs far less than repairing water damage later.

Do you maintain commercial and flat roofs?

Yes, commercial and low-slope roofs benefit from routine checks of drainage, seams, and flashing that keep water moving and catch wear early. Problems on a flat roof are harder to spot from the ground, so regular attention matters. You can read more about how we work with property owners and managers on our commercial roofing page.

When do you collect payment for roof maintenance?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to maintenance visits the same as any other job. The work is finished and reviewed with you before payment is due.

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Emergency Roof Repair in Auburn, WA

When water is coming through your roof, you need it stopped. Stevenson Roofing handles urgent roof repairs across the Greater Puget Sound, from active leaks to storm damage that leaves a home exposed. We find where the water is getting in, protect the vulnerable areas, and make the repair that keeps the weather out. You get a written estimate for the work and pay nothing until it is done and you are satisfied.

Request emergency roof service from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to describe the problem and request a free estimate.

Fast Help for Active Roof Leaks

An active leak needs attention before the next rain, not after. If water is coming in, move belongings clear, put down a bucket, and call so we can plan a visit. We locate the entry point, protect the area, and repair the failed flashing, shingles, or seal that let the water in. For a standard, non-urgent leak, our roof leak repair page walks through the process.

Storm Damage Roof Repair

Storms are the most common reason for an urgent roofing call in Western Washington. High wind can strip shingles and lift flashing, and falling limbs can puncture the roof and leave it open to the rain. We repair storm damage and secure the roof so water stays out while any larger repair is planned. Our storm damage roof repair page covers what to look for after severe weather.

Temporary Protection and Permanent Roof Repairs

Sometimes the right first step is temporary protection, such as covering an exposed section to keep water out until a full repair can be made. Once the weather clears and the roof is dry, we complete the permanent repair, whether that means replacing shingles, resealing flashing, or repairing the decking underneath. Temporary measures buy time; the permanent fix is what actually solves the problem. If the damage is extensive, we will talk through whether a roof replacement is the better path.

When to Call a Roofing Contractor Right Away

Some roof problems should not wait for a scheduled appointment:

• Water actively dripping into the house or attic
• A tree limb or debris that has punctured the roof
• A large section of shingles torn off by wind
• Flashing or a vent that has blown loose and left an opening
• Sagging or a soft spot that suggests trapped water

If you see any of these, call us and describe what is happening so we can plan the right response.

Request Urgent Roof Repair

Every urgent repair starts with a call so we can understand the problem and schedule the visit. We assess the damage, protect what needs protecting, and give you a written estimate for the permanent repair. For questions about a non-urgent repair, our roof repair page covers the full range of work we do.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing handles urgent roof repairs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as an emergency roof repair?

An emergency is any roof problem that is letting water into your home or leaving it exposed to the weather, such as an active leak, a punctured roof, or a large section of missing shingles. These problems get worse with every rain, so they should not wait for a routine appointment. Call and describe what is happening so we can plan the right response.

What should I do while I wait for a roofer?

Move furniture and belongings away from the leak and put down a bucket or tarp inside to catch the water. Avoid climbing onto a wet or damaged roof yourself, since that is when most roofing injuries happen. Note where the water is coming in so you can describe it clearly when you call.

Can you cover my roof temporarily until it can be fixed?

Yes, temporary protection such as covering an exposed section is often the right first step to keep water out until a full repair can be made. Once the roof is dry and the weather cooperates, we complete the permanent repair. Temporary measures buy time, but the permanent fix is what actually solves the problem.

Do you repair storm damage?

Yes, storm damage is one of the most common reasons for an urgent roofing call in our area. We repair wind-torn shingles, lifted or damaged flashing, and punctures from falling limbs, and we secure the roof so water stays out. You can read more about what to look for on our storm damage roof repair page.

When do you collect payment for an emergency roof repair?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to urgent repairs the same as any other job. The repair is finished and reviewed with you before payment is due.

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Flat and Low-Slope Roofing in Auburn, WA

Flat and low-slope roofs shed water differently than a steep pitch, so they need a different approach to stay watertight. Stevenson Roofing works on flat and low-slope roofs on homes and commercial buildings across the Greater Puget Sound, from repairs and leak prevention to replacement of worn systems. We inspect the roof, find where water is pooling or getting in, and make the repair that keeps the interior dry. You get a written estimate first and pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free flat roof estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule an inspection.

Flat Roof Repair for Homes and Commercial Buildings

Flat roofs fail at the seams, flashing, and low spots where water collects. On homes, that often means a low-slope section over an addition, porch, or garage; on commercial buildings, it means large membrane roofs over warehouses and offices. We repair splits, open seams, and failed flashing, and we address the ponding that shortens a flat roof's life. Catching these early keeps water from reaching the decking and the space below.

Low-Slope Roof Replacement

When a low-slope roof is past repair, replacement is the way to get it draining and sealed again. We remove the worn system, check the decking underneath, and install a new low-slope roof suited to the building and its drainage. A proper replacement corrects the slope and flashing details that let the old roof pond and leak. If you are weighing repair against replacement, we inspect first and give you an honest read, the same as we would on a steep-slope roof replacement.

Leak Prevention for Flat Roofing Systems

A flat roof stays dry when water can drain and the seals stay intact. We check drains and scuppers, seams, and flashing, and clear the debris that blocks drainage and holds moisture on the surface. Staying ahead of ponding and seam wear is the difference between a long-lived flat roof and a recurring leak. A regular roof inspection is the simplest way to stay on top of it.

Commercial Flat Roofing Maintenance

Commercial flat roofs need routine attention because a small problem can spread across a large roof before anyone notices. Scheduled checks of drainage, seams, and flashing catch membrane wear and ponding early, before they reach the building's interior or inventory. Property owners and managers can plan maintenance around the building's use. See our commercial roofing page for how we work with commercial properties.

Request a Flat Roof Estimate

Every flat and low-slope project starts with an inspection and a written estimate. We check the roof, explain what is failing, and lay out the repair or replacement and cost before any work begins. For steep-slope roofs and other services, our services page covers the full range of work we do.

Areas We Serve

Stevenson Roofing works on flat and low-slope roofs throughout King County, Pierce County, and Thurston County, including Auburn, Kent, Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, and Olympia. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work on flat and low-slope roofs?

Yes, we work on flat and low-slope roofs on both homes and commercial buildings across the Puget Sound. That includes repairs, leak prevention, maintenance, and replacement of worn systems. We inspect the roof first and recommend the approach that fits its condition and drainage.

Why do flat roofs leak more than pitched roofs?

Flat and low-slope roofs drain more slowly, so water tends to collect at seams, flashing, and low spots where it can work its way in. Ponding water and worn seals are the most common sources of a flat roof leak. Regular checks of the drains, seams, and flashing are the best way to prevent them.

Can a flat roof be repaired, or does it need replacing?

Many flat roof problems can be repaired when the rest of the roof is still sound, such as sealing open seams or fixing failed flashing. Replacement makes more sense when the membrane is worn across the roof or the slope needs correcting to stop ponding. We inspect the roof and give you an honest recommendation before any work begins.

How often should a commercial flat roof be inspected?

At least once a year is a good baseline for a commercial flat roof, with an added check after a major storm. Problems on a large flat roof are hard to see from the ground and can spread before they are noticed. Routine checks of drainage, seams, and flashing catch wear early, before it reaches the building's interior.

When do you collect payment for flat roofing work?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to flat and low-slope work the same as any other job. The work is finished and reviewed with you before payment is due.

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Roofing Project Gallery for Auburn and the Puget Sound

The best way to judge a roofer is to look at finished work. This gallery collects Stevenson Roofing projects from across the Greater Puget Sound, grouped so you can see homes, commercial buildings, and each roofing material we install. We have worked on more than 7,500 houses since 1989, and the photos here are meant to show the workmanship you can expect on your own roof.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Residential Roofing Project Photos

Our residential work ranges from single-family homes to garages, additions, and detached structures across King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties. These photos show full tear-offs, new installations, and repairs on houses with different roof pitches and material choices. Look for the clean lines at the ridges, valleys, and flashing, since those details tell you how a roof will hold up to years of Puget Sound rain. Read more about the process on our residential roofing page.

Commercial Roofing Project Photos

The commercial set covers offices, retail buildings, and warehouse roofs, including the flat and low-slope systems common in the Kent and Auburn valleys. These projects call for different detailing than a steep residential roof, with attention to seams, drainage, and rooftop penetrations. You can see how we keep large roof planes watertight and how we stage work around a building that stays in use. Our commercial roofing page explains the scope in more detail.

Composition, Metal, and Cedar Roofing Examples

We group projects by material so you can compare the look of composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes on real homes. Each material sits differently on a roof and weathers differently in this climate, so seeing them installed helps more than a sample board. If a particular look catches your eye, the material pages walk through cost, life span, and upkeep. Start with our composition roofing options.

See the Quality of Stevenson Roofing's Work

What sets these projects apart is not any single photo, it is the consistency across them. We tear off to the deck, replace damaged sheathing, and finish with a clean site and a magnetic nail sweep. The same crew standards apply whether the job is a small repair or a full replacement, and that is what the gallery is meant to show. Browse the full range of work on our services page.

Request an Estimate for Your Roofing Project

If a project here looks like what your home or building needs, the next step is a free estimate. We come out, inspect the roof, and give you a written estimate with material options and cost laid out plainly. There is no pressure, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of roofing projects are in the gallery?

The gallery shows residential and commercial roofing work from across the Greater Puget Sound, including composition, metal, and cedar shake roofs. You will find full replacements, targeted repairs, and new installations on homes and buildings in King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties. Each photo is chosen to show the finished quality you can expect from Stevenson Roofing.

Can I see examples of a specific roofing material?

Yes, the gallery is grouped by material so you can compare composition, metal, and cedar shake roofs side by side. Seeing a material installed on a real home tells you more about the look and finish than a small sample. If you are weighing options, our composition roofing page walks through the trade-offs in more detail.

Do you photograph both homes and commercial buildings?

Yes, the gallery includes both residential and commercial projects. Residential work ranges from houses to additions and detached garages, while commercial projects cover offices, retail, and warehouse buildings with flat and low-slope roofs. You can read more about the building side on our commercial roofing page.

How do I get a roof like the ones in the gallery?

Start by requesting a free estimate. We inspect your roof, talk through material options, and give you a written estimate with no pressure. Call (425) 235-7663 or use the contact page to schedule a visit.

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Stevenson Roofing Customer Reviews

Roofing is a big decision, and most homeowners want to hear from people who have already hired the crew. Stevenson Roofing has served the Greater Puget Sound since 1989 and has worked on more than 7,500 houses in that time. We have held Better Business Bureau A+ accreditation since 1991, and this page is where customer feedback about our residential and commercial roofing work lives.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

What Customers Say About Stevenson Roofing

Across nearly four decades, the same themes come up from the homeowners and property owners we work for: clear estimates, clean job sites, and a crew that finishes what it starts. Our A+ standing with the Better Business Bureau since 1991 reflects that track record. We take feedback seriously and use it to hold the same standard on every project, whether it is a small repair or a full replacement.

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Residential Roofing Reviews

Homeowners across King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties hire us to replace worn roofs, repair leaks, and install roofs on new construction. Reviews from residential customers will be featured in this section once collected and confirmed. If you are researching a home project, you can read what the work involves on our residential roofing page while feedback is gathered.

Commercial Roofing Reviews

Property owners and managers rely on us for repairs, replacements, and flat and low-slope roofs on offices, retail, and warehouse buildings. Feedback from commercial clients will appear in this section as it is collected and verified. In the meantime, the scope of that work is laid out on our commercial roofing page.

Why Local Customers Recommend Our Roofing Team

Customers point to a few things when they refer us to a neighbor. Founder Jon Stevenson built the company on old-fashioned craftsmanship, and owner-operator Jerry Nipert runs it the same way today. We give written estimates with no pressure, and we hold a policy that you pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied with it. That combination is why much of our work comes from repeat customers and word of mouth.

Request Your Roofing Estimate

The best way to see how we work is to have us out for an estimate. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and give you a clear written estimate. Call (425) 235-7663 or use the contact page to set up a visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Stevenson Roofing accredited by the Better Business Bureau?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing has been Better Business Bureau accredited with an A+ rating since 1991. That accreditation reflects a long record of standing behind our work with homeowners and property owners across the Puget Sound. It is one of the trust signals customers weigh alongside our years in business.

How many roofing projects has Stevenson Roofing completed?

Stevenson Roofing has worked on more than 7,500 houses since the company started in 1989. That volume spans residential and commercial roofs across King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties. It reflects nearly four decades of steady work in the Greater Puget Sound.

Where can I find reviews of Stevenson Roofing?

Customer feedback will be featured on this page as it is collected and confirmed, and you can also check third-party sources such as the Better Business Bureau. We do not publish invented quotes or ratings, so what appears here comes from real customers. You are welcome to ask for references when you request an estimate.

What do customers appreciate most about working with Stevenson Roofing?

Customers most often mention clear estimates, clean job sites, and a crew that finishes the work as promised. Many also point to the policy that you pay nothing until the job is complete and you are satisfied. You can request a free estimate to see how the process works on your own roof.

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Roofing Service Areas Across the Greater Puget Sound

Stevenson Roofing is based in Auburn and covers a wide stretch of Western Washington, from Marysville south to Olympia, west to Puget Sound, and east toward the Cascades. Since 1989 we have installed and repaired roofs in three counties and dozens of communities within them. Use this page to find your county and city, then follow the link for local detail on the roofing work we do there.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roofing Services Across the Greater Puget Sound

Our service region takes in old and new housing stock alike, plus a large base of commercial buildings. That means we work on steep Craftsman roofs in Seattle, larger newer homes on the Eastside, and flat warehouse roofs in the Kent Valley within the same week. Wherever the building sits, the work starts with an inspection and a written estimate, and you pay nothing until it is finished and you are satisfied.

King County Roofing Service Areas

King County runs from the dense older neighborhoods of Seattle to the newer Eastside subdivisions and the warehouse corridor of the Kent Valley. We roof homes and buildings throughout the county, including our home base in Auburn. Read the county overview on our King County roofing page, or go straight to a city.

• Seattle and its older Craftsman and bungalow neighborhoods
• Bellevue and the Eastside
• Kent and the valley warehouse district
• Renton, Redmond, and Auburn

Pierce County Roofing Service Areas

Pierce County mixes historic homes in Tacoma with newer subdivisions and a heavy base of warehouse and commercial buildings. We handle older cedar and composition roofs as well as flat commercial systems across the county. See the overview on our Pierce County roofing page, or pick a city.

• Tacoma and its North End and Stadium District homes
• Puyallup and the South Hill corridor
• Lakewood near Joint Base Lewis-McChord

Thurston County Roofing Service Areas

Thurston County is the wettest end of our service area, centered on the capital city of Olympia and the growing communities around Lacey. Steady rain here puts a premium on tight flashing and good drainage. Read the overview on our Thurston County roofing page, or choose a city.

• Olympia and its historic South Capitol homes
• Lacey and the Hawks Prairie area

Residential and Commercial Roofing Near You

No matter which community you are in, the same two tracks apply. On homes, we match materials and budget and keep the site clean through the job. On buildings, we handle repairs, replacements, and flat and low-slope systems on the schedule a property owner needs. Both start on our services page.

Request a Local Roofing Estimate

Getting a local estimate is simple. We come out to your address, inspect the roof, and give you a written estimate with material options and cost laid out plainly. Call (425) 235-7663 or use the contact page to schedule a visit anywhere in our service area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counties does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing serves King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties across the Greater Puget Sound. That range runs from Marysville south to Olympia, west to Puget Sound, and east toward the Cascades. You can follow the county links on this page to see the cities we cover in each one.

Which cities do you cover?

We cover a long list of communities, including Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Kent, Renton, Federal Way, Kirkland, Auburn, Redmond, Sammamish, Lakewood, Shoreline, Lacey, Olympia, and Puyallup. Each city with its own page has local detail on the roofing work we do there. If your town is not listed, call us and we will tell you whether it falls within our service area.

Do you charge extra to travel to my city?

Our estimates are free throughout our King, Pierce, and Thurston County service area, and we factor any travel into the written estimate rather than billing it separately. We schedule work by region so crews cover nearby jobs efficiently. Call us with your address and we will confirm scheduling for your area.

Do you serve both homes and commercial buildings in these areas?

Yes, we work on both residential and commercial roofs across our entire service area. Homeowners hire us for replacements, repairs, and new installations, while property owners rely on us for flat and low-slope commercial systems. You can read the full scope on our services page.

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Roofing Services in King County, WA

King County covers a lot of ground for a roofer, from the steep older rooflines of Seattle to the larger newer homes on the Eastside and the flat warehouse roofs of the Kent Valley. Stevenson Roofing is based in Auburn, right in the county, and we have worked across all of it since 1989. We match the approach to the building, whether that means replacing a moss-covered Craftsman roof in the city or keeping a distribution center dry in the valley.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your King County roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement and Repair Across King County

Most King County jobs come down to replacing a worn roof or repairing a specific problem. In the older parts of the county, roofs have often outlived their material and are due for a full tear-off; in newer subdivisions, a targeted repair usually holds. We inspect first and tell you plainly which one fits. Start with a roof replacement for an aging roof or a roof repair for leaks and storm damage.

Roofing for Seattle's Older Homes

Seattle is dense with older Craftsman and bungalow stock in neighborhoods like Ballard, Wallingford, and West Seattle. Those steep-slope roofs sit under a heavy tree canopy, and the marine moisture that rolls in drives moss growth on the shaded slopes. We work around tight streets and city permitting, and we handle the moss, worn shingles, and flashing that come with roofs of that age. Read what a project involves on our residential roofing page.

Roofing for Newer Eastside Homes in Bellevue and Redmond

The Eastside is a different roofing job. Homes in Somerset, Newport, Bridle Trails, and Redmond's Education Hill and Grass Lawn tend to be larger and newer, with bigger roof planes and owners who often choose higher-end materials. We help match those roofs to composition, metal, or cedar based on the architecture and exposure. See the city detail on our Bellevue roofing page.

Commercial and Flat Roofing in the Kent Valley

The Kent Valley is thick with distribution and warehouse buildings that carry large flat and low-slope roofs. The flat valley floor sits on a high water table, so drainage and standing water are constant concerns on those roofs. We repair seams, flashing, and ponding areas and replace worn membrane systems on schedules that keep buildings in use. Our commercial roofing page covers that work.

Roofing Materials for King County Weather

The right material depends on where in the county the building sits. Shaded, tree-lined city lots hold moisture and favor materials that shed moss, while open Eastside roofs give more room to weigh looks and life span. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and we walk you through the trade-offs before you commit. County-wide coverage is listed on our areas we serve page.

Schedule a King County Roofing Estimate

A King County estimate starts with a look at your roof. We inspect it, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a written estimate with material options and cost. Being based in Auburn keeps us close to jobs from Seattle to the valley, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

What King County cities does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing serves King County cities including Seattle, Bellevue, Kent, Renton, Redmond, Kirkland, Federal Way, Shoreline, Sammamish, and Auburn. From our Auburn base we cover the dense older neighborhoods, the Eastside, and the Kent Valley alike. You can find local detail on the individual city pages linked from our areas we serve page.

Why do Seattle roofs grow so much moss?

Seattle's heavy tree canopy and marine moisture keep many roofs shaded and damp, which is ideal for moss. Moss holds water against the shingles and works into the seams, which shortens the life of the roof if it is left alone. We address moss during repairs and replacements and can advise whether a material change makes sense for a shaded lot.

Do you work on commercial buildings in the Kent Valley?

Yes, the Kent Valley is one of our regular commercial areas, with its many warehouse and distribution buildings. Those flat and low-slope roofs need attention to drainage because the valley floor sits on a high water table. You can read more about that work on our commercial roofing page.

Are Eastside homes roofed differently than Seattle homes?

Often yes, because Eastside homes in Bellevue and Redmond tend to be newer and larger with bigger roof planes than Seattle's older Craftsman and bungalow stock. That changes the material options and the amount of moss and tree debris we plan around. We tailor the approach to each home rather than treating the whole county the same.

Is Stevenson Roofing local to King County?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing is based in Auburn, which sits inside King County, and we have worked across the county since 1989. Being local keeps us close to jobs from Seattle to the Kent Valley and the Eastside. It also means we know the housing stock and weather that shape roofing decisions here.

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Roofing Services in Pierce County, WA

Pierce County pairs Tacoma's historic housing with newer suburbs and a deep base of warehouse and commercial buildings. Stevenson Roofing has worked across the county since 1989, from the older cedar and composition roofs of the North End to the flat roofs of the Tideflats. Auburn straddles the King and Pierce line, so our crews are close to jobs in Tacoma, Puyallup, and Lakewood.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your Pierce County roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement and Repair Across Pierce County

Pierce County work splits between replacing roofs that have aged out and repairing targeted damage. Tacoma's older homes often reach the point where a tear-off beats another patch, while newer South Hill and suburban homes usually need a focused repair. We inspect before we recommend either one. Book a roof replacement for a worn roof or a roof repair for leaks and storm damage.

Roofing for Tacoma's Historic Homes

Tacoma's North End and Stadium District are full of older homes with cedar and aging composition roofs. Commencement Bay puts marine air over the whole city, which weathers roofs and encourages moss on the shaded slopes. These homes reward careful work at the flashing, valleys, and ridges, where older roofs tend to fail first. See the local detail on our Tacoma roofing page.

Roofing in Puyallup, Lakewood, and the South Sound

South of Tacoma, the roofing job changes by town. Puyallup mixes older downtown homes near the fairgrounds with newer housing along the South Hill retail corridor and the river valley. Lakewood, next to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, is heavy with mid-century ranch and rambler homes through Clover Park neighborhoods. We roof houses across both on our residential roofing track.

Commercial and Warehouse Roofing in Pierce County

The county carries a large stock of warehouse and commercial buildings, from the Tacoma Tideflats to retail corridors in Puyallup and Lakewood. Those flat and low-slope roofs live or die on drainage, seams, and flashing. We repair and replace membrane systems and schedule work so a building can keep operating. Our commercial roofing page covers that scope.

Roofing Materials for Pierce County Weather

Marine air off Commencement Bay and steady rain shape material choices across the county. Older Tacoma homes often carry cedar that has thinned and grown moss, while newer suburban roofs lean toward composition. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and we match the choice to the home and its exposure. County-wide coverage is on our areas we serve page.

Schedule a Pierce County Roofing Estimate

A Pierce County estimate begins with an inspection. We look at the roof, weigh repair against replacement, and give you a written estimate with material options and cost. Working from Auburn keeps us near Tacoma, Puyallup, and Lakewood, and you pay nothing until the job is done and you are satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Pierce County cities does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing serves Pierce County cities including Tacoma, Puyallup, Lakewood, and Auburn, which sits on the King and Pierce line. We cover Tacoma's historic neighborhoods, the South Hill and river valley around Puyallup, and the Clover Park area of Lakewood. Local detail lives on the individual city pages linked from our areas we serve page.

Do you repair older cedar roofs in Tacoma?

Yes, Tacoma's North End and Stadium District have many older cedar roofs, and we both repair and replace them. Once cedar shakes split, thin, or grow moss through the courses, repair may no longer keep the roof watertight. We inspect the roof and tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the better value.

Does the marine air off Commencement Bay affect roofs?

Yes, the marine air over Tacoma keeps roofs damp and speeds up wear and moss growth on shaded slopes. That makes tight flashing and good drainage especially important on Pierce County homes near the water. We factor that exposure into the material and detailing we recommend.

Do you handle warehouse and commercial roofs in Pierce County?

Yes, Pierce County has a large base of warehouse and commercial buildings, including the Tacoma Tideflats and retail corridors in Puyallup and Lakewood. We repair and replace the flat and low-slope membrane systems those buildings use. You can read more on our commercial roofing page.

Is Stevenson Roofing close to Pierce County?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing is based in Auburn, which straddles the King and Pierce County line, so our crews are close to Tacoma, Puyallup, and Lakewood. We have worked across the county since 1989. Being nearby keeps scheduling and travel efficient for South Sound jobs.

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Roofing Services in Thurston County, WA

Thurston County anchors the south end of our service area, centered on the state capital at Olympia and the fast-growing communities around Lacey. This is the wettest stretch of the Puget Sound corridor, so roofs here take on more rain than almost anywhere else we work. Stevenson Roofing has served the county since 1989, roofing historic homes, newer subdivisions, and civic buildings across the capital region.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your Thurston County roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement and Repair Across Thurston County

With the highest rainfall in the corridor, Thurston County roofs get tested hard, so both replacement and repair are common. Historic homes near the capitol often reach the point where a full tear-off makes more sense than another patch, while newer Lacey homes usually need a targeted fix. We inspect before recommending either. Choose a roof replacement for a worn roof or a roof repair for leaks and flashing damage.

Roofing for Olympia's Capital and Historic Homes

Olympia combines the Capitol Campus and civic buildings with historic neighborhoods like South Capitol. Budd Inlet puts marine exposure over the city, and the steady rain keeps roofs damp and prone to moss on shaded slopes. Older homes here call for careful work at the flashing, valleys, and ridges where water finds its way in. See the local detail on our Olympia roofing page.

Roofing in Lacey and the Hawks Prairie Area

Just east of Olympia, Lacey has grown quickly with newer master-planned subdivisions and the Hawks Prairie commercial area. The homes tend to be newer with larger roof planes, but the same wet south-Sound climate applies, so drainage and ventilation matter as much as the shingle. We roof these houses on our residential roofing track. Read the city detail on our Lacey roofing page.

Commercial and Civic Roofing in the Capital Region

The capital region carries a base of civic and commercial buildings, from offices near the Capitol Campus to retail and commercial space in the Hawks Prairie corridor. Those flat and low-slope roofs demand attention to drainage in a climate this wet. We repair and replace membrane systems and schedule around buildings that stay in use. Our commercial roofing page covers the work.

Roofing Materials for the Wettest End of the Puget Sound

Rain drives material choices in Thurston County more than in the drier parts of the region. Constant moisture favors materials and detailing that shed water fast and resist moss on shaded lots. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and we weigh each against the exposure of the specific home. County-wide coverage is listed on our areas we serve page.

Schedule a Thurston County Roofing Estimate

A Thurston County estimate starts with an inspection at your address. We look at the roof, weigh repair against replacement, and give you a written estimate with material options and cost. As the south end of our service area, the capital region is a regular part of our schedule, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Thurston County cities does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing serves Thurston County cities including Olympia and Lacey in the capital region. We cover Olympia's historic South Capitol homes and civic buildings along with Lacey's newer subdivisions and the Hawks Prairie area. Local detail lives on the individual city pages linked from our areas we serve page.

Is Thurston County really the wettest part of your service area?

Yes, the Olympia area sees among the highest rainfall in the Puget Sound corridor, which makes it the wettest end of the area we serve. That much rain puts a premium on tight flashing, good ventilation, and fast drainage. We factor the heavier rainfall into the materials and detailing we recommend here.

Do you work on Olympia's older and historic homes?

Yes, Olympia's South Capitol and nearby neighborhoods have many older homes, and we both repair and replace their roofs. Older roofs tend to fail first at the flashing, valleys, and ridges, so those areas get close attention. We inspect the roof and give you an honest read on repair versus replacement.

Are Lacey homes newer than Olympia homes?

Often yes, because Lacey has grown with newer master-planned subdivisions while Olympia holds much of the older and historic housing stock. That changes the roof planes and material options we plan around, even though both share the same wet climate. We tailor the approach to each home rather than treating the county as one type.

Does Stevenson Roofing travel to the capital region?

Yes, Thurston County is the south anchor of our service area, and we roof homes and buildings there regularly. Estimates are free, and we factor any travel into the written estimate rather than billing it separately. Call us with your Olympia or Lacey address and we will confirm scheduling.

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Roofing Company in [CITY], WA

Stevenson Roofing serves [CITY] and the surrounding [COUNTY] area with residential and commercial roofing. Since 1989 we have replaced worn roofs, repaired leaks, and installed new roofs across the Greater Puget Sound, and [CITY] is part of that service area. [LOCAL DETAIL: name the neighborhoods, housing stock, and weather exposure that shape roofing here, for example older homes in [NEIGHBORHOODS], newer subdivisions, tree cover and moss, or nearby commercial buildings.] You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your [CITY] roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in [CITY], WA

When a [CITY] roof is near the end of its life or repairs stop keeping up, a full replacement is usually the better value. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing, and install the new roof so it sheds Puget Sound rain for decades. [LOCAL DETAIL: note the common roof ages or materials in [CITY] that drive replacement.] Read the full process on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in [CITY], WA

Not every problem calls for a new roof. We repair leaks, missing shingles, failed flashing, and storm damage on [CITY] homes and buildings, and we inspect first so you know whether a repair will hold. [LOCAL DETAIL: mention common local causes such as wind, tree debris, or moss.] See what is involved on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for [CITY] Homes

On the home side, we match materials and budget and keep the site clean through the job. [LOCAL DETAIL: describe the typical [CITY] housing stock, such as Craftsman homes, mid-century ramblers, or newer subdivisions, and how it affects material choice.] We install composition, metal, and cedar on houses across [CITY]. Read more on our residential roofing page.

Commercial Roofing Services in [CITY]

For [CITY] property owners and managers, we handle repairs, replacements, and flat and low-slope systems on offices, retail, and warehouse buildings. [LOCAL DETAIL: note any commercial corridors or building types in [CITY].] We schedule work so a building can stay in use. Our commercial roofing page covers the scope.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the building, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, each of which handles shade, moss, and driving rain differently. [LOCAL DETAIL: tie the material choice to [CITY] exposure, such as heavy tree cover or marine air.] We are part of the wider [COUNTY] service area, listed on our areas we serve page.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in [CITY]

A [CITY] estimate starts with an inspection at your address. We look at the roof, weigh repair against replacement, and give you a written estimate with material options and cost. We also serve nearby [NEARBY CITY], and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve [CITY], WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves [CITY] as part of our [COUNTY] service area across the Greater Puget Sound. We handle residential and commercial roof replacement, repair, and new installation for [CITY] homes and buildings. You can request a free estimate by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

How much does a new roof cost in [CITY]?

The cost of a [CITY] roof depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material you choose, and how much decking needs repair. Because those factors vary from home to home, we give a written estimate after inspecting the roof rather than quoting a flat price. There is no charge for the estimate and no pressure to take the bigger job.

How long does a roof replacement take in [CITY]?

Most residential roof replacements in [CITY] take one to three days, depending on the size of the roof, the material, and any decking repair. Weather can add time, since we do not install over a wet deck. We build some flexibility into the schedule so the roof goes on dry.

What roofing materials do you install in [CITY]?

We install composition (asphalt) shingles, metal, and natural cedar shakes on [CITY] homes and buildings. Composition balances cost and life span, metal lasts longest and sheds moss well on shaded lots, and cedar offers a classic Pacific Northwest look. We walk through the trade-offs during the estimate.

When do you collect payment for a [CITY] roofing job?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it, and that applies to every [CITY] job. It means the roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before payment is due. This policy has been part of how we operate since 1989.

Home › Areas We Serve › Seattle, WA

Roofing Company in Seattle, WA

Stevenson Roofing works on Seattle roofs from the older Craftsman and bungalow blocks of Ballard, Wallingford, and West Seattle to newer construction across the city. We have roofed homes and buildings around the Puget Sound since 1989, and Seattle's steep-slope roofs, heavy tree canopy, and marine moisture keep us busy with moss, worn shingles, and leaks. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied. Seattle callers can also reach us on the local line at (206) 725-9050.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in Seattle, WA

Many Seattle roofs sit on homes built before the 1950s, and their steep pitches hide wear from anyone looking up from the sidewalk. When composition shingles curl or moss works into the seams on a shaded Ballard or Wallingford slope, a full replacement usually beats another round of patching. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing on these older houses, and install a roof pitched to shed the city's steady rain. See how the process runs on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in Seattle, WA

Most Seattle repairs start with a leak around a chimney, a valley, or worn flashing on a steep roof. West Seattle's wind exposure lifts and cracks shingles, while the canopy over Wallingford and Ravenna keeps slopes damp long after the rain stops. We track the leak to its source and fix the cause behind the stain on the ceiling. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for Seattle Homes

Seattle's housing stock leans older, with Craftsman and bungalow homes that carry tight rooflines, dormers, and narrow street access. We plan the work around those conditions, from staging on cramped lots to pulling the permits the city requires. Our residential roofing crews match the new roof to the age and style of the home.

Commercial Roofing Services in Seattle

We also roof commercial property in Seattle, from low-slope roofs over storefronts and mixed-use buildings to apartment and multi-unit roofs. Flat sections need sound drainage and tight seams to handle the rain that sits on them through the wet months. We inspect, repair, and replace these systems with minimal disruption to tenants and business hours.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the exposure, the slope, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and each behaves differently under Seattle's shade and moss. Metal sheds debris well on tree-lined lots, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar suits homes where the look matters. We walk through the trade-offs before you commit.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Seattle

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We check the slopes, the flashing, and the decking, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a clear written price. Beyond the city core, we roof homes north into Shoreline, south toward Burien and Renton, and east across Lake Washington into Bellevue and Kirkland. See every community we cover across King County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Seattle neighborhoods does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing works throughout Seattle, including Ballard, Wallingford, West Seattle, and the surrounding King County neighborhoods. We have roofed homes and buildings around the Puget Sound since 1989. Seattle callers can reach the local line at (206) 725-9050 or the main office at (425) 235-7663.

Why do so many Seattle roofs grow moss?

Seattle's heavy tree canopy and marine moisture keep many roofs shaded and damp, which is ideal for moss. Moss holds water against the shingles and works into the seams, which shortens the life of the roof. During an inspection we check the north and shaded slopes closely and tell you whether cleaning, repair, or replacement makes the most sense.

Should I repair or replace my Seattle roof?

Repair is the right call when the damage is localized and the roof still has years left, while replacement makes more sense once an older Seattle home shows widespread wear or repeated leaks. Many houses in Ballard and Wallingford are decades old, so we check the decking under the shingles before recommending either path. We give you an honest read rather than pushing the larger job.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Seattle?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Seattle homes and buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Seattle roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Seattle job, from a small repair to a full replacement. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Tacoma, WA

Roofing Company in Tacoma, WA

Stevenson Roofing works on Tacoma roofs from the historic homes of the North End and Stadium District to the commercial buildings downtown and out on the Tideflats. We have roofed across the Puget Sound since 1989, and Tacoma's older cedar and composition roofs, paired with the marine air off Commencement Bay, mean we see plenty of aging shakes, worn shingles, and salt-driven wear. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in Tacoma, WA

The historic homes in Tacoma's North End and Stadium District carry some of the oldest roofs in Pierce County, and many are ready for replacement. When cedar shakes split through the courses or a composition roof loses its granules, replacement stops the leaks that patching no longer holds. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing on these older houses, and install a roof that stands up to the wet season. See how the work runs on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in Tacoma, WA

Tacoma repairs often trace back to flashing and fasteners worn down by the marine air off Commencement Bay. Salt and moisture rust the metal details first, and that is usually where water finds its way in. We locate the leak, replace the failed flashing or shingles, and stop the damage before it reaches the framing. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for Tacoma Homes

Tacoma's residential streets mix century-old houses with mid-century and newer homes, and each generation of roof needs a different plan. On the older North End homes we work carefully around original details, dormers, and steep pitches. Our residential roofing crews match the material and method to the age of the house.

Commercial Roofing Services in Tacoma

Downtown Tacoma and the Tideflats hold warehouses, offices, and industrial buildings with large flat and low-slope roofs. Those roofs take standing rain and salt air, so drainage and seam integrity matter more here than on a sloped residential lot. We inspect, repair, and replace commercial systems on a schedule that keeps the building running.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the building, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and each handles Tacoma's marine air differently. Metal resists salt and sheds moss, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar keeps the look many older Tacoma homes were built with. We lay out the trade-offs before you decide.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Tacoma

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We check the slopes, the flashing, and the decking, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a clear written price. We also roof homes and buildings in nearby Puyallup, Lakewood, University Place, and north toward Federal Way and Auburn. See every community we cover across Pierce County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Tacoma neighborhoods does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing works throughout Tacoma, including the North End, Stadium District, downtown, and the Tideflats. We have roofed homes and buildings across Pierce County and the wider Puget Sound since 1989. You can reach the office at (425) 235-7663 to set up a visit.

Do many Tacoma homes still have cedar shake roofs?

Yes, a good number of older Tacoma homes in the North End and Stadium District still wear cedar shake roofs. Cedar splits, thins, and grows moss over the years, especially in the marine air off Commencement Bay. We repair cedar where it still has life and replace it with new shakes, composition, or metal once it is past saving.

How does the air off Commencement Bay affect Tacoma roofs?

The marine air near Commencement Bay carries moisture and salt that speed up wear on flashing, fasteners, and shingles. Roofs on Tacoma's waterfront-facing slopes tend to show rust and granule loss sooner than sheltered ones. We check the metal details and shaded slopes closely during every inspection.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Tacoma?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Tacoma homes and buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Tacoma roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Tacoma job, from a small repair to a full replacement. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Bellevue, WA

Roofing Company in Bellevue, WA

Stevenson Roofing works on Bellevue roofs from the larger homes of Somerset, Newport, and the Bridle Trails area to the office and retail buildings in Bel-Red and downtown. We have roofed across the Puget Sound since 1989, and many Eastside homes come with wide roof planes, steeper pitches, and higher-end material choices that need careful detailing. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied. Bellevue callers can also reach us on the local line at (425) 643-8562.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in Bellevue, WA

Bellevue's newer homes in Somerset and Newport eventually reach the point where the original builder-grade roof wears out, and many owners upgrade the material when they replace. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing under the shingles, and install a roof sized to the wide planes common on Eastside houses. Owners often move to a heavier composition shingle or standing-seam metal at replacement time. See how the process runs on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in Bellevue, WA

Repairs on Bellevue homes often show up at valleys, skylights, and the flashing on complex rooflines. The steeper pitches and multiple planes on larger houses give water more places to collect and more seams to fail. We track the leak to its source and repair the cause so the ceiling stain does not come back. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for Bellevue Homes

The Eastside carries a mix of established and rebuilt homes, from the Bridle Trails area to newer subdivisions, and many owners want a roof that matches a real investment in the house. We help match the material to the architecture and the exposure. Our residential roofing crews handle the larger, more detailed roofs these homes call for.

Commercial Roofing Services in Bellevue

Bel-Red and downtown Bellevue hold offices, retail, and multi-tenant buildings with flat and low-slope roofs. Those systems need sound drainage and tight seams to handle the rain that pools on them through the wet months. We inspect, repair, and replace commercial roofs with as little disruption to tenants as the job allows.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the home, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and Bellevue owners often lean toward upgraded options on larger roof planes. Metal lasts longest and sheds debris well, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar suits homes where the look drives the choice. We walk through the trade-offs before you commit.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Bellevue

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We check the slopes, the flashing, and the decking, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a clear written price. We also roof homes and buildings in nearby Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, and Renton, and across Lake Washington in Seattle. See every community we cover across King County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Bellevue neighborhoods does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing works throughout Bellevue, including Somerset, Newport, the Bridle Trails area, Bel-Red, and downtown. We have roofed homes and buildings across King County and the wider Puget Sound since 1989. Bellevue callers can reach the local line at (425) 643-8562 or the main office at (425) 235-7663.

What roofing materials suit Bellevue homes?

Many Bellevue homes in Somerset, Newport, and Bridle Trails are larger and newer, and owners often choose upgraded composition, standing-seam metal, or cedar to match the architecture. We walk through how each material performs on wide roof planes and steeper Eastside pitches. The choice comes down to the home, the exposure, and the budget.

Should I repair or replace my Bellevue roof?

Repair is the right call when damage is localized, while replacement makes more sense once the roof is near the end of its life. Even newer Bellevue homes eventually wear out the original builder-grade roof they were finished with. We check the decking and flashing and give you an honest recommendation rather than pushing the larger job.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Bellevue?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Bellevue homes and buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Bellevue roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Bellevue job, from a small repair to a full replacement. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Kent, WA

Roofing Company in Kent, WA

Stevenson Roofing works on Kent roofs from the large flat and low-slope systems on Kent Valley distribution and warehouse buildings to the homes up on East Hill. We have roofed across the Puget Sound since 1989, and the flat valley floor, with its high water table, puts real pressure on drainage and keeps low-slope roofs working hard. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Commercial Roofing Services in Kent

The Kent Valley is one of the largest warehouse and distribution corridors in the region, and those buildings carry acres of flat and low-slope roofing. Standing water, tired seams, and failing flashing are the usual problems on the valley floor. We inspect, repair, and replace these systems and schedule the work around loading docks and operating hours. See what we handle on our commercial roofing page.

Roof Repair in Kent, WA

On a low-slope roof, water does not run off the way it does on a pitched home, so a small seam or flashing failure turns into a leak fast. The high water table under the Kent Valley leaves less room for error on drainage. We find the low points and failed details, make the repair, and check that water clears the roof the way it should. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Roof Replacement in Kent, WA

When a valley warehouse roof or an East Hill home roof reaches the end of its life, replacement is the more sensible spend than one more patch. On commercial buildings we replace the low-slope membrane and rework the drainage; on homes we tear off to the deck and check the sheathing. Either way you get a written estimate first. See how the work runs on our roof replacement page.

Residential Roofing for Kent Homes

Up on East Hill, Kent's residential stock ranges from mid-century houses to newer subdivisions, all on sloped lots away from the valley floor. These homes take composition, metal, or cedar the same as any Puget Sound house. We match the material to the home and handle the reroof from tear-off to cleanup.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the building, the slope, and the budget. Commercial roofs in the valley call for low-slope membrane systems built for standing water, while East Hill homes use composition, metal, or cedar. Metal sheds debris well, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar suits the homes built for it. We lay out the options before you decide.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Kent

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now, whether that is a warehouse in the valley or a home on the hill. We check the drainage, the seams or the shingles, and the decking, then hand you a clear written price. We also roof properties in nearby Auburn, Renton, Federal Way, and Tukwila. See every community we cover across King County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing work on the large flat roofs in the Kent Valley?

Yes, the Kent Valley is full of distribution and warehouse buildings with large flat and low-slope roofs, and we handle both repair and replacement on them. Standing water and worn seams are common problems on the flat valley floor. We check drainage, seams, and flashing during a commercial inspection and schedule the work around your operations.

How does Kent's high water table affect roofing?

The flat Kent Valley floor sits on a high water table, so how water clears a roof matters more here than on a sloped hillside lot. Ponding water on a low-slope roof finds seams and fasteners and turns into a leak. We check the low points and grade the drainage on every flat-roof inspection.

Do you roof homes on Kent's East Hill?

Yes, along with the valley's commercial buildings we replace and repair roofs on East Hill homes in Kent. The residential stock up on the hill runs from mid-century houses to newer subdivisions. We match the material to the home and handle composition, metal, and cedar roofs.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Kent?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Kent homes and commercial buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Kent roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Kent job, from a warehouse membrane to a home reroof. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Renton, WA

Roofing Company in Renton, WA

Stevenson Roofing works on Renton roofs from the homes in the Renton Highlands and Kennydale to the commercial buildings at The Landing and Southport near Lake Washington. We have roofed across the Puget Sound since 1989, and Renton mixes established neighborhoods with newer development and the large industrial buildings along the Cedar River. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in Renton, WA

Renton Highlands and Kennydale hold plenty of mid-century homes whose roofs have run through their life, and replacement is the sensible call once repairs stop keeping up. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing on these older houses, and install a roof pitched to shed the wet season. Owners often use the reroof to move from worn composition to a heavier shingle or metal. See how the process runs on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in Renton, WA

Renton repairs tend to start at flashing, valleys, and worn shingles on the older Highlands and Kennydale homes. Homes on the slopes above the Cedar River catch wind and rain that lift and crack shingles over time. We track the leak to its source and fix the cause before water reaches the framing. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for Renton Homes

Renton's neighborhoods range from established Highlands streets to newer subdivisions closer to the valley, so no two reroofs look the same. We match the material to the home and plan the work around the lot and the access. Our residential crews handle composition, metal, and cedar across the city.

Commercial Roofing Services in Renton

The Landing, Southport, and the industrial buildings along the Cedar River give Renton a large base of commercial and low-slope roofing. Flat sections need sound drainage and tight seams to handle the rain that pools on them through the wet months. We inspect, repair, and replace these systems on a schedule that keeps the building running. See what we handle on our commercial roofing page.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the building, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes on Renton homes, and low-slope membrane systems on the commercial side. Metal sheds debris well, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar suits homes built for it. We walk through the trade-offs before you commit.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Renton

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We check the slopes, the flashing, and the decking, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a clear written price. We also roof properties in nearby Kent, Newcastle, Tukwila, and Bellevue. See every community we cover across King County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Renton neighborhoods does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing works throughout Renton, including the Renton Highlands, Kennydale, The Landing, and Southport. We have roofed homes and buildings across King County and the wider Puget Sound since 1989. You can reach the office at (425) 235-7663 to set up a visit.

Do you roof the older homes in the Renton Highlands?

Yes, the Renton Highlands and Kennydale hold many mid-century homes, and we replace and repair their roofs regularly. Older houses often hide worn decking under the shingles, which we can only see once the roof is torn off. We check the sheathing during a reroof and replace any that is soft or rotted before the new roof goes on.

Do you work on Renton commercial and industrial buildings?

Yes, we handle commercial and low-slope roofing at The Landing, Southport, and the industrial buildings along the Cedar River. Flat roofs need sound drainage and tight seams to handle standing rain. We inspect, repair, and replace these systems and schedule the work around the building's operations.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Renton?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Renton homes and buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Renton roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Renton job, from a small repair to a full replacement. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Federal Way, WA

Roofing Company in Federal Way, WA

Stevenson Roofing works on Federal Way roofs from the retail and office buildings along the Pacific Highway South corridor to the post-war and newer homes across the city. We have roofed around the Puget Sound since 1989, and the marine air off nearby Puget Sound drives moss and weathering on shaded and exposed roofs alike. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in Federal Way, WA

A lot of Federal Way homes went up in the post-war decades, and their original roofs have long since been replaced once or are ready for it again. When composition shingles curl and moss takes hold on a shaded slope, replacement stops the leaks that patching no longer holds. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing, and install a roof built to shed the wet season. See how the process runs on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in Federal Way, WA

Repairs in Federal Way often come down to moss, worn shingles, and failed flashing after years of marine moisture. Water finds the weak seam or the lifted shingle first, then shows up as a stain on the ceiling. We track the leak to its source and fix the cause behind that stain. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for Federal Way Homes

Federal Way blends post-war neighborhoods with newer subdivisions, so a reroof here can mean a modest ranch one week and a two-story build the next. We match the material to the home and plan the work around the lot. Our residential roofing crews handle composition, metal, and cedar across the city.

Commercial Roofing Services in Federal Way

The Pacific Highway South corridor gives Federal Way a long run of retail, office, and multi-tenant buildings with flat and low-slope roofs. Those roofs need sound drainage and tight seams to handle rain that pools on them through the wet months. We inspect, repair, and replace commercial systems on a schedule that keeps the business open.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the building, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and each stands up to Federal Way's marine air differently. Metal sheds moss and debris well, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar suits the homes built for it. We lay out the options before you decide.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Federal Way

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We check the slopes, the flashing, and the decking, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a clear written price. We also roof properties in nearby Auburn, Kent, Des Moines, and north Tacoma. See every community we cover across King County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve all of Federal Way?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing works throughout Federal Way, from the Pacific Highway South corridor to the residential neighborhoods across the city. We have roofed homes and buildings across King County and the wider Puget Sound since 1989. You can reach the office at (425) 235-7663 to set up a visit.

Why do Federal Way roofs need work sooner near the water?

The marine air off nearby Puget Sound carries moisture that feeds moss and speeds up weathering on shingles and flashing. Shaded slopes hold that moisture the longest, so moss and worn spots often show up there first. We check the shaded and exposed slopes closely and tell you whether cleaning, repair, or replacement makes the most sense.

Do you replace the older post-war roofs common in Federal Way?

Yes, many Federal Way homes date to the post-war decades and are on their second or third roof by now. Older houses can hide worn decking under the shingles, which we catch by tearing off to the deck. We replace any soft or rotted sheathing before the new roof goes on.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Federal Way?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Federal Way homes and buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Federal Way roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Federal Way job, from a small repair to a full replacement. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Kirkland, WA

Roofing Company in Kirkland, WA

Stevenson Roofing works on Kirkland roofs from the Lake Washington waterfront and Juanita to the tree-lined streets throughout the city. We have roofed across the Puget Sound since 1989, and Kirkland's shaded lots drop needles and debris and hold moisture, so moss and clogged valleys are a constant. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in Kirkland, WA

Kirkland mixes older houses with rebuilt and newer homes, and both reach the point where the roof has run its course. Years of shade, needles, and moss wear a composition roof down faster than a sunny, open lot would. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing, and install a roof that clears debris and sheds the wet season. See how the process runs on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in Kirkland, WA

Most Kirkland repairs trace back to moss and debris. Needles pile in the valleys, hold water, and back it up under the shingles until a leak shows inside. We clear the cause, replace the failed shingles or flashing, and check that the valleys drain the way they should. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for Kirkland Homes

From the waterfront down toward Juanita, Kirkland's homes sit under mature trees that shape how a roof ages. We match the material to the home and the exposure, favoring options that shed debris on the most shaded lots. Our residential roofing crews handle composition, metal, and cedar across the city.

Commercial Roofing Services in Kirkland

Kirkland's downtown and Totem Lake areas hold offices, retail, and mixed-use buildings with flat and low-slope roofs. Those roofs collect the same needles and debris that fall on the homes, so drainage and seam upkeep matter. We inspect, repair, and replace commercial systems with minimal disruption to tenants.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the home, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes, and on Kirkland's shaded lots the debris-shedding options earn their keep. Metal sheds needles and moss well, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar suits the homes built for it. We walk through the trade-offs before you commit.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Kirkland

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We check the slopes, the valleys, the flashing, and the decking, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a clear written price. We also roof homes and buildings in nearby Redmond, Bellevue, Bothell, and the Juanita area. See every community we cover across King County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Kirkland areas does Stevenson Roofing serve?

Stevenson Roofing works throughout Kirkland, including the Lake Washington waterfront, Juanita, downtown, and the tree-lined neighborhoods between. We have roofed homes and buildings across King County and the wider Puget Sound since 1989. You can reach the office at (425) 235-7663 to set up a visit.

Why do Kirkland roofs collect so much moss and debris?

Kirkland's mature trees shade many lots and drop needles and debris onto the roofs below, and the shade keeps those slopes damp. Needles pile in the valleys, hold water, and back it up under the shingles, which feeds moss and leads to leaks. We clear the valleys and check the shaded slopes closely during every inspection.

Which roofing material holds up best on a shaded Kirkland lot?

On heavily shaded Kirkland lots, materials that shed debris and resist moss tend to last longer, which is why many owners look at metal or a heavier composition shingle. Metal clears needles and moss well, while composition offers a lower cost with solid life span. We weigh the exposure and the budget with you before recommending a material.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Kirkland?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Kirkland homes and buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Kirkland roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Kirkland job, from a small repair to a full replacement. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Auburn, WA

Roofing Company in Auburn, WA

Auburn is home for Stevenson Roofing. Our office sits at 1340 22nd Street SE, and we have roofed this city and the rest of the Puget Sound since 1989. Auburn runs from the Green River valley floor up to the Lea Hill and Lakeland Hills plateaus, with mid-century houses, newer subdivisions, and the warehouse and commercial flat roofs of the Auburn and Kent valley. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is finished and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Replacement in Auburn, WA

Auburn's mid-century homes and the older houses near downtown carry plenty of roofs that have reached the end of their run. When repairs stop keeping up, replacement is the sounder spend, and being based here means we get to your project quickly. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing, and install a roof pitched to shed the valley's steady rain. See how the process runs on our roof replacement page.

Roof Repair in Auburn, WA

Auburn repairs range from a leak on a Lea Hill home to a failed seam on a valley warehouse. Homes up on the plateaus catch wind and debris, while the valley floor deals with steady rain and low-slope drainage. We track the problem to its source and fix the cause, and our home base keeps the trip short. Learn more on our roof repair page.

Residential Roofing for Auburn Homes

From Lakeland Hills subdivisions to the mid-century streets on the valley floor, Auburn's homes give us a full range of reroofs close to the shop. We match the material to the home and the exposure, and we know these neighborhoods because we work in them constantly. Our residential roofing crews handle composition, metal, and cedar across the city.

Commercial Roofing Services in Auburn

The Auburn and Kent valley holds warehouse, distribution, and light-industrial buildings with large flat and low-slope roofs. Standing water and worn seams are the usual trouble on the valley floor, where the ground sits low and drainage matters. We inspect, repair, and replace commercial systems on a schedule that keeps the building working.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right material depends on the building, the exposure, and the budget. We install composition (asphalt) shingles, standing-seam and panel metal, and natural cedar shakes on Auburn homes, and low-slope membrane systems on the valley's commercial roofs. Metal sheds debris well, composition balances cost and life span, and cedar suits the homes built for it. We lay out the options before you decide.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Auburn

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now, and from our Auburn office we can usually get out fast. We check the slopes or the drainage, the flashing, and the decking, then hand you a clear written price. We also roof nearby Kent, Federal Way, Sumner, Pacific, and Algona, and we serve Pierce County as well as King. See every community we cover across King County on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Stevenson Roofing based in Auburn?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing is based in Auburn at 1340 22nd Street SE and has served the city since 1989. Auburn is our home base, and we roof homes and buildings from the Green River valley floor up to Lea Hill and Lakeland Hills. You can reach the office at (425) 235-7663 to set up a visit.

Do you roof both the Auburn valley and the hill neighborhoods?

Yes, we work across all of Auburn, from the valley floor to the Lea Hill and Lakeland Hills plateaus. The valley holds older homes and warehouse buildings with flat and low-slope roofs, while the plateaus have newer subdivisions with steeper pitches. We match the approach and the material to each type of roof.

Auburn sits in both King and Pierce County, so which do you serve?

Auburn straddles the King and Pierce County line, and Stevenson Roofing serves both sides along with the wider Puget Sound. From our Auburn office we cover King, Pierce, and Thurston Counties. Distance from home base is rarely an issue for an Auburn project.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Auburn?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free written estimates for Auburn homes and buildings. We inspect the roof, talk through repair versus replacement, and lay out material and cost with no pressure. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for an Auburn roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy has run since founder Jon Stevenson started the company here in 1989. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Redmond, WA

Roofing Company in Redmond, WA

Stevenson Roofing has worked on roofs across Redmond and the rest of King County since 1989. From the newer subdivisions on Education Hill and Grass Lawn to the larger homes stepping down toward the Sammamish River valley, we replace, repair, and install roofs built to handle Puget Sound rain and the needles and debris that fall from Redmond's tall evergreens. You get a written estimate up front and pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation in Redmond.

Roof Replacement in Redmond, WA

Many Redmond homes were built during the tech-driven growth of the 1980s through the 2000s, which means a lot of roofs are now reaching the end of their first or second life. The large, open roof planes common on Education Hill and Grass Lawn houses shed water well but collect moss and needle litter along shaded north slopes. When curling, granule loss, or repeat leaks show up, a full roof replacement usually beats another season of patching. We tear off to the deck, check the sheathing, and install the new roof clean.

Roof Repair in Redmond, WA

Not every problem calls for a new roof. Wind off the Sammamish River valley lifts and cracks shingles, flashing around chimneys and skylights fails, and moss works its way under courses on tree-shaded lots. We track down the source of a leak and fix it, from a few damaged shingles to worn flashing and vent boots. Book a roof repair and we will tell you plainly whether the fix will hold or whether the roof is due for replacement.

Residential Roofing for Redmond Homes

Redmond's housing runs from established Education Hill neighborhoods to newer Bear Creek and Overlake construction, and each calls for a slightly different approach. We match materials, ventilation, and budget to the home rather than selling one product to everyone. Our residential roofing work covers composition, metal, and cedar on both remodels and new builds.

Commercial Roofing Services in Redmond

Redmond's tech campuses, office parks, and retail centers keep a lot of flat and low-slope roofs in service. Property owners and managers call us for repairs, replacements, and leak tracing on commercial buildings across the city. Our commercial roofing crews work around tenants and business hours to keep disruption down.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right roof for Redmond depends on the exposure and the tree cover around the house. Composition (asphalt) shingles are the practical, cost-effective choice for most homes. Metal sheds moss, needles, and rain well, which helps on the shaded lots near the river and under Redmond's evergreen canopy. Cedar shakes suit owners who want the classic Pacific Northwest look and are ready for the upkeep. We walk you through the trade-offs before you pick.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Redmond

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have now. We inspect it, talk through repair versus replacement, and hand you a clear written estimate with no pressure. Stevenson Roofing also serves nearby Kirkland, Sammamish, and Bellevue, along with the rest of King County. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve Redmond, WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves Redmond and the surrounding King County communities. We work on homes and buildings across Education Hill, Grass Lawn, Overlake, Bear Creek, and the neighborhoods along the Sammamish River valley. We have roofed in this part of the Eastside since 1989.

Why do Redmond roofs collect so much moss and debris?

Redmond has heavy evergreen tree cover and a wet, shaded climate, so needles and organic debris settle on roofs and hold moisture against the shingles. North-facing and tree-shaded slopes grow moss fastest because they dry out slowly. Keeping a roof clear and choosing a material that sheds debris well both help it last longer in this setting.

What roofing material works best for a Redmond home?

Composition shingles are the most common and cost-effective choice for Redmond homes, while metal roofing sheds moss and needles well on heavily shaded lots. Cedar shakes are an option for owners who want a traditional Pacific Northwest look and accept the added maintenance. We match the material to your home's exposure, roof pitch, and budget during the estimate.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Redmond?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free estimates for Redmond homeowners and property owners. We inspect the roof, discuss whether repair or replacement makes more sense, and give you a written estimate. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Redmond roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Redmond job, residential or commercial. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Sammamish, WA

Roofing Company in Sammamish, WA

Stevenson Roofing has kept roofs sound on the Sammamish Plateau and across King County since 1989. The Plateau is known for large, newer homes with steep, complex roof lines set under a heavy evergreen canopy, and that canopy means constant needles, moss, and debris on the shingles. We replace, repair, and install roofs sized for that setting, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation in Sammamish.

Roof Replacement in Sammamish, WA

Most Plateau homes went up during the 1990s and 2000s subdivision boom, so many roofs are now hitting the age where composition shingles curl, lose granules, and give way to moss along shaded slopes. The steep, multi-plane rooflines common in Sammamish need careful staging and safety work, which is part of a proper replacement. When patching stops keeping up, a full roof replacement restores the whole system: tear-off, decking check, and clean installation.

Roof Repair in Sammamish, WA

The Plateau's dense tree cover is hard on roofs. Falling limbs crack shingles, needle buildup clogs valleys, and moss lifts courses on the north and shaded faces where sun rarely reaches. We find the leak or weak spot and fix it, whether that is flashing, a vent boot, or a run of damaged shingles. Schedule a roof repair and we will tell you honestly whether a targeted fix will hold.

Residential Roofing for Sammamish Homes

Sammamish is almost entirely residential, with larger homes and steeper pitches than you find in older parts of the county. We match materials and ventilation to those bigger roof planes and to the moisture the tree canopy traps. Our residential roofing work covers composition, metal, and cedar for both existing homes and additions.

Commercial Roofing Services in Sammamish

Sammamish has fewer commercial buildings than its Eastside neighbors, but the retail centers, schools, and offices along the Plateau still need reliable roofs. We handle repairs, replacements, and leak tracing on flat and low-slope commercial roofs. Our commercial roofing crews schedule around business hours to limit disruption.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

Tree cover drives the material choice on the Plateau more than anywhere else we work. Composition shingles remain the practical baseline. Metal roofing earns its keep here because it sheds needles, moss, and rain instead of holding them, which cuts down on the debris that shortens a roof's life under evergreens. Cedar shakes are available for owners set on the natural look and willing to keep up with maintenance in a shaded climate.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Sammamish

An estimate starts with an inspection of your current roof and an honest read on repair versus replacement, followed by a written estimate with no pressure. Stevenson Roofing also serves nearby Redmond, Bellevue, and Issaquah, along with the rest of King County. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve Sammamish, WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves the Sammamish Plateau and the surrounding King County area. We work on the large, steep-roofed homes throughout the Plateau's residential neighborhoods. We have roofed on the Eastside since 1989.

Why is moss such a problem on Sammamish roofs?

The Sammamish Plateau sits under a heavy evergreen canopy that keeps roofs shaded and damp for much of the year. Needles and organic debris pile up in valleys and along slopes, holding moisture against the shingles where moss takes hold. North-facing and tree-covered faces are hit hardest because they dry out slowly, which is why moss control matters here.

Are steep Sammamish rooflines harder to replace?

Steep, multi-plane rooflines are common on Plateau homes and they require extra staging, fall protection, and careful sequencing during a replacement. That work is a normal part of how we price and plan a Sammamish job. We account for the pitch and complexity in the written estimate so there are no surprises.

What roofing material works best for a Sammamish home?

Metal roofing performs well on the Plateau because it sheds needles, moss, and rain rather than trapping them under heavy tree cover. Composition shingles are the most common and cost-effective choice, and cedar shakes suit owners who want the natural look and accept the maintenance. We match the material to the home's pitch, exposure, and budget during the estimate.

When do you collect payment for a Sammamish roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Sammamish job, residential or commercial. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Lakewood, WA

Roofing Company in Lakewood, WA

Stevenson Roofing has worked on Lakewood roofs and across Pierce County since 1989. Lakewood is built largely on mid-century ranch and rambler homes through Clover Park and the neighborhoods near Joint Base Lewis-McChord, with the Lakewood Towne Center anchoring the commercial side. We replace, repair, and install roofs on both, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation in Lakewood.

Roof Replacement in Lakewood, WA

A lot of Lakewood's ranch and rambler homes date to the 1950s and 1960s, which means many are on their second or third roof. Low, wide roof planes on these houses drain slowly and hold debris, so composition shingles wear and moss builds up over time. When repairs stop keeping pace, a full roof replacement resets the system with a tear-off, a decking check, and a clean install sized to the home.

Roof Repair in Lakewood, WA

Older Lakewood roofs tend to fail at the details first: worn flashing around chimneys, cracked vent boots, and shingles lifted by wind and moss. We trace the leak to its source and repair it rather than guessing. Book a roof repair and we will tell you straight whether a targeted fix will hold or whether the roof has reached the end of its life.

Residential Roofing for Lakewood Homes

Lakewood's housing leans heavily on single-story mid-century homes in Clover Park and the surrounding neighborhoods, and those low-slope, wide-eave roofs call for careful ventilation and drainage detailing. We match materials and budget to the home instead of pushing one product. Our residential roofing work covers composition, metal, and cedar on remodels and re-roofs.

Commercial Roofing Services in Lakewood

The Lakewood Towne Center, retail strips along Bridgeport Way, and the offices near the base keep plenty of flat and low-slope commercial roofs in service. Property owners and managers call us for repairs, replacements, and leak tracing on these buildings. Our commercial roofing crews schedule around tenants and business hours.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right roof for a Lakewood home depends on the pitch and the exposure. Composition (asphalt) shingles are the practical, cost-effective choice for the area's ranch and rambler homes. Metal sheds moss and rain well, which helps on the low, shaded slopes common here. Cedar shakes remain an option for owners who want the traditional look and will keep up with maintenance in the wet south-Sound climate.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Lakewood

An estimate starts with a look at the roof you have, an honest read on repair versus replacement, and a clear written estimate with no pressure. Stevenson Roofing also serves nearby Tacoma and Puyallup, along with University Place and the rest of Pierce County. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve Lakewood, WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves Lakewood and the surrounding Pierce County communities. We work on homes throughout Clover Park and the neighborhoods near Joint Base Lewis-McChord, along with commercial buildings around the Lakewood Towne Center. We have roofed in the south Sound since 1989.

Do you roof the mid-century ranch homes common in Lakewood?

Yes, Lakewood has a large stock of 1950s and 1960s ranch and rambler homes, and we work on them regularly. Their low, wide roof planes need careful attention to drainage and ventilation so water and debris do not sit on the surface. We match the roofing material and detailing to that style of home during the estimate.

What roofing material works best for a Lakewood home?

Composition shingles are the most common and cost-effective choice for Lakewood's ranch and rambler homes, while metal roofing sheds moss and rain well on low, shaded slopes. Cedar shakes are an option for owners who want the traditional look and accept the maintenance. We match the material to your roof's pitch, exposure, and budget during the estimate.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Lakewood?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free estimates for Lakewood homeowners and property owners. We inspect the roof, discuss whether repair or replacement makes more sense, and give you a written estimate. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Lakewood roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Lakewood job, residential or commercial. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

Home › Areas We Serve › Shoreline, WA

Roofing Company in Shoreline, WA

Stevenson Roofing has kept roofs sound in Shoreline and across King County since 1989. Shoreline sits at the north edge of the county, built out mostly with mid-century ramblers and split-level homes along the Aurora corridor, many of them shaded by mature trees that have grown over the lots for decades. We replace, repair, and install roofs suited to that older housing stock, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation in Shoreline.

Roof Replacement in Shoreline, WA

Much of Shoreline was built in the 1950s and 1960s, so plenty of roofs have already been replaced once and are due again. The mature trees that give Shoreline its character also drop leaves and needles onto shaded roof slopes, where moss and moisture wear shingles faster than in open neighborhoods. When patching no longer keeps up, a full roof replacement resets the system with a tear-off, decking check, and clean install.

Roof Repair in Shoreline, WA

On Shoreline's split-levels and ramblers, leaks usually start where two roof planes meet or where flashing has aged out around chimneys and vents. Tree debris clogs valleys and traps water, and moss lifts shingles on the shaded north faces. We find the leak and repair it at the source. Schedule a roof repair and we will tell you honestly whether the fix will last.

Residential Roofing for Shoreline Homes

Shoreline is almost entirely residential, dominated by single-story ramblers and 1960s split-levels on tree-shaded lots. Those homes need roofing and ventilation detailing that handles heavy shade and steady moisture. Our residential roofing work covers composition, metal, and cedar for re-roofs and remodels alike.

Commercial Roofing Services in Shoreline

The retail and office buildings along Aurora Avenue and around Shoreline's town center keep a number of flat and low-slope roofs in service. Property owners and managers call us for repairs, replacements, and leak tracing on these buildings. Our commercial roofing crews work around business hours to keep disruption down.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

Shade drives the material decision on many Shoreline lots. Composition (asphalt) shingles are the practical, cost-effective baseline. Metal roofing sheds leaves, needles, and rain instead of trapping them, which helps under the city's mature tree canopy. Cedar shakes suit owners who want the classic look and will keep up with maintenance in a shaded, damp setting. We lay out the trade-offs before you choose.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Shoreline

An estimate starts with an inspection of your current roof, a straight read on repair versus replacement, and a written estimate with no pressure. Stevenson Roofing also serves neighboring Seattle to the south, along with Edmonds, Bothell, and the rest of King County. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve Shoreline, WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves Shoreline and the north end of King County. We work on the ramblers and split-level homes throughout the neighborhoods along the Aurora corridor. We have roofed in the Puget Sound area since 1989.

Do you roof the split-level and rambler homes common in Shoreline?

Yes, Shoreline is built largely on 1950s and 1960s ramblers and split-levels, and we work on them regularly. Split-levels in particular have transitions where roof planes meet at different heights, which are common leak points that need careful flashing. We match the roofing approach to that style of home during the estimate.

Why do Shoreline roofs grow so much moss?

Shoreline has many lots shaded by mature trees, which keep roofs damp and drop leaves and needles onto the slopes. That debris holds moisture against the shingles, and shaded north faces dry out slowly, so moss takes hold. Keeping the roof clear and choosing a material that sheds debris both help it last longer.

What roofing material works best for a Shoreline home?

Composition shingles are the most common and cost-effective choice for Shoreline homes, while metal roofing sheds leaves, needles, and rain well on tree-shaded lots. Cedar shakes are an option for owners who want the traditional look and accept the maintenance. We match the material to your roof's exposure, pitch, and budget during the estimate.

When do you collect payment for a Shoreline roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Shoreline job, residential or commercial. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

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Roofing Company in Lacey, WA

Stevenson Roofing has worked on Lacey roofs and across Thurston County since 1989. Lacey has grown fast with newer master-planned subdivisions and the Hawks Prairie commercial district, all of it under one of the wettest climates in the Puget Sound corridor. Steady south-Sound rain is hard on roofs, so we replace, repair, and install systems built to shed it, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation in Lacey.

Roof Replacement in Lacey, WA

Many Lacey homes went up during the subdivision growth of the 1990s and 2000s, so a wave of original composition roofs is now reaching replacement age. The area's high rainfall accelerates granule loss and moss on shaded slopes, and once repairs stop keeping water out, replacement is the better value. A full roof replacement includes a tear-off, a decking check for hidden rot from years of wet weather, and a clean install.

Roof Repair in Lacey, WA

In a climate this wet, small roof problems turn into leaks quickly. Failed flashing, cracked vent boots, and lifted shingles let water find the deck, and moss works into the courses on shaded faces. We trace the leak to its source and repair it. Book a roof repair and we will tell you plainly whether the fix will hold through another wet Thurston County winter.

Residential Roofing for Lacey Homes

Lacey's housing is largely newer subdivision construction, with a mix of pitches and larger roof planes. Those homes still need ventilation and detailing tuned to the constant moisture down here. Our residential roofing work covers composition, metal, and cedar for re-roofs, remodels, and new builds.

Commercial Roofing Services in Lacey

The Hawks Prairie district, retail centers, and distribution buildings along the I-5 corridor keep plenty of flat and low-slope commercial roofs in service. Property owners and managers call us for repairs, replacements, and leak tracing, all of which matter more in a high-rainfall area. Our commercial roofing crews schedule around business hours.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

Lacey's heavy rainfall puts a premium on materials that shed water and resist moss. Composition (asphalt) shingles are the practical, cost-effective baseline. Metal roofing sheds rain and debris well and holds up in a wet, shaded climate. Cedar shakes are available for owners who want the natural look and will keep up with the maintenance a damp setting demands. We walk through the trade-offs before you decide.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Lacey

An estimate starts with a look at your current roof, a straight read on repair versus replacement, and a written estimate with no pressure. Stevenson Roofing also serves neighboring Olympia, along with Tumwater and the rest of Thurston County. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve Lacey, WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves Lacey and the surrounding Thurston County area. We work on homes in the newer subdivisions across the city and on commercial buildings around the Hawks Prairie district. We have roofed in the south Sound since 1989.

Does Lacey's rainy climate affect roof choices?

Yes, Lacey sits in one of the wettest parts of the Puget Sound corridor, and the constant rain speeds up granule loss, moss growth, and hidden decking rot. Materials that shed water and resist moss, along with good ventilation, help a roof last in this climate. We factor the local rainfall into our material recommendations during the estimate.

What roofing material works best for a Lacey home?

Composition shingles are the most common and cost-effective choice for Lacey's newer homes, while metal roofing sheds rain and debris well in the wet south-Sound climate. Cedar shakes are an option for owners who want the natural look and accept the added maintenance. We match the material to your roof's pitch, exposure, and budget during the estimate.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Lacey?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free estimates for Lacey homeowners and property owners. We inspect the roof, discuss whether repair or replacement makes more sense, and give you a written estimate. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Lacey roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Lacey job, residential or commercial. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

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Roofing Company in Olympia, WA

Stevenson Roofing has kept roofs sound in Olympia and across Thurston County since 1989. The state capital mixes historic South Capitol homes with the Capitol Campus and civic buildings downtown, all exposed to Budd Inlet marine air and some of the highest rainfall in the Puget Sound corridor. That combination is hard on roofs, so we replace, repair, and install systems built to handle it, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation in Olympia.

Roof Replacement in Olympia, WA

Olympia's older neighborhoods, including South Capitol and the historic core, carry homes with aging composition and cedar roofs that the region's heavy rain wears down fast. Marine moisture off Budd Inlet keeps slopes damp and feeds moss, and hidden decking rot is common on homes that have gone through decades of wet winters. When repairs no longer keep water out, a full roof replacement resets the system with a tear-off, a thorough decking check, and a clean install.

Roof Repair in Olympia, WA

Older Olympia homes tend to leak first at the details: worn flashing, aging vent boots, and shingles loosened by wind off the water. In a climate this wet, those small failures let water reach the deck quickly. We find the leak at its source and repair it. Book a roof repair and we will tell you honestly whether the fix will hold or whether a historic roof has run its course.

Residential Roofing for Olympia Homes

Olympia's housing runs from historic South Capitol homes to newer construction on the city's edges, and the older stock in particular calls for care matching materials to the home's age and character. We handle that range and detail the ventilation for a damp, marine climate. Our residential roofing work covers composition, metal, and cedar.

Commercial Roofing Services in Olympia

As the state capital, Olympia has a heavy concentration of civic buildings, offices, and downtown commercial property, much of it on flat and low-slope roofs. Property owners and managers call us for repairs, replacements, and leak tracing on those buildings. Our commercial roofing crews schedule around business hours to limit disruption.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

Olympia's rainfall and marine exposure put a premium on materials that shed water and resist moss. Composition (asphalt) shingles are the practical, cost-effective baseline. Metal roofing sheds rain and debris well and stands up to the constant moisture. Cedar shakes suit the historic homes where owners want to keep the original look and will maintain them through the wet season. We lay out the trade-offs before you choose.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Olympia

An estimate starts with a look at your current roof, a straight read on repair versus replacement, and a written estimate with no pressure. Stevenson Roofing also serves neighboring Lacey, along with Tumwater and the rest of Thurston County. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve Olympia, WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves Olympia and the surrounding Thurston County area. We work on historic South Capitol homes, newer residential neighborhoods, and civic and commercial buildings downtown. We have roofed in the south Sound since 1989.

Does Olympia's rainfall and marine air affect roofs?

Yes, Olympia gets some of the highest rainfall in the Puget Sound corridor, and marine air off Budd Inlet keeps roofs damp for much of the year. That moisture speeds up moss growth, granule loss, and hidden decking rot, especially on shaded slopes. We factor the local climate into our material and ventilation recommendations during the estimate.

Can you roof historic homes in the South Capitol neighborhood?

Yes, we work on older and historic Olympia homes, including those in the South Capitol area. Older roofs often need careful matching of materials and profiles to preserve the home's character while updating the underlying system. We discuss those choices with you before the work begins.

What roofing material works best for an Olympia home?

Composition shingles are the most common and cost-effective choice for Olympia homes, while metal roofing sheds rain and debris well in the wet, marine climate. Cedar shakes suit historic homes where owners want to keep the traditional look and accept the maintenance. We match the material to your roof's age, exposure, and budget during the estimate.

When do you collect payment for an Olympia roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Olympia job, residential or commercial. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

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Roofing Company in Puyallup, WA

Stevenson Roofing has worked on Puyallup roofs and across Pierce County since 1989. Puyallup pairs an older downtown near the Washington State Fairgrounds with the newer retail and residential growth up on South Hill, all set in the Puyallup River valley. That mix of aging homes and newer construction each brings its own roofing needs, so we replace, repair, and install roofs to match, and you pay nothing until the work is done and you are satisfied.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation in Puyallup.

Roof Replacement in Puyallup, WA

Downtown Puyallup's older homes often carry composition or cedar roofs well past their prime, while South Hill's newer subdivisions are now old enough that original roofs are wearing out. Valley moisture and shaded slopes feed moss and speed granule loss on both. When repairs stop keeping up, a full roof replacement resets the system with a tear-off, a decking check, and a clean install.

Roof Repair in Puyallup, WA

On older downtown homes, leaks usually start at aged flashing, worn vent boots, or shingles loosened by valley wind, while South Hill roofs tend to fail at details after a couple of decades. We trace the leak to its source and repair it. Book a roof repair and we will tell you plainly whether a targeted fix will hold or whether the roof is due for replacement.

Residential Roofing for Puyallup Homes

Puyallup's housing spans older, character homes near downtown and newer builds across South Hill, and each calls for a different approach to materials and detailing. We match the roof to the home rather than selling one product to everyone. Our residential roofing work covers composition, metal, and cedar on re-roofs and remodels.

Commercial Roofing Services in Puyallup

The South Hill retail corridor, the Fairgrounds, and the commercial buildings along Meridian keep plenty of flat and low-slope roofs in service. Property owners and managers call us for repairs, replacements, and leak tracing on these buildings. Our commercial roofing crews schedule around business hours to limit disruption.

Roofing Materials for Western Washington Weather

The right roof for a Puyallup home depends on its age and exposure. Composition (asphalt) shingles are the practical, cost-effective choice for most homes, downtown and on South Hill alike. Metal sheds moss and rain well, which helps on shaded valley lots. Cedar shakes suit older homes where owners want to keep the traditional look and will maintain them. We walk through the trade-offs before you decide.

Schedule a Roofing Estimate in Puyallup

An estimate starts with a look at your current roof, a straight read on repair versus replacement, and a written estimate with no pressure. Stevenson Roofing also serves neighboring Tacoma and Auburn, along with Sumner and the rest of Pierce County. See every community we cover on the areas we serve page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Stevenson Roofing serve Puyallup, WA?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing serves Puyallup and the surrounding Pierce County area. We work on older homes near downtown and the Fairgrounds as well as newer properties across South Hill. We have roofed in the south Sound since 1989.

Do you roof both older downtown homes and newer South Hill houses?

Yes, Puyallup has a mix of older character homes near downtown and newer subdivisions on South Hill, and we work on both. Older roofs often need careful attention to aging flashing and material matching, while newer homes tend to fail at details after a couple of decades. We tailor the approach to the home during the estimate.

What roofing material works best for a Puyallup home?

Composition shingles are the most common and cost-effective choice for Puyallup homes, while metal roofing sheds moss and rain well on shaded valley lots. Cedar shakes suit older downtown homes where owners want to keep the traditional look and accept the maintenance. We match the material to your roof's age, exposure, and budget during the estimate.

Do you offer free roofing estimates in Puyallup?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free estimates for Puyallup homeowners and property owners. We inspect the roof, discuss whether repair or replacement makes more sense, and give you a written estimate. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

When do you collect payment for a Puyallup roofing project?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That policy applies to every Puyallup job, residential or commercial. The roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money is due.

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Roofing News and Insights for the Puget Sound

Roofing decisions are easier when you know what to look for. Our news library pulls together the questions Stevenson Roofing hears most from Western Washington homeowners and property owners, from spotting a failing roof to choosing a material that holds up to rain, wind, and moss. Every post is written by our own crew and estimators, and each one links back to the services and service areas it covers.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Repair, Replace, and What to Expect

Start here if you are weighing a fix against a full replacement or getting ready for a project. These posts explain the signs to watch for and what a roofing job actually looks like day to day.

• Roof Repair or Roof Replacement: How to Decide
• What to Expect During a Roof Replacement
• Common Causes of Roof Leaks in Washington Homes

Roofing Materials for Western Washington

The right material depends on your home, your exposure, and your budget. These guides compare composition, metal, and cedar shake so you can see how each one performs in a wet climate.

• Best Roofing Materials for Western Washington Homes
• Cedar Shake vs. Composition Roofing: Which Is Better?
• Metal Roofing Pros and Cons for Puget Sound Homes

Maintenance, Lifespan, and Local Weather

Puget Sound weather is hard on roofs, so upkeep pays off. These posts cover how long a roof lasts here, why moss takes hold, and how property owners keep commercial roofs sound.

• How Long Does a Roof Last in the Puget Sound?
• What Causes Moss on Roofs in Western Washington?
• Commercial Roof Maintenance Checklist for Property Owners

Hiring a Roofing Contractor

Choosing who works on your roof matters as much as the material. This guide walks through the questions worth asking before you sign anything.

• Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Roofing Contractor

Frequently Asked Questions

How often does Stevenson Roofing publish new posts?

We add roofing articles as topics come up that we think Western Washington homeowners and property owners will find useful. The library focuses on practical decisions, such as repair versus replacement, material choices, and weather-related upkeep, rather than filler. Check back over time or call us if you have a question a post has not covered yet.

Who writes the articles on this page?

The posts come from Stevenson Roofing, drawing on the experience of our estimators and crews who have worked on more than 7,500 houses since 1989. We write about the situations we see on real Puget Sound roofs, not general advice copied from elsewhere. That is why each article ties back to the specific services and areas we work in.

Can these articles tell me whether I need a repair or a replacement?

The articles explain the signs to look for, but only an inspection can tell you for certain. Our post on choosing between a repair and a replacement covers the common signals, such as age, repeated leaks, and widespread wear. When you are ready for a definite answer, we come out, look at the roof, and give you an honest recommendation.

How do I get an estimate after reading a post?

You can request a free estimate any time by calling (425) 235-7663 or using our contact page. We schedule a visit, inspect the roof, and give you a written estimate with no pressure. There is no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it.

Home › News › Roof Repair or Roof Replacement: How to Decide

Roof Repair or Roof Replacement: How to Decide

By Stevenson Roofing

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Almost every roofing project starts with the same question: can this roof be fixed, or does it need to come off? The honest answer depends on what is wrong, how old the roof is, and how many times you have patched it already. Here is how we walk Western Washington homeowners through the decision so the money goes to the right fix.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Signs You Need Roof Repair

A repair is usually the right call when the damage is contained and the rest of the roof still has good life left. Common examples include a few shingles blown off in a windstorm, a single leak around a vent or chimney, or a stretch of failed flashing in a valley.

• A handful of missing, cracked, or curling shingles in one area
• A leak traced to flashing, a pipe boot, or a skylight edge
• Minor storm damage on an otherwise sound roof
• Moss in one shaded section that has not yet broken down the shingles

When the roof is generally healthy, targeted work costs far less than a full tear-off. Our roof repair service handles these problems before water gets into the decking.

Signs You Need Roof Replacement

Replacement becomes the better value once problems stop being local. If leaks keep showing up in new spots, or the shingles are shedding granules across the whole roof, patching turns into a losing game.

• Leaks that return in different places after each storm
• Widespread granule loss, curling, or bald shingles
• Sagging areas or soft spots that suggest decking damage
• Daylight visible through the roof boards in the attic

At that point a roof replacement gives you a fresh, watertight system instead of another season of repairs.

How Roof Age Affects the Decision

Age is the quiet factor behind most of these calls. A composition roof in this climate often runs about 20 to 25 years, metal lasts longer, and cedar depends heavily on upkeep. If your roof is within a few years of the end of that range, spending on a large repair rarely pays off.

A younger roof with isolated damage is a strong candidate for repair. An older roof with the same damage is usually telling you it is nearing the finish line, and the smarter money goes toward replacement.

When to Call a Roofing Contractor

Call when you notice active leaking, after any major windstorm, or when you simply are not sure what you are looking at. A roof can look fine from the ground while the decking underneath is soft, so an inspection is the only way to know for certain.

We inspect the roof, check the decking and flashing, and tell you plainly whether a repair will hold or a replacement is the better spend. Homeowners across King County and the wider Puget Sound rely on that honest read before committing to either path.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it cheaper to repair a roof than replace it?

Yes, a repair almost always costs less up front than a full replacement. The catch is that repeated repairs on an old or widely worn roof can add up to more than a replacement would have cost. We weigh the age and overall condition of the roof so you spend on the option that lasts.

How do I know if my roof is too old to repair?

Most composition roofs in the Puget Sound last around 20 to 25 years, so a roof near or past that range is usually too far gone for a worthwhile repair. Signs like widespread granule loss, curling shingles, and leaks in multiple spots point the same direction. An inspection confirms the roof's real condition rather than its apparent age alone.

Can a small leak really mean I need a new roof?

Not always, since many leaks come from a single failed flashing or vent boot that a repair can fix. The concern is when leaks keep appearing in new places, which suggests the roof system as a whole is failing. We trace the source first and only recommend replacement when the pattern calls for it.

Do you offer free estimates for repair or replacement?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing provides free estimates for both. We come out, inspect the roof, and give you a written estimate along with an honest recommendation on whether to repair or replace. You can request one by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

Home › News › Best Roofing Materials for Western Washington Homes

Best Roofing Materials for Western Washington Homes

By Stevenson Roofing

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Rain, wind, shade, and moss put more stress on a roof here than in most parts of the country. The material you choose has to shed water fast, resist moss on the north-facing slopes, and hold up under tall evergreens. Here is how the three roofing materials we install stack up for a Puget Sound home.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Composition Roofing

Composition (asphalt) shingles are the most common roof on Western Washington homes, and for good reason. They balance cost, life span, and performance, and modern architectural shingles handle heavy rain well when installed with proper ventilation.

• Lowest up-front cost of the three materials
• Wide range of colors and profiles
• Straightforward to repair and replace in sections

For most homeowners, composition is the practical default. See the detail on our composition roofing page.

Metal Roofing

Metal roofing lasts longer than composition and sheds moss, needles, and debris better, which matters on shaded and tree-lined lots. Standing-seam and panel systems stand up to wind and drain fast in a downpour.

• Long service life and low upkeep
• Sheds debris and resists moss growth
• Higher up-front cost than composition

If you plan to stay in the home for the long haul, metal often earns back its cost. Weigh the trade-offs on our metal roofing page.

Cedar Shake Roofing

Cedar gives Pacific Northwest homes a look nothing else matches, and it suits older and architectural houses in neighborhoods like Tacoma's North End. The trade-off is upkeep, since cedar needs attention to keep moss and rot from shortening its life.

• Classic natural appearance
• Requires the most maintenance in a wet climate
• Can be replaced with composition or metal when upkeep becomes a burden

Our cedar shake roofing page covers care and replacement.

Roofing for Rain, Wind, and Moss-Prone Areas

Whatever the material, installation is what keeps water out here. Good ventilation, correct flashing, and clean valleys matter as much as the shingle on top, because a roof in this region sees rain for much of the year.

Moss is the constant enemy on shaded slopes, so exposure drives the choice as much as budget does. Homeowners in shaded, tree-heavy communities across King County often lean toward metal, while composition remains the value pick on sunnier, more open lots.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best roofing material for the Puget Sound climate?

There is no single best material, because the right choice depends on your budget, your home, and how much shade and tree cover you have. Composition offers the best value, metal lasts longest and resists moss, and cedar delivers a classic look with more upkeep. We match the material to your exposure during the estimate.

Which roofing material lasts the longest in Western Washington?

Metal roofing generally lasts the longest of the three materials we install, often well beyond a composition roof's life. It also sheds moss and debris better, which helps on shaded lots under heavy tree cover. The higher up-front cost is offset by a longer service life and lower upkeep.

Is composition roofing good enough for heavy rain?

Yes, composition shingles handle Western Washington rain well when they are installed correctly. Proper underlayment, ventilation, and flashing are what keep water out, so installation quality matters as much as the shingle itself. Composition remains the most common roof on Puget Sound homes for this reason.

Can you help me choose the right roofing material?

Yes, that is part of every estimate we give. We look at your home, its exposure to shade and trees, and your budget, then walk you through how composition, metal, and cedar would each perform. You can request a free estimate by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

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What to Expect During a Roof Replacement

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A new roof is a big project, and knowing the steps ahead of time takes the mystery out of it. Most residential jobs follow the same path from the first visit to the final cleanup. Here is what the process looks like when Stevenson Roofing replaces a roof in the Puget Sound.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Roof Inspection and Estimate

Every replacement starts with a look at what you have now. We measure the roof, check the decking and ventilation, and go over the condition of the flashing and valleys.

• On-site inspection of the roof and attic when accessible
• Discussion of material options and colors
• A clear written estimate with no pressure

This is also the moment to confirm whether a full roof replacement is the right call or whether a repair would still hold.

Tear-Off and Decking Review

On the first working day, the crew strips the old roof down to the deck rather than roofing over it. Tearing off is the only way to see the sheathing underneath and catch problems before the new roof goes on.

If we find soft or rotted decking, we show you the damage and replace those sections before installation. Hidden decking damage is common on older Western Washington homes, so we plan for the possibility rather than being surprised by it.

Installation Timeline

Most residential replacements take one to three days once tear-off begins, depending on the size of the roof, the material, and how much decking needs work. New underlayment goes down first, then the shingles or panels, with flashing and ventilation installed as the roof goes on.

Weather can shift the schedule, since we do not install over a wet deck. We build some flexibility into the plan so the roof is done right rather than rushed.

Cleanup and Final Walkthrough

A clean site is part of the job, not an afterthought. We protect the grounds during the work, haul off the old roofing, and run a magnetic sweep to pull stray nails from the yard and driveway.

At the end we walk the finished roof with you before any payment is due, because Stevenson Roofing accepts no money until the work is complete and you are satisfied. This process protects homes across Pierce County and the wider Puget Sound.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a roof replacement take?

Most residential roof replacements take one to three days once tear-off starts, depending on the roof size, the material, and how much decking needs repair. Tear-off usually happens first, followed by any decking work and then installation. Wet weather can add time, since we do not install over a damp deck.

Do I need to leave my home during a roof replacement?

No, most homeowners stay home during the work, though the job is loud and there is activity around the house. It helps to move vehicles out of the driveway and clear items off walls that share space with the roof. We keep the site protected and safe throughout the project.

What happens if you find rotted decking?

We show you the damaged decking once the old roof is torn off and replace only the sections that are soft or rotted. Because we tear off to the deck instead of roofing over, we catch bad sheathing before the new roof goes on. Any decking replacement is discussed with you before the work is done.

When do I pay for the new roof?

Stevenson Roofing accepts no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it. That means the roof is finished, the site is cleaned up, and we have walked the job with you before payment is due. This policy applies to every roof replacement we do.

Home › News › How Long Does a Roof Last in the Puget Sound?

How Long Does a Roof Last in the Puget Sound?

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Roof life spans get quoted as tidy numbers, but the wet Puget Sound climate has its own say. Rain, shade, and moss all shorten a roof's useful life if it is neglected, while good upkeep can push it to the far end of the range. Here is what to realistically expect from each material we install.

Request a free estimate from Stevenson Roofing. Call (425) 235-7663 or contact us to schedule your roof evaluation.

Composition Roof Lifespan

Composition (asphalt) shingles are the most common roof in the region and typically last around 20 to 25 years here. Architectural shingles tend to last longer than the older three-tab style, and proper ventilation helps them reach the top of that range.

Shaded, north-facing slopes wear faster because moss holds moisture against the shingles. If your composition roof is past 20 years and showing granule loss, it is worth a look. Compare the material on our composition roofing page.

Metal Roof Lifespan

Metal roofing outlasts composition by a wide margin and often serves for decades with little more than routine cleaning. It sheds moss, needles, and debris well, which is a real advantage on shaded and tree-lined lots.

The up-front cost is higher, but the long life and low upkeep make metal a strong choice for homeowners who plan to stay put. See our metal roofing page for the details.

Cedar Shake Roof Lifespan

Cedar shake life depends more on maintenance than any other material. Kept clean and clear of moss, a cedar roof can serve for many years; left to sit under debris in the shade, it fails much sooner as the shakes split and rot.

Regular cleaning and prompt repair of split shakes are what keep cedar going in this climate.

Maintenance Tips for Wet Weather

No matter the material, upkeep is what protects your investment in a rainy region. A few habits go a long way toward reaching the top of any life span range.

• Keep the roof and gutters clear of leaves, needles, and debris
• Trim back branches that shade and drop onto the roof
• Address moss early before it lifts shingles or holds moisture
• Have the roof inspected after major storms

When wear finally outpaces upkeep, a planned roof replacement costs less than emergency repairs. Homeowners across King County get more life from a roof that is looked after.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a composition roof last in Western Washington?

A composition roof in this region typically lasts around 20 to 25 years, with architectural shingles reaching the higher end. Shaded slopes and moss can shorten that life, while good ventilation and upkeep extend it. Once a composition roof passes 20 years and shows granule loss, it is worth having inspected.

Does moss really shorten a roof's life?

Yes, moss holds moisture against the roof surface and can lift shingles as it grows, both of which speed up wear. It is most aggressive on shaded, north-facing slopes under heavy tree cover, which describes many Puget Sound lots. Addressing moss early helps a roof reach its full expected life.

Can maintenance extend the life of my roof?

Yes, regular upkeep is one of the biggest factors in how long a roof lasts here. Keeping the roof and gutters clear, trimming overhanging branches, and dealing with moss early all help. Cedar shake in particular depends heavily on maintenance to reach its potential life.

How do I know when it is time to replace my roof?

Age combined with widespread wear is the clearest sign, such as a 20-plus-year composition roof losing granules across the whole surface. Repeated leaks in different spots and sagging areas also point toward replacement. We inspect the roof and give you an honest read, and you can request a free estimate by calling (425) 235-7663.

Home › News › Common Causes of Roof Leaks in Washington Homes

Common Causes of Roof Leaks in Washington Homes

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A roof leak rarely starts where the water shows up inside. Water travels along the decking and framing before it drips through a ceiling, which is why finding the real source matters more than chasing the stain. These are the leak causes we see most often on Western Washington roofs.

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Damaged Flashing

Flashing is the metal that seals the joints where the roof meets walls, chimneys, and valleys. It is one of the most common leak points, because it takes the brunt of runoff and can rust, lift, or pull loose over time.

When flashing fails, water sneaks in at the seams even though the shingles look fine. A targeted roof leak repair often comes down to resealing or replacing a run of flashing.

Missing or Worn Shingles

Wind can lift and tear off shingles, and age causes them to crack, curl, and lose the granules that protect the asphalt underneath. Either way, the exposed spot lets water reach the underlayment and decking.

• Shingles blown off in a windstorm
• Curling or cracked shingles on an aging roof
• Bald patches where granules have washed away

A few missing shingles are a quick fix; widespread wear points toward a larger conversation.

Vent and Chimney Leaks

Anything that penetrates the roof is a potential leak point. Plumbing vent boots crack as the rubber ages, and the flashing and seals around chimneys loosen with seasonal movement.

These leaks tend to show up as a stain near an interior wall or ceiling below the penetration. Because the water can travel before it drips, tracing it back to the vent or chimney is the key first step.

Moss, Debris, and Drainage Problems

Puget Sound roofs collect needles, leaves, and moss, especially on shaded slopes under tree cover. That buildup traps water, and moss can lift shingles as it grows, both of which invite leaks.

Clogged gutters and valleys make it worse by holding water on the roof instead of moving it off. Homeowners across King County deal with this constantly, so keeping the roof and drainage clear prevents a lot of leaks before they start.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do most roof leaks start?

Most roof leaks start at flashing, roof penetrations like vents and chimneys, or areas of worn and missing shingles. Water often travels along the decking before it drips inside, so the interior stain rarely marks the actual leak point. Finding the real source is the first step in any lasting repair.

Why is my roof leaking if the shingles look fine?

Shingles can look intact while the flashing, vent boots, or seals around penetrations have failed. These are common hidden leak points that let water in at the seams rather than through the shingle field. An inspection traces the water back to its source instead of guessing from the ceiling stain.

Can moss cause a roof leak?

Yes, moss traps moisture against the roof and can lift shingles as it grows, which opens paths for water to get underneath. It is most common on shaded, north-facing slopes under heavy tree cover, which describes many Puget Sound roofs. Keeping the roof clear of moss and debris helps prevent leaks.

Should I repair a roof leak right away?

Yes, a small leak can cause growing damage to decking, insulation, and interior finishes the longer it sits. Catching it early usually means a smaller, less expensive repair. We find the source and fix it, and you can request a free estimate by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

Home › News › Commercial Roof Maintenance Checklist for Property Owners

Commercial Roof Maintenance Checklist for Property Owners

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Flat and low-slope commercial roofs fail quietly. Water pools, seams open, and drains clog long before anyone inside notices a stain. A simple maintenance routine catches those problems while they are still cheap to fix. Here is a checklist for property owners across the Puget Sound.

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Inspect Drainage

Drainage is the first thing to check on any flat or low-slope roof. Standing water adds weight, breaks down the membrane, and finds its way through the smallest opening, so drains and scuppers need to stay clear.

• Clear leaves and debris from drains, scuppers, and gutters
• Look for ponding water that lingers a day or more after rain
• Confirm downspouts carry water well away from the building

Kent Valley warehouse roofs on flat valley ground are especially prone to drainage trouble.

Check Seams and Flashing

Seams and flashing are where most commercial roofs start to leak. Membrane seams can lift or split, and flashing around parapets, curbs, and rooftop units loosens over time.

Walk the roof and look for open seams, gaps at penetrations, and any flashing that has pulled away. Catching a lifted seam early keeps a small resealing job from becoming water inside the building.

Watch for Interior Water Stains

Inside the building, ceiling stains and damp spots are the first warning most tenants report. Because water travels before it drips, a stain in one bay may trace back to a roof problem several feet away.

Log where stains appear and when, then have the roof checked so the source gets found rather than the ceiling tile simply swapped out. Early attention keeps a leak from spreading into insulation and inventory.

Schedule Preventive Roof Repairs

The point of a checklist is to act on what it turns up. Small fixes, done on a schedule, cost far less than an emergency after a winter storm.

Stevenson Roofing handles inspections and repairs for offices, retail buildings, and warehouses through our commercial roofing service, and we cover property owners throughout King County and the wider Puget Sound. A regular schedule protects the roof and the business under it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should a commercial roof be inspected?

Most commercial roofs benefit from an inspection at least twice a year, along with a check after any major storm. The wet Puget Sound climate is hard on flat and low-slope roofs, so regular attention catches drainage and seam problems early. A consistent schedule is cheaper than reacting to a leak after it reaches the interior.

Why does water pool on my flat commercial roof?

Ponding usually points to clogged drains, low spots in the membrane, or settled areas of the roof structure. Standing water adds weight and breaks down the membrane over time, which eventually leads to leaks. Clearing drains and scuppers is the first step, and persistent ponding should be inspected.

What are the first signs of a commercial roof problem?

Interior ceiling stains, damp spots, and water pooling on the roof are among the earliest signs. Open membrane seams and loose flashing around rooftop units are common sources that show up during an inspection. Logging where and when stains appear helps trace the problem back to its source.

Does Stevenson Roofing service commercial roofs?

Yes, Stevenson Roofing inspects and repairs commercial roofs for offices, retail buildings, and warehouses across the Puget Sound. We have worked in the region since 1989 and understand how flat and low-slope roofs behave in this climate. You can request a free estimate by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

Home › News › Cedar Shake vs. Composition Roofing: Which Is Better?

Cedar Shake vs. Composition Roofing: Which Is Better?

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Cedar shake and composition are two very different roofs, and the better one depends on what you value. One brings a classic Pacific Northwest look with more upkeep; the other keeps things simple and affordable. Here is how they compare on the points that matter most for a Western Washington home.

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Cost

Composition (asphalt) shingles are the more affordable roof, both to buy and to install, which is a big reason they cover most homes in the region. Cedar shake costs more up front and takes more skilled labor to install correctly.

If budget is the deciding factor, composition usually wins. See the material detail on our composition roofing page.

Appearance

Cedar is where shake earns its keep. The natural wood look suits older and architectural homes in neighborhoods like Tacoma's North End, and nothing else quite matches it.

Composition comes in many colors and profiles, including options that echo a wood or slate look, but it reads as a manufactured shingle up close. For homeowners set on natural wood, cedar is the choice, covered on our cedar shake roofing page.

Maintenance

This is where the two diverge most. Cedar needs regular attention in a wet climate to keep moss and debris from splitting and rotting the shakes.

• Cedar: routine cleaning, moss control, and prompt repair of split shakes
• Composition: occasional debris and moss removal, plus spot repairs

Composition is the lower-maintenance roof, which appeals to owners who would rather not stay on top of upkeep.

Weather Performance

Both materials perform well when installed correctly, but they age differently under Puget Sound rain and shade. Composition sheds water reliably and handles wind well with proper installation.

Cedar breathes and insulates nicely, yet the same moisture that keeps the region green works against wood if it is neglected. Exposure to shade and trees matters more for cedar than for composition.

Replacement Timing

Composition roofs in this climate usually run around 20 to 25 years, and replacement is straightforward. Cedar's timeline swings widely based on upkeep, lasting many years when maintained and failing early when it is not.

When either roof reaches the end, a planned roof replacement beats waiting for leaks. Homeowners throughout Pierce County weigh these same trade-offs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is cedar shake or composition roofing cheaper?

Composition roofing is cheaper than cedar shake, both in material and installation cost. Cedar takes more skilled labor and higher-priced material, which raises the up-front price. For budget-focused homeowners, composition is usually the more practical choice.

Does cedar shake require more maintenance than composition?

Yes, cedar shake needs more upkeep, especially in the wet Puget Sound climate. It requires regular cleaning, moss control, and prompt repair of split shakes to reach its potential life. Composition is lower maintenance, needing only occasional debris and moss removal plus spot repairs.

Which roof looks better on a Pacific Northwest home?

That comes down to taste, but many owners prefer cedar shake for the natural wood look on older and architectural homes. Composition offers a wide range of colors and profiles, including styles that mimic wood or slate. We can show you both options and how each suits your home during the estimate.

Can I replace a cedar roof with composition?

Yes, many homeowners switch from cedar to composition to lower upkeep while keeping a durable roof. We can replace cedar with composition or metal, or with new cedar if you want to keep the wood look. You can request a free estimate by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

Home › News › Metal Roofing Pros and Cons for Puget Sound Homes

Metal Roofing Pros and Cons for Puget Sound Homes

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Metal roofing has a strong following in the Pacific Northwest, and for good reasons, though it is not the right pick for every home. It lasts a long time and sheds moss well, but it costs more up front and has a few quirks worth understanding. Here is a straight look at both sides.

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Durability

Durability is metal's headline strength. A properly installed metal roof outlasts composition by a wide margin and stands up to wind, which matters during Puget Sound storms.

It also sheds moss, needles, and debris rather than letting them take hold, a real advantage on shaded, tree-lined lots. Learn more on our metal roofing page.

Energy Performance

Metal reflects more solar heat than dark asphalt, which can help keep upper floors cooler on warm summer days. Reflective finishes add to that effect.

In a mild, cloudy climate the summer benefit is modest, but the reflective quality is still a point in metal's favor over time.

Noise and Rain

The old worry about metal roofs being loud in the rain is largely outdated. Installed over solid decking and underlayment, a modern metal roof is far quieter than the barn-roof reputation suggests.

Most homeowners are surprised by how little difference they notice inside. Proper installation over a solid deck is what keeps the sound down.

Upfront Cost

Cost is metal's main drawback. It is more expensive than composition to buy and install, so the up-front number is higher.

The trade-off is a longer life and lower upkeep, which spreads the cost over many more years. For owners planning to stay put, that math often works out in metal's favor.

When Metal Roofing Makes Sense

Metal is a strong choice on shaded lots where moss is a constant battle, on homes where the owner wants to install once and forget it, and where the look fits.

It is less compelling when budget is tight or a short-term stay is planned, in which case a composition roof may be the better value. Homeowners under heavy tree canopy across King County often find metal worth the premium.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a metal roof worth the higher cost?

For many Puget Sound homeowners it is, because the longer life and lower upkeep offset the higher up-front price over time. Metal also sheds moss and debris well, which reduces the maintenance that shortens other roofs. It is most worth it for owners who plan to stay in the home for the long haul.

Are metal roofs noisy in the rain?

Not the way people expect, since a modern metal roof installed over solid decking and underlayment is much quieter than the old barn-roof reputation. Most homeowners notice little difference inside during a rainstorm. Proper installation over a solid deck is what keeps the noise down.

Does a metal roof help with moss?

Yes, metal sheds moss, needles, and debris rather than letting them take hold, which is a real advantage on shaded lots. That makes it a popular choice under the heavy tree cover common across the Puget Sound. It reduces the moss-related upkeep that wears down composition and cedar roofs.

How long does a metal roof last?

A properly installed metal roof lasts far longer than a composition roof, often serving for decades with routine cleaning. The exact life depends on the product and the installation, but longevity is one of metal's biggest strengths. We can walk you through the options during a free estimate at (425) 235-7663.

Home › News › What Causes Moss on Roofs in Western Washington?

What Causes Moss on Roofs in Western Washington?

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Moss is almost a fact of life on Puget Sound roofs. The same damp, shaded conditions that keep the region green are perfect for moss to take hold, and left alone it does real harm. Here is why it grows, what it does to a roof, and when it signals a bigger problem.

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Shade and Moisture

Moss thrives where sunlight is scarce and moisture lingers. North-facing slopes, shaded lots, and roofs under heavy tree cover stay damp long enough for moss to establish.

Western Washington provides all of that in abundance, from the tree-lined lots of Kirkland to the evergreen canopy over the Sammamish plateau. Falling needles and leaves feed the problem by holding even more moisture on the roof.

Why Moss Can Damage Roofing

Moss is more than a cosmetic issue. As it grows, it holds water against the roof surface and works its way under shingles, lifting their edges.

• Traps moisture that speeds up wear on shingles
• Lifts shingle edges, creating paths for water underneath
• Breaks down cedar shakes by keeping them constantly damp

That trapped moisture is what shortens a roof's life and eventually opens the door to leaks.

Maintenance Options

The goal with moss is to stay ahead of it rather than let it build up. Keeping the roof and gutters clear of needles and leaves removes the moisture that moss depends on.

Trimming back overhanging branches lets more light reach the roof and reduces debris. On roofs where moss is a constant battle, some homeowners choose a metal roof at replacement time because it sheds debris and resists moss.

When Moss Means Repair Is Needed

Light moss caught early is a maintenance matter. Heavy moss that has lifted shingles, or moss on an already aging roof, is a different situation.

Once shingles are curled or lifted and water has reached the underlayment, cleaning alone will not fix it, and a roof repair is the next step. Homeowners across King County deal with moss constantly, so an inspection tells you whether you are looking at upkeep or a repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does moss grow on my roof?

Moss grows because your roof provides the shade and moisture it needs, especially on north-facing slopes and under tree cover. Western Washington's damp climate and heavy tree canopy make these conditions common. Falling needles and leaves add to the problem by holding extra moisture on the roof.

Is moss actually bad for a roof?

Yes, moss holds water against the roof surface and lifts shingle edges as it grows, both of which speed up wear and invite leaks. On cedar shakes it keeps the wood constantly damp, which leads to rot. What starts as a cosmetic issue becomes a durability problem if it is left to build up.

How do I keep moss off my roof?

Keeping the roof and gutters clear of needles and leaves removes the moisture moss relies on, and trimming overhanging branches lets in more light. Staying ahead of buildup is far easier than removing established moss. On roofs where moss is a constant battle, a metal roof resists it well at replacement time.

When should I call a roofer about moss?

Call when moss is heavy, has lifted shingles, or is growing on a roof that is already aging. At that point cleaning alone will not undo the damage, and an inspection determines whether a repair is needed. You can request a free estimate by calling (425) 235-7663 or using the contact page.

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Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Roofing Contractor

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A roof is one of the bigger investments you make in a home or building, and the contractor matters as much as the material. A few direct questions up front tell you a lot about who you are dealing with. Here is what to ask before you sign anything.

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Licensing and Insurance

Start by asking any roofer to show proof that they are licensed, bonded, and insured in Washington. This protects you if something goes wrong on your property during the job.

A reputable contractor will not hesitate to provide it. It also helps to check their standing with the Better Business Bureau; Stevenson Roofing has been BBB A+ accredited since 1991.

Material Options

Ask what materials the contractor works with and why they recommend one for your home. A roofer who installs composition, metal, and cedar can match the material to your exposure and budget rather than steering you to the one product they know.

Good contractors explain the trade-offs plainly. You can browse the full range on our services page before the conversation.

Cleanup Process

A roofing job creates a lot of debris, so ask how the crew protects your property and cleans up. The answer tells you how the contractor treats the details.

• How they protect landscaping, siding, and windows during tear-off
• Whether they haul off the old roofing
• Whether they run a magnetic sweep for stray nails at the end

A clean site at the end of each day is a sign of a careful crew.

Payment Terms

Ask when payment is due and be cautious of anyone demanding a large deposit before work begins. Clear terms protect both sides.

Stevenson Roofing takes no payment until the work is complete and you are satisfied with it, so the roof is finished, cleaned up, and walked with you before any money changes hands. Terms that tie payment to completed work are a good sign.

Local Experience

Ask how long the contractor has worked in your area, because Puget Sound roofs face rain, shade, and moss that not every roofer knows well. A local track record means they have seen how roofs behave in this climate.

Stevenson Roofing has worked across Western Washington since 1989 and on more than 7,500 houses, including homes throughout King County. Local experience shows up in the quality of the work and the advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I ask a roofing contractor before hiring them?

Ask for proof of licensing, bonding, and insurance, then ask about material options, the cleanup process, payment terms, and local experience. These questions tell you whether the contractor is qualified and how they treat your property. A reputable roofer answers all of them without hesitation.

Should a roofing contractor be licensed and insured?

Yes, any roofing contractor you hire should be licensed, bonded, and insured in Washington, and willing to show proof. This protects you if something goes wrong on your property during the work. Checking their Better Business Bureau standing is another useful step.

How much should I pay a roofer up front?

Be cautious of any contractor demanding a large deposit before work begins, since clear terms tied to completed work protect you. Stevenson Roofing, for example, takes no payment until the job is complete and you are satisfied with it. Ask about payment timing before you sign so there are no surprises.

Why does local experience matter for roofing?

Local experience matters because Puget Sound roofs face rain, shade, and moss that shorten a roof's life when it is not handled correctly. A contractor with a long regional track record has seen how different materials behave in this climate. You can request a free estimate from our local crew by calling (425) 235-7663.

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