Roof replacement, emergency repair, gutters, siding and skylights — one crew for the whole shell of your home, on the wettest coast in the country.
A demonstration build. Nothing on this page books a crew.
By the time a stain shows on a ceiling, water has usually been moving through the assembly for a while. These are the four things that turn a small problem into an expensive one.
Lifted shingles, failed flashing and cracked boots sit above the sightline. The roof looks fine from the driveway right up until it doesn't.
A patch over a failing deck buys a season and hides the cause. The next crew has to undo it before they can start.
Claims need documentation written at the time of inspection, in plain language, with photographs. A written assessment gives you a clear record to compare repair options.
Everyone calls the same week the first atmospheric river lands. The work that gets done in October was booked in August.
Full tear-off to the deck, rot assessed and replaced where we find it, new underlayment, ventilation corrected, then the finish roof. We photograph the deck before it is covered so you can see what you paid for.
Active leaks are triaged by how fast water is entering and what it is landing on. The first job is always to stop the ingress and protect the interior; the permanent repair is scoped afterwards, in daylight.
The roof and the surrounding water-management details work as a system. Gutters, fascia, siding transitions and skylight curbs are part of the same system, so we handle them with the same crew rather than sending you to three trades.
We walk the roof, photograph what we find and write it down in language you can hand to anyone.
Good, better and best, priced before anything starts. Deck repair is quoted as a rate, not a surprise.
Tear-off, repair, underlayment, ventilation, finish roof. One crew, start to finish.
We go through the photographs with you, clean the site and leave the documentation behind.
A full walk of the roof and the water-management system, photographed and written up. You keep the report whoever you end up hiring.
Eight of the twenty-one points shown. The full list is walked on site.
Explore an AI receptionist configured for roof repairs, replacements and assessments. It asks about active leaks, roof type and the affected area, then demonstrates a sample booking flow.
Open the demonstration to see the roofing intake it runs and the questions it asks. It books nothing real and sends no one to a real address.
Tell us what you are seeing and we will get the roof walked. If it is an active leak, say so — those are triaged first.
This is what a real submission would have captured. No message left this page, no appointment exists, no one has been dispatched, and nothing was stored anywhere.
A connected customer site can pass enquiries to its team. Appointments require a separate confirmed booking.