ShieldPro Roofing

Roof Replacement in Snohomish and King County, WA

Metal and composite roof systems built for Pacific Northwest rain, installed by a crew that does a full tear-off and shows you photos of what is under your old roof.

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Snohomish and King County

Choosing the Best Materials For Your Roof

We install standing seam metal, PermaLock aluminum shingles, GAF Timberline HDZ asphalt shingles, and flat and low-slope membrane systems. We help you choose the one that fits how long you plan to stay in the home, your budget, and your roof.

Timberline HDZ® Shingles

Gray is a color that carries a sense of sophistication and can be used to The industry’s widest nail zone provides the durability of dimensional wood shakes in an asphalt shingle.a coastal-cool atmosphere in your design.

Permalock Aluminum Shingles

Metal slate roof tiles offer many advantages over clay and wood shingles. They are durable, easy to install, and cheaper than traditional slate shingles. In addition, they last longer and require little upkeep.

Zappone Copper Shingles

Copper roofs are highly durable, beautiful, and valuable. They improve with age and can last for generations.

Nu-Ray Metals

Panel systems combine structural strength with architectural appeal. They feature a built-in anti-siphon seam and are designed for low-pitch roofs.

IB PVC Membranes

IB Roof Systems is the right choice for your roof deck. With so many energy-saving benefits, safety provisions, and eco-friendly options, IB Roof Systems is the right choice!

We show you what is under your old roof

Before the new roof goes on, we show you photos of what was under the old one. If the wood underneath is damaged, you see it and get a price before we do anything about it.

To start, call (425) 539-8328 or request a free estimate.

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Free Estimate Request

We'll meet with you to discuss the scope of work and budget for your upcoming roofing project. We will discuss materials and budget to provide you with an estimate that includes a detailed range of work, along with a quote for approval.

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Select Materials and Schedule

After you have approved the quote, we will inspect your roof and provide you with recommendations for materials and colors based on the scope of the project. We will also provide you with a report of the current roof, including pictures with the detailed current condition of the roof. We will schedule an appointment for installation and provide an estimated timeframe for completion.

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Installation and Updates

Owner Anatolii personally oversees your job from start to finish, so any updates or new discoveries during installation go straight to the person doing the work. After the roof is complete, we take photos of the finished job and send your final invoice. You pay once you are satisfied.

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Warranty and Cleaning

When the job is done, we walk the roof with you and go over your warranty coverage in plain terms.

What is the best roofing material for the Pacific Northwest climate?

The Pacific Northwest often experiences heavy rainfall and high humidity. As such, metal roofing, asphalt shingles, and composite shingles are popular choices due to their durability and resistance to moisture.

How often should I replace my roof in this region?

The lifespan of your roof depends on the material and maintenance. Metal roofs can last 40-70 years, while asphalt shingles typically last 20-30 years. Regular inspection and maintenance can extend the life of your roof.

Will my roof replacement be affected by local regulations?

Yes, some areas in the Pacific Northwest have specific building codes to ensure safety and durability. It's crucial to choose a roofing contractor familiar with these codes to avoid potential fines and delays.

How do I choose the right roofing contractor?

Look for licensed, insured, and experienced contractors with positive reviews. Ask for recommendations from friends and neighbors, and request multiple quotes before making a decision.

What is the estimated cost of a roof replacement in the Pacific Northwest?

The cost depends on the size and pitch of the roof, the material you choose, how many layers have to come off, and the condition of the wood underneath. We do not publish a single price because it would be a guess about your roof. We give you a written price after we look at it, at no cost.

How can I maintain my new roof to ensure longevity?

Regular inspections, cleaning gutters, removing debris, and addressing minor damages promptly can help prolong the life of your roof. Consider annual professional inspections for optimal maintenance.