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Seattle’s damp climate soaks underlayment, softens plywood, and feeds mold. Get a moisture check and repair plan from Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
Windy night in Seattle? Check for missing or creased shingles, lifted flashing, fresh granules, and new leaks. Get a storm inspection from Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
Hang lights safely: use clip-on eave/gutter hooks (not staples), avoid walking on shingles, skip roof inflatables, check circuits. Get help from Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
Yes—flashing type and quality matter. Proper kick-outs, step/counter flashing, and drip edge block wind-driven rain if sized and sealed right. Get a pro inspection from Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
Water stains after a storm? It might be wind-driven rain, not a leak. Check attic, flashing, and vents—then get a pro diagnosis from Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
In Seattle rain, micro-mesh or solid covers perform; foam and brush types clog with needles. Check slope and size. Get a gutter-guard consult from Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
Hidden leaks start where siding meets the roof—missing kick-outs/step flashing, bad WRB terminations, drip-edge or gutter gaps. Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA inspects & fixes.
Pine needles, cones, and sap trap moisture, lift shingles, clog gutters, and accelerate moss/rot. Book debris removal and a roof tune-up with Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
In Seattle’s long, wet season, synthetics outlast felt—better water holdout, tear resistance, dry time, and UV tolerance. Get an underlayment consult from Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
For Seattle winters, choose waterproofing membranes or fluid-applied systems—not basic sealers. Add slope, flashing, and maintenance. Chet’s Roofing in Seattle, WA.
