Residential Roofing in Olympia for Every Home
Most of our Olympia work is residential roofing. The city mixes century-old bungalows near the Capitol with 1990s subdivisions in West Olympia and newer builds out toward Ken Lake. Each type needs a different approach. Older homes often need decking and flashing work before new shingles go on, while newer homes mostly need moss control and storm repairs. We handle both, and we treat your yard, gutters, and landscaping like they are ours. If you are comparing roofing companies in Olympia Washington, ask how they handle moss and flashing, because that is where most roofs here fail.
We install GAF and Owens Corning architectural shingles across Olympia, with ice and water shield in valleys and new flashing at every penetration. Most homes finish in two to four days, and we magnet-sweep the yard for nails before we leave. The new roof carries a manufacturer warranty backed by our certification.
Olympia moss is relentless on shaded slopes. We hand-remove growth, treat the roof with a zinc-based product, and install zinc strips along the ridge on replacements. We never pressure wash, which strips granules and voids your warranty. Most homes need treatment once or twice a year to stay ahead of it.
Ceiling stains in Olympia usually trace to failed flashing around chimneys, skylights, or valleys. We find the source with a hose test, rebuild the flashing with new metal, and replace damaged shingles with matching product. Most repairs finish in one visit for a few hundred dollars.
Windstorms and spring hail damage shingles across Olympia every year. We tarp exposed roofs promptly, document damage with photos for your insurance claim, and repair to code with six nails per shingle in high-wind zones. We work directly with adjusters when needed to keep the claim moving.
- Prompt tarping and emergency response for leaks and storm damage anywhere in Olympia.
- Written, line-item estimates with no surprise charges after tear-off reveals decking issues.
- Manufacturer-backed warranties through GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed certification.









