Metal Roof Installation
A new metal roof from tear off to ridge cap. Underlayment, panel layout, flashing and trim, done in the order that keeps water out.

Metal only. No composition, no cedar, no tile.
Standing seam and metal panel roofs for homes from Bellingham to Blaine. Installed, replaced and repaired by a crew that works on metal and nothing else.
The climate here
Whatcom County is hard on roofs, and it is hard on them slowly. It is not one storm that takes a roof out here. It is months of rain landing on a north slope that never dries, moss working its way under the laps, needles from a Douglas fir sitting in a valley until they turn into soil, and a Fraser outflow wind in January finding every fastener somebody rushed.
Metal handles that better than anything else you can put on a house in this climate, but only if it is detailed properly. A metal roof that sheds and lasts is mostly flashing, fastener choice and panel layout. Those are the parts nobody sees from the street and the parts that decide whether you think about your roof again in ten years.
That is the whole business. We install, replace and repair metal roofs in Whatcom County. We do not do composition shingles, cedar, tile or flat commercial membrane, and we will tell you plainly when metal is the wrong answer for your house.

What we do
A new metal roof from tear off to ridge cap. Underlayment, panel layout, flashing and trim, done in the order that keeps water out.
Taking off a worn composition roof or a failing metal one and putting on a system that will outlast the mortgage.
Leaks traced to the actual source, not the wet spot. Fasteners, seams, flashings and panels repaired or replaced.
Concealed fastener panels with no exposed screws to age out. The system most people mean when they say they want a metal roof.
Cleaning, rust treatment and coating for a roof that is structurally sound but looking tired.
Water coming in right now. Tarping, tracing and a permanent repair once the weather lets us make one.
A written condition report on an existing metal roof, for owners, buyers and sellers.
Snow retention above entries, walkways and driveways for homes at elevation.

Specialists, not generalists
Most roofing companies in the county do composition first and metal occasionally. Metal is a different trade. Panels move as they heat and cool, fasteners have to allow for it, and a detail that works on shingles will leak on metal within two winters.
Valleys that collect fir needles. North slopes that grow moss. Salt air out at Blaine and Birch Bay that eats an ordinary fastener. Wind coming down off the Fraser that lifts an unclipped edge. We detail for those specifically because we work here.
If your roof has eight good years left, a repair is the right call and we will say so. If your house is better suited to another material, we will tell you that too, and we do not install it, so we have no reason to say otherwise.
Start to finish
You call or send the form.
Tell us what the roof is doing, or what you want it to be.
We come and look at it.
On the roof, in the attic where there is access, not from the driveway.
You get a written estimate.
Panel system, underlayment, flashings, what is included and what is not.
We schedule around the weather.
Metal goes on in the dry stretches. We are honest about the wait.
The roof goes on.
Site protected, old roof off, deck checked and repaired, new system on.
We walk it with you.
Then we clean up properly, magnet the drive, and leave.

Reviews
We are new, and we would rather show you a roof than a quote from somebody you have never met. Ask us for an address in your area and go and look at it.
Ask for an address near youCoverage
We cover all of Whatcom County. Bellingham, Ferndale, Lynden and Blaine have their own pages, and we work everywhere in between.
Bellingham, Ferndale, Lynden, Blaine, Birch Bay, Everson, Sumas, Nooksack, Custer, Deming, Maple Falls and Point Roberts.
Questions
Bad installation, by a distance. A properly detailed metal roof outlives the person who bought it. A poorly detailed one leaks at the flashings and the fasteners, usually within a few winters, and the panels themselves are rarely the problem. The second most common complaint is noise, which comes from panels laid straight onto purlins with no deck or underlayment underneath. Over a solid deck with underlayment, on a house, a metal roof in rain is not noticeably louder than anything else.
Shingles are cheaper to buy and cheaper to install. Metal costs more up front and lasts two to three times as long, so the comparison only makes sense over the life of the roof rather than at the invoice. If you plan to sell in two years, shingles are the rational choice. If you are staying, metal usually is.
Decades rather than years, and in this climate the limit is usually the fasteners and the flashings rather than the panels. An exposed fastener roof needs its screws revisited long before the metal is finished. A standing seam roof has no exposed fasteners to age out, which is most of why it costs more.
Almost always, and far more easily than people expect. Individual panels can be replaced, seams and laps can be resealed, and failed fasteners can be swapped for oversized ones. A leak on a metal roof is a repair, not a reroof, unless the deck underneath has been wet long enough to rot.
This is the climate they are best in. Water sheds off a metal panel faster than off any textured material, there are no granules to wash away, and there is nothing for moss to root into the way it roots into a composition mat. The failure points in heavy rain are penetrations and valleys, which is exactly where the detailing work goes.
Free on site assessment
Send us the basics and we will come and look at it. No pressure, no sales visit dressed up as an inspection.
Or call(360) 555-0100Monday to Friday, 7am to 4pm. Emergency calls outside those hours for active leaks and storm damage.
We will call you back, usually the same working day, and we will ask a couple of questions to work out whether this is urgent before we book a time to get on the roof.
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