Roofing in Pasco, WA

Pasco has grown fast, and a lot of it is new. The subdivisions off the Road 68 corridor and the fresh construction out toward Broadmoor and Chapel Hill went up quickly, and builder-grade roofs in this climate start showing their age sooner than owners expect. Closer to the older downtown core near Lewis Street, the housing is decades older and needs a different eye. Out here the wind and the fine agricultural dust off the Columbia Basin are constant, the summer sun over Franklin County is relentless, and the confluence country where the Snake meets the Columbia gets its share of hard weather. High Point roofs Pasco homes the way they should have been done the first time, with strong hidden materials and a written price that does not move.

From the newest Broadmoor builds to the established streets in central Pasco, we handle the whole job and stand behind it in writing. - Free roof inspections that check the builder-grade shingles on newer Road 68 homes for the early wear the developer never planned for. - Roof installation as a full system, tear-off to final shingle, sized for Franklin County sun and the dust that grinds at a roof out here. - Roof repairs for leaks, wind-lifted shingles, and failed flashing, with the same same-day and next-day pace our reviews keep mentioning. - Home renovation and remodeling across the property, from windows and siding to kitchens and flooring, one local call for the whole house.

Because the estimate is the final bill. Pasco has seen plenty of contractors quote low and bill high, and we run the opposite way, the written number is the number you pay. Terry Preston does the inspection and the work himself, so you are not handed to a salesman who disappears after the contract. Our Google rating sits at a perfect 5.0, every review five stars, and the words that come up most are honest, thorough, and fair. On a newer Pasco roof or an older one, that is the standard.

A lot of Pasco is builder-grade asphalt on homes fifteen to twenty-five years old, and the number one thing we find is thin, rushed original work, cheap felt and light flashing the developer covered fast. Add the constant sun and the abrasive basin dust, and the granules wear early and the valleys open up. On the older downtown homes it is tired flashing and worn eaves that let water in. We rebuild with synthetic felt, metal flashings, and heavy-duty ice-and-water shield where it counts. The best time to re-roof in Pasco is the long dry stretch from late spring into early fall.

Pasco sits right across the river from the rest of the Tri-Cities, so we are never far. We also serve nearby Kennewick, Richland, and West Richland. - Kennewick, Richland, West Richland