Metal Roofing Contractor in Rainier, WA

Yes, it is one of the best. Metal sheds our long wet season quickly, gives moss little to grip, and handles wind and the occasional snow load well when it is fastened correctly. The part people overlook is condensation, so Greg pays close attention to underlayment and ventilation, especially on uninsulated barns and shops.

It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, standing seam versus exposed-fastener panels, how many chimneys, skylights and valleys need flashing, and whether the old roof has to come off and the decking be replaced. Greg gives free on-site estimates, so you get a real number for your roof instead of a guess.

On a house, not usually. Over solid sheathing and underlayment, rain sounds close to what you hear with shingles. On an open barn or shop with no ceiling you will hear it more, and insulation or a liner under the panels quiets it down.

Yes. Greg roofs homes, barns, pole buildings, garages, shops and porches, and can match panel colors so the buildings on your property look like they belong together.

Yes. Most metal roof leaks come from worn screw washers, loose trim or flashing that was done wrong, and those can usually be fixed without replacing the panels. If the panels themselves are rusted through, Greg will tell you straight and quote a replacement.