Fircrest, WA
Roofing in Fircrest, WA
Roofing for Fircrest homes, from Builders Service Company.

Your roof is the first line of defense against South Sound weather, and this region gets heavier rain than the central Sound, with moss on roofs a common sight. Moss holds water against the roof surface, so a good replacement here depends on what goes under and around the roofing as much as the top layer. On every job we pay attention to:
- Attic ventilation, so the roof deck dries out between storms
- Underlayment that backs up the shingles or panels
- Flashing at walls, valleys, vents and skylights, sealed properly
- Roof edges and gutters, where moss and debris collect
We install two main systems and give them equal weight. Asphalt shingle roofing suits most house styles and comes in many colors. EDCO metal roofing is the other option, for owners who want a different look or a long-term upgrade. Assessor records show only 2% of single-family homes have a metal roof today, 2% have tile and 1% still have wood shakes. Moss and rot on old shakes are a common reason those roofs get replaced with asphalt or metal.
With most single-family homes built before 1980, a tear-off is also the time to check the roof deck for water damage and find out how many older layers have built up over the years.
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Fircrest roofing FAQ
How do you deal with moss when replacing a Fircrest roof?
We plan the whole roof assembly around moisture. The South Sound gets heavier rain than the central Sound, and moss on roofs is common here. On a replacement we focus on attic ventilation, underlayment, flashing at walls and valleys, and the roof edges and gutters where moss and debris collect, whether you choose asphalt shingles or EDCO metal roofing.
Should I replace old wood shakes with metal or asphalt?
Either works, and we install both. Assessor records show 1% of single-family homes in Fircrest still have wood shake roofs, and moss and rot on old shakes are a common reason to replace them. Asphalt shingle roofing suits most house styles, while EDCO metal roofing is the choice for owners who want a different look or a long-term upgrade.