Sharp Roofing

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206-367-7663

10723 Exeter Ave NE Serving Greater Seattle to Everett area Seattle, WA 98125 - Directions

47.708336 -122.277612

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About Sharp Roofing

Sharp Roofing is a top rated Roofing Contractor serving the greater Seattle to Everett area since 1999. We are experienced with Cedar Shake, Metal, Composition, Flat roofing membranes and more roofing materials. Our financial options, lifetime warranty, expertise with roofing and installation place us in a unique spot in the greater Seattle area Roofing market. Sharp Roofing's experienced roofers bring exceptional product knowledge and professionalism to every job. Your satisfaction is our priority. Our goal is outstanding service and a prefect job the first time. That's why our motto is ROOFING DONE RIGHT .

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Replacing your roof when it might rain is actually a good idea!

I can hear old Blue Eyes now: I’m roofin’ in the rain, Just roofin’ in the rain, What a glorious feeling, And I´m happy again. I´m laughing at clouds, So dark, up above, The sun´s in my heart, It’s roofing I love! That’s not the words?? Replacing your roof when it might rain is actually a good idea! People are often surprised when I tell them that we install roofs throughout the year in the Seattle Area. Isn’t it cold? Isn’t it raining? Isn’t there snow? And ice? 1. Roofers... READ MORE Posted March 27, 2012 at 06:51 PM

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Roofing: Why do we need plywood over our old solid sheathing?

Why do we need plywood over our old solid sheathing? The keyword here is “solid.” It used to be standard to use shiplap, 1″ boards, tongue&groove;, or other boards for the roof deck. These 8 to 12-inch wide boards were nailed together tight.When the roof was first nailed on, of course all the nails were in solid wood. But the lumber was not usually kiln dried; as wood dries it shrinks. As shrinkage is from 5 to 10 percent, gaps of ½-inch or more are common.Which homes have board sheathing? Ex... READ MORE Posted March 20, 2012 at 08:21 PM