Roofing
Discuss roof condition, replacement options and the details around vents, edges and flashing before deciding on the scope.
Explore Roofing →Roofing, windows, decks and exterior care for Seattle and the Eastside. Start with the part of your home you want to make better.

One focused repair or a bigger exterior update. Find a place to start.
Discuss roof condition, replacement options and the details around vents, edges and flashing before deciding on the scope.
Explore Roofing →Plan window replacement around the opening, exterior trim and the way you use each room.
Explore Windows →Explore deck repairs, replacement and railing options with the structure and connection to your house in mind.
Explore Decks & railings →Discuss moss, debris and roof-care options suited to your roof material and its condition.
Explore Roof cleaning →Plan siding repairs or replacement around the condition of the walls, the trim and the look of your home.
Explore Siding →Discuss exterior preparation, repairs, color and finish for your siding and trim.
Explore Exterior painting →
A leak, a tired deck, windows that need attention. Share the concern and your priorities.
Talk through the condition, materials, access and questions that need an on-site look.
Before work begins, review the proposed scope, price and project terms.
Look at the connections: the deck, the railing, the way it meets the house.

Tell us about the project. We’ll discuss the next step with you.
Choose materials and dimensions. Include one service or combine several in the total.
Ask who will carry out your project and who will be your point of contact. Confirm these arrangements in the written scope.
Exterior projects can involve connected roof, wall, window and deck details. Discuss which services your project needs.
Send your city and a description of the work. Availability and visit timing are confirmed individually.
Review the proposed scope, price and terms before deciding. Ask for clarification on anything you do not understand.
Concept drawings from the draft, not photographs or records of completed projects.