On-schedule roofing installations for new homes, commercial builds, ADUs, and additions — partnering with general contractors and owner-builders from framing stage to final inspection.
New construction roofing demands precision timing, tight code compliance, and a contractor who shows up on schedule. We deliver all three.
We review plans, confirm material specs, and schedule the installation window to coordinate with your framing, HVAC, and inspection schedule — before the first nail is driven.
Architectural shingles, standing seam metal, TPO/PVC flat roofing, cedar shake alternatives — we install any system specified on the plans. One contractor for the full scope.
Washington State energy code, IRC requirements, local amendments — we know the current requirements and install to pass inspection the first time, every time.
New construction is the ideal time to get ventilation right. We calculate the required net free area, spec the intake and exhaust, and install a balanced system that extends roofing material life.
Accessory dwelling units, garage conversions, and home additions — we integrate new roofing with the existing structure, match materials where visible, and meet all setback and code requirements.
Complete documentation package at project close — permit records, manufacturer warranty registration, and installation photos. Everything your client, lender, or inspector needs.
General contractors need a roofing sub that shows up on schedule, doesn't create inspection failures, and communicates clearly. That's exactly what we deliver.
We understand construction schedules. We commit to install windows, communicate lead times clearly, and don't hold up the framing-to-dry-in critical path that everything else depends on.
WA Lic# SOLOMRI007BB. Required on every permitted new construction project — we carry the coverage GCs and owner-builders need.
Washington's residential energy code (WAC 51-11R) includes roofing assembly requirements. We install to code without needing to be reminded — which means your project doesn't fail inspection over the roof.
General contractors who work with us consistently get priority scheduling and volume pricing. We build long-term relationships with builders — not one-off bids.
New construction pricing is cleaner than replacement — no tear-off, no deck surprises. Cost depends on roof size, pitch, and material specification.
New construction estimates are typically faster than replacement quotes — no existing roof to assess. Call us with your plans and we'll provide pricing within 1–2 business days.
Common questions from builders and owner-builders in the Greater Seattle area.
Bring us in as early as possible — ideally before framing is complete. This lets us confirm that the roof structure, sheathing, and ventilation blocking are correct before you're locked in. We'll review the plans, confirm the roofing scope, and reserve your spot in the schedule. Early coordination prevents the framing-to-dry-in delays that cost GCs the most.
We need OSB or plywood sheathing properly nailed and H-clipped (as required by code), with all fascia boards installed or rough fascia in place. Blocking at eaves for soffit vents and ridge blocking for exhaust ventilation should be in place. We'll walk the frame before scheduling to confirm readiness — this prevents showing up to a job site that's not ready.
In Washington State, the roofing scope is typically included in the general building permit pulled by the GC. We provide our license number and insurance certificate for inclusion in the permit application. For owner-builder projects, we can advise on the permit requirements specific to your jurisdiction — Seattle, Bellevue, Snohomish County, and King County all have slightly different processes.
Almost always. We source matching shingles or materials from the same manufacturer lines. For older roofs where the exact product is discontinued, we select the closest current equivalent and can provide samples before committing. The key is that the new section ties in properly with the existing — we detail the transition flashing to prevent water entry at the junction.
Yes — two warranties. The manufacturer's material warranty (typically 30–50 years depending on the product) and Solomon Roof's workmanship warranty covering installation quality. We register the manufacturer warranty in the homeowner's name at project completion. For GC accounts, we provide warranty documentation in the format needed for your project closeout package.
Send us your plans or describe the project — we'll provide a detailed quote within 1–2 business days and schedule a site visit at any stage of construction.
No commitment. GC-format proposals available.