Engineering Index — § 03
No package pricing. Every bid is line-itemed against the actual material SKU and the actual square footage — so the number on the proposal is the number on the invoice.
Full tear-off to deck, deck inspection + sister-up of rotten lumber, ice & water shield to code, synthetic underlayment, GAF Timberline HDZ or CertainTeed Landmark. Class-4 impact-rated options for hail-zone insurance discounts.
24-ga Kynar 500-finished panel, snap-lock or mechanically seamed. Color-matched ridge, drip edge, and S-5! / ColorGard snow retention. Engineered to shed Alaska snow load without dumping it onto your sidewalk.
Commercial and addition roofs at 1:12 and below. Tapered ISO to spec, heat-welded TPO seams, EPDM where service life trumps reflectivity. Full mechanical fastening pattern documented for the building file.
Live-steam thawing only — never picks or chemical. Removes the ice without damaging shingle granules. Same-visit attic-side inspection to find the warm-air leak that caused the dam in the first place.
Drone-mapped inspection with a written photo report formatted for your adjuster. We meet the carrier on the roof and walk the scope line by line. Most claims approve on the first review when the scope is written right.
Most Alaska roof failures start in the attic — bad ventilation, not bad shingles. Continuous soffit intake plus full ridge-vent exhaust, sized to NFA spec for your roof's square footage.
Project Log — § 04
Drone-mapped, photo-documented, MOA-permitted. Each job is referenced by its file number for warranty and insurance lookup.
Full tear-off, 38 SQ. 7 sheets of CDX replaced. Class-4 impact, charcoal blend. Adjuster scope approved first review.
24-ga Kynar 500 in Dark Bronze, 4'8" panel. ColorGard snow retention sized for 60 PSF design load. Mechanically seamed.
Tapered ISO to 1/4":12, 60-mil white TPO, fully heat-welded. Re-flashed two roof drains, new walk-pad to RTU.
Live-steam removal across 64 LF of eave. Found two bath-fan terminations dumping warm air into the attic. Re-routed both.
Battened tarp install over 18 SQ of wind-damaged shingle. Drone photo report; full claim approved on first review.
Continuous strip soffit cut, baffles to ridge, full ridge vent. NFA brought from ~1:500 to spec 1:300. Attic temps dropped 24°F.
Three Velux skylights, deteriorated step + counter flashing. Site-built 2x curbs, ice & water around perimeter.
Tear-off 32 SQ. Sister-up 2 rotten rafters at valley. GAF WeatherWatch eaves, GAF Tiger Paw underlayment.
First-Call Voice — § 05
Code of practice
Rev. 2026
“Most Alaska roof failures start in the attic.”
Bad ventilation, not bad shingles. So the inspection looks up and inside before it looks down at the field — and the bid lines out what the attic actually needs.
“The scope is written on the roof, photographed for the adjuster.”
Drone-mapped images plus a walk-on photo set, formatted to the carrier's intake. Most claims approve on the first review when the scope is written right.
“Tarps need battens. Plastic-and-sandbag tarps blow off in the next wind.”
Emergency tarping is built like the next roof: strapped, battened, and lapped uphill. It buys you the time you need to schedule the real job.
“If the framing isn't square, the shingle won't lie right.”
Decking inspection is non-negotiable. Soft sheets are pulled. Rotten rafters are sistered. The substrate has to be right before the underlayment goes down.
“We don't sell roofs that don't need replacing.”
A repair scope and a re-roof scope are different conversations. The inspection PDF tells you which one your roof needs — and which year you should plan for it.
Qualifications — § 06
Alaska state contractor licensed
MOA permit pulled on every job
Better Business Bureau accredited. Complaints handled in writing.
Top 3% of GAF-certified contractors nationally. Required for the 50-yr Golden Pledge warranty.
Manufacturer-trained installation, factory-registered warranty for Duration shingle systems.
Alaska contractor license + MOA permit pulled on every project. License # on file at the office.
$2M general liability + workers comp. Certificate of insurance available before any deposit.
Same crew from estimate to warranty. No subcontracted labor on the roof.
Coverage — § 07
Anchorage (Bowl)
Downtown · Midtown · Spenard · Mountain View
South Anchorage
Huffman · O'Malley · Hillside · Abbott Loop
Eagle River + Chugiak
Eagle River · Chugiak · Peters Creek
Mat-Su Borough
Wasilla · Palmer · Meadow Lakes
Girdwood / Bird
Alyeska · Indian · Bird Creek
Storm-damage call line
Battened emergency tarping available across Bowl + Zone A. Mat-Su tarping by appointment.
(907) 344-4554Submittal Cover Sheet — § 08
Drone-mapped and walk-on photo report, formatted for your insurance adjuster if you want one. Most homeowners get an answer same week.
