Full Roof Replacement in Woodinville, WA

February 22, 2026

Shingles & Standing Seam Metal Done Right

If you live in Woodinville, WA, you already know something important:

The rain isn’t seasonal. It’s a personality trait.

So when a large Woodinville property — complete with a home, detached garage, pump house, and a big shop — needed a full roof replacement, this wasn’t a “let’s patch it and hope” situation.

It was time for a full tear-off and a fresh start.

And that’s exactly what we did.

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Why We Don’t Roof Over Old Problems in Western Washington

In dry climates, maybe you can get away with layering new shingles over old ones.

In Woodinville? Not a chance.

Moisture gets trapped. Decking rots quietly. Problems hide until they’re expensive.

For this project, we stripped everything down to the roof deck. That gave us the opportunity to inspect the structure properly, replace compromised sheathing, and rebuild the roofing system the right way — from the bottom up.

Because around here, waterproofing isn’t an upgrade. It’s the baseline.

Architectural Shingles for the Home & Smaller Structures

For the main house, garage, and pump house, we installed CertainTeed Landmark® architectural shingles in a classic resawn shake look.

They’re built for the Pacific Northwest — handling heavy rain, wind, and the kind of moss growth that tries to claim ownership of your roof every winter.

But shingles alone don’t make a roofing system.

We installed ice and water shield at the eaves and valleys (where leaks love to start), synthetic underlayment across the roof deck, proper starter shingles, metal valley flashing, ridge ventilation, and correctly sealed pipe boots and vents.

In Western Washington, valleys and roof penetrations are where problems usually begin. So we don’t treat those areas casually.

Standing Seam Metal for the Shop

Now the shop? That was a different story.

For that structure, we installed a NuRay NRM-2000 standing seam metal roof in forest green — a system that’s ideal for large buildings and lower slope applications.

Standing seam metal is gaining popularity across Woodinville and rural King County, especially on shops and outbuildings. It handles water beautifully, lasts for decades, and gives a clean, modern look that just works on larger structures.

We installed high-temp underlayment beneath it, color-matched flashing, and precision-fabricated panels to ensure everything locked together exactly as it should.

Metal done wrong is loud and leaky.

Metal done right is bulletproof.

What We Found Under the Old Roof

Here’s something most homeowners don’t see until it’s exposed:

Decking damage.

In the Pacific Northwest, older roofs often hide moisture-damaged sheathing underneath. During this project, compromised decking was removed and replaced with proper CDX plywood so the new roofing system had a solid foundation.

You can’t build a long-lasting roof on weak bones.

We also made sure ventilation was properly balanced — intake and exhaust working together — because trapped attic moisture is one of the fastest ways to shorten a roof’s lifespan in our climate.

Don’t Forget the Gutters

A roof replacement in Woodinville without addressing the gutters is like buying rain boots with holes in them.

New gutter systems were installed across all structures to ensure proper drainage away from the buildings. In our region, moving water away from your foundation is just as important as keeping it off your roof.

Your roof and gutters are teammates. They have to work together.

The Final Inspection

Before we call any job complete, it goes through our internal quality control checklist.

We verify decking replacement, proper nailing patterns, flashing overlap, waterproofing placement, vent sealing, and perform a full magnetic sweep of the property for nails.

If something isn’t right, we fix it.

No shortcuts. No “good enough.