Six houses, and what was actually wrong with them.

A 1924 Tudor with three failed layers and a chronic valley leak. We took it back to the deck, replaced 140 sq ft of sheathing, and rebuilt the valleys in open metal.

Selective replacement of 40% of original cedar bevel siding, with hand-matched profiles milled locally so the repair reads as original.

A low-slope modern addition needed a roof that could take four months of rain without a single exposed fastener. Panels were roll-formed on site.

Windstorm removed 200 sq ft of covering overnight. We dried the house in within five hours and completed the permanent reroof inside a week.

Oversized seamless gutters and buried leaders moved roof water 20 feet clear of a basement that had flooded twice.

A whole-envelope rebuild: new roof, rainscreen siding, and 14 window openings reflashed to stop a decade of water intrusion.