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Everett Roof Pros

About Everett Roof Pros: Licensed Roofing Pros in WA

Everett Roof Pros works on houses, small commercial buildings and multifamily property throughout Everett and Snohomish County. Our crews come out of the steep-slope and the low-slope trades both, which matters in a market where a Colby Avenue fourplex and a Silver Firs two-story need genuinely different hands. Whatever the covering, the part we take seriously is the water path off it.

That focus came from repair calls. Year after year the leaks we were sent to fix were not punctures. They were laps that got submerged for eight minutes because a valley was undersized, a gutter outlet was choked with fir needles, or a downspout was carrying twice the roof area anyone had counted. Sealing those does nothing. So we started quoting the drainage with the roof, and stopped writing repairs we knew would fail.

We turn work away regularly. Where your roof is sound and the trouble is an overwhelmed gutter, we quote the gutter and decline the roof. If a low-slope deck ponds because it has no fall, we will not sell you a coating over it. And if a salesman has told you that you have hail damage in this city, get a second opinion before you file, because a denied claim on your record costs more than the inspection did.

If you have a roofing project in Everett, the fastest way to get a real number is a free on-site estimate. See every Everett service we handle, check whether we cover Marysville, WA and the rest of Snohomish County, or go back to the Everett Roof Pros homepage to start. You can also reach us directly on (844) 511-2320.

Credentials

  • License: Washington contractor registration on file with Labor and Industries, backed by the $15,000 specialty-contractor surety bond RCW 18.27.040 has set since the 2023 increase took effect on 1 July 2024
  • Insurance: Public liability and property damage limits carried several times over the RCW 18.27.050 floor of $100,000 per person and $200,000 per occurrence, plus Washington workers' compensation
  • Association: Member of the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties
  • Warranty: a written workmanship warranty that covers the gutter and drainage work as well as the roof

How Everett Roof Pros works

How a job with Everett Roof Pros runs, start to finish

Site visit first, always. We measure, look at the real condition of the work area, and ask what you are actually trying to solve — then you get an itemized free estimate in writing with materials, scope and a realistic date on it.

Once the work starts, the same crew stays on the job until it is done. We protect the surrounding area, clean up daily, and tell you the moment something under the surface changes the plan, because the alternative is a surprise invoice and nobody wants that conversation. a written workmanship warranty that covers the gutter and drainage work as well as the roof backs the finished work.

What we will not do

We do not quote a roofing job over the phone, take deposits before a written scope exists, or bid work we are not set up to do properly. If your project needs a different trade, we say so and point you at someone who does it well. Losing a job is cheaper than doing one badly in Everett.

Where Everett Roof Pros works and who we work with

Everett, WA first, then the surrounding communities of Snohomish County: Marysville, Mukilteo, Lake Stevens, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Monroe, Arlington, Snohomish and more. Each of those has its own page with local detail rather than a copy of this one.

Work splits roughly between homeowners and commercial property — offices, retail, restaurants, apartment complexes and HOA boards across Snohomish County. Start with the Everett services, the Everett Roof Pros homepage, or just call (844) 511-2320.

Why Everett Chooses Everett Roof Pros

  • We count outlets and downspouts before we count squares, because in this city the covering is rarely the part that fails first. The path the water takes off it is.
  • We will not confirm hail damage in Everett. What falls out of a convergence cell here is graupel, and we would rather show you why it cannot bruise an asphalt mat than write you into a claim.
  • Any valley longer than eight feet gets open 26-gauge metal instead of a closed cut. A closed cut is a friction detail, and friction is what backs water up under the courses when it arrives all at once.
  • We will tell you a coating cannot fix a drainage problem, and we would rather lose the low-slope job than sell a film over a deck that ponds.
  • We ask when your leak shows up before we quote it. A ceiling that stains in a downpour and stays dry through a week of drizzle is almost never a hole, and pricing it as one wastes your money.
  • Our inspection photographs get taken in the wet whenever the forecast allows, because overflow marks, splash-back on the siding and a downspout under real load all disappear within an hour of the sun coming out.

What Everett Customers Say

★★★★★
Two other companies quoted me a full roof. These guys came out in the rain, showed me the gutter running over the back edge, and quoted a second downspout and bigger outlets instead. Cost me a tenth of the roof and the ceiling stain has not come back.
Karen M. · Mukilteo
★★★★★
A door knocker told me I had hail damage. Everett Roof Pros went up, took photos of the vent caps and gutters with no dents anywhere, and told me straight it was granule loss from age and a claim would get denied. They did not charge me and they did not try to sell me anything.
Ray T. · Marysville
★★★★★
Full tear-off, open metal in both valleys, and they moved us to three-by-four outlets with an extra downspout on the back. First real downpour after, I went out and watched it. Not a drop over the edge anywhere. The estimate had all the numbers on it beforehand.
Diane P. · Lake Stevens
★★★★★
Our building's flat roof pooled every winter and two contractors offered to spray a coating on it. These guys took core cuts, showed us wet insulation, and told us a coating would seal the water in. We did the tapered package and the overflows instead. Straightest answer we got.
Mark S. · Snohomish
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