No two-hour kitchen-table pitch. No "price expires tonight." Type your address and see your roof's satellite-measured price in about 60 seconds — free, no sign-up. Then decide, on your couch, whether you want to talk to us.
Roof4Life has been re-roofing homes across Seattle and the Puget Sound since 2012 — family-owned, one license, our own crews. Our office sits 20 minutes from most Seattle neighborhoods, so when the weather turns mid-project, we're on your roof, not on the phone.
Ballard bungalow, Ravenna craftsman, West Seattle view home — we've worked on them all, and we build every roof for the same Pacific Northwest rain.
Seattle is one of the harder places in America to keep a roof healthy — and its housing stock is older than most. Three local realities we build every roof around:
Thousands of Seattle homes from the 1900s–1940s have skip sheathing — spaced boards, not plywood — under the shingles. New shingles over bad decking fail early. We check it at the free inspection and tell you in writing what yours needs.
Tree shade plus constant moisture grows moss fast — especially north-facing slopes in Ravenna, Wedgwood and Green Lake. Moss lifts shingle edges and holds water against the deck. We can add zinc or copper ridge treatment to slow regrowth.
About 38 inches of rain a year, most of it in slow soaking storms. Cheap underlayment and skipped flashing details survive in Phoenix — not in Seattle. We use PNW-rated underlayment and re-flash every penetration.
This standing-seam metal roof went on during the wet season — because our install details are built for it. No stock photos on this page; this is our crew's work, photographed from the ladder.
Most roofers make you sit through a two-hour kitchen-table pitch to hear a number. Here's ours, up front. Most Seattle homes land between $14,000 and $17,000 for architectural shingles, installed.
Type your address. We measure your actual roof from satellite, apply the prices above, and show you your real range — on screen, in about a minute. No sign-up to see it.
What satellite can't see is rot under the shingles — the free on-site inspection confirms that before any contract. Keep the report either way, even if you hire someone else.
Use the free calculator — your satellite-measured price in about 60 seconds.
We check decking, flashing and ventilation on site and confirm your exact number. No two-hour pitch.
Tear-off to cleanup, scheduled around the rain. Your roof is never left open overnight.
We walk the job with you, magnet-sweep for nails, and register your manufacturer warranty.
"Read what Seattle-area homeowners say about us — straight from Google, where we can't edit a word."
Most Seattle homes run $14,000–$17,000 for architectural shingles, installed. Metal typically runs $26,000–$32,000+. Your exact number depends on roof size and pitch — the free satellite calculator measures your actual roof and shows your price in about 60 seconds.
Yes — we're a local, family-owned company serving Seattle and the Puget Sound since 2012, licensed ROOF4778BL. Our office is about 20 minutes from most Seattle neighborhoods, and our own crews handle every job.
Some Seattle re-roofs require a City of Seattle permit, depending on scope and structure. We handle the paperwork whenever your project needs one — it's included in your quoted price, never a surprise add-on.
Often, yes. Many older Seattle craftsman homes have skip sheathing (spaced boards) under the shingles, which may need plywood overlay before new shingles go on. Satellite measurement prices the roof itself; the free inspection confirms what's under it before any contract.
We measure from high-resolution satellite imagery and 3D roof data — the same approach insurers use. It's accurate enough to price your project honestly. What satellite can't see is rotted decking, which is why the final contract price is confirmed with a free on-site inspection.
Most Seattle homes are torn off, dried in, and finished in 1–3 days, weather permitting. We schedule around rain windows and never leave a roof open overnight.