The project
The house. A heritage home on an acreage, with a worn wood shake roof laid over the original board decking. The owners had been through several local contractors with no luck before they called us.
A new deck first. After the shakes came off, we sheathed the original roof in new 7/16″ OSB, about 40 sheets, so the metal had a solid, flat surface to sit on.
The metal roof. We installed 26-gauge snap-lock steel in Cascadia SMP over high-temperature synthetic underlayment, with ice and water membrane at the eaves, open metal valleys, custom ridge venting, and new fan and plumbing flashings.
Extra work. We extended the roof over the porch to cover a new section of deck the owners had built, and added new 5″ eavestroughs and downspouts in chocolate brown to finish it off.









