PINW Informative Blog

What to know about Roofing Estimates

If you’ve lived in the Pacific Northwest for a while, you know our weather isn’t easy on roofs. Months of rain, wind, changing temperatures, and the occasional snow fall, all take their toll. So, the BIG question is… How do I know when it’s time to replace my roof? While every roof is different, here are eight signs it may be time to start thinking about a replacement. 1. Your Roof Is Over 20 Years Old Most asphalt shingle roofs last around 20–30 years. If yours is getting up

If you’ve lived in Vancouver for any amount of time, you know the rain doesn’t just show up for winter. It sticks around for most of the year. Nine months of damp weather might not feel dramatic day to day, but your roof feels it. While the green trees and fresh air are part of what makes the Pacific Northwest beautiful, that steady moisture quietly works against your roof season after season. Here in Clark County, we see it all the time. Rain Doesn’t Have to Be Heavy to Caus

How to Tell If Your Roof Needs a Repair or a Full Replacement