Sound Set Roofing

05/14/2026

Your roof is leaking. Or maybe it's just looking rough after a long Pacific Northwest winter. Now you're facing the big question every Seattle homeowner dreads: do you patch it, or replace the whole thing?

Learn when to repair or replace your roof in Seattle based on age, storm damage, and cost. Get honest advice from a local roofing expert.

04/11/2026

If you've noticed a green or black fuzz creeping across your roof, you're not alone. Homeowners throughout Edmonds and the greater Seattle area deal with moss and algae every year. The wet, mild climate here is practically a welcome mat for roof growth. The good news? You can stop it before it causes serious — and expensive — damage.

Moss & algae shorten roof life fast in Edmonds. Learn how moss removal for roofs works — and how to keep growth from coming back.

03/13/2026

If your home feels dark and closed in — especially during Everett's long gray winters — you're not alone. Many homeowners in Snohomish County are turning to skylight installation to bring in natural light, cut energy costs, and boost their home's appeal. The right skylight can completely transform a room. But getting it done right matters just as much as the idea itself.

Skylight installation in Everett boosts natural light & home comfort. Skylights, leak repair & flashing done right.

02/12/2026

Does your commercial building in Bellevue have a flat roof that's starting to show its age? Regular maintenance is the key to avoiding costly repairs and extending your roof's lifespan. Whether you manage an office complex, retail center, or industrial facility, following a proactive maintenance plan keeps your business protected from the Pacific Northwest's unique weather challenges.

Expert flat roof maintenance tips for Bellevue commercial buildings. Learn how to prevent leaks, fix ponding, and extend your roof's life.

01/14/2026

Choosing a new roof in Seattle isn't just about curb appeal—it's about surviving endless rain, relentless moss growth, and surprise windstorms. If you're weighing metal vs composition roofing, you're probably wondering which one will actually last in the Pacific Northwest climate. Let's break down what matters most for Puget Sound homeowners.

Compare metal vs composition roofing for Seattle homes. See which roof lasts longer in rain, wind, and moss. Get expert guidance today.

01/07/2026

5 Signs You Need Roof Repair in Seattle Before the Rainy Season Hits

Seattle’s rainy season isn’t just a weather forecast—it’s a test your roof has to pass every year. When those heavy Pacific storms roll in, even small roof problems can turn into expensive water damage, mold growth, and emergency repair bills. The good news? Your roof usually gives you warning signs before disaster strikes. Catching these early means you can schedule roof repair in Seattle on your terms, not during a crisis when contractors are slammed and water is pooling in your living room.

Spot roof repair needs early. Seattle homeowners: watch for these 5 signs of roof damage before storms hit. Free inspection available.

09/14/2024

This one was a beauty to do, removed old cedar shingles and installed #1 18" Perfection Cedar Shingles Blue Label.

A real time consuming install when it comes to this material but the guys got it done and it looks beautiful.

Roof pitch ranging from 7/12-14/12

5.5" exposure

07/19/2024

Drone fail!

Sometimes filming a job can go wrong, luckily our drone didnt get hung up 60' in the branches. We had a couple maydays before the final video got completed.

07/18/2024

Another great project of the year, most importantly, we enjoyed the home owners company the most. Very welcoming, always generous, and just good people to be around.

They insisted we take a group photo to capture the moment and I attached it to share with everyone.

Their house will soon be on the market so go check em out!

3421 E St Andrews Way
Seattle, WA 98112

05/30/2024

ROOF MAINTENANCE TIP OF THE DAY!

Take a look at your roof, and if you see any gutter down spouts draining water onto your roofing system that is a problem area that has high probability of causing a leak into your home.

Due to the concentrated high water volume coming from that downspout exit it puts a strain on the shingles directly in the path of that water. It causes early granule loss from the water forces, pushes water into leak causing areas, and promotes organic growth. All of which you want to avoid on a roof. Which is why we recommend adding down spout extensions to those exit points and extending them down to gutter below, bypassing the water flow on the shingles and preserving the life of the roof system.

Without a downspout extension at those point 10/10 times you will have an issue there before your roof life has reached 50%, especially living in a rainy part of Washington such as the Puget Sound Region.