Short answer--you can and should trust your roof to this company. They know what they're doing and…read morehave that very rare quality--integrity. I'd been told by three different sources that my roof was deteriorating. It isn't--and Chase took photos and patiently explained what he found to prove it. I had even been given an estimate of $10,000 to replace the detached garage roof, which was supposedly in desperate need of it. I now have an assessment and photos to prove to my insurance company that my roof is in great shape--and I don't even have any business to give Three Tree. But I recommend them with no hesitation and no caveats.

Look no further- get a quote from Three Tree! We had 5 estimates. Three Tree came around the middle…read moreof the group price-wise, although not that much higher than the lowest. What was different? The quote had attention to every detail and included higher quality materials, better design and superior workmanship. Also the quality of the service was exceptional- communication with the team and among the team was flawless. Our roof was mainly asphalt with a PVC section and needed plywood to be added on top of the old ship lap. It also needed venting - which can be tricky- especially providing intakes on a 1940s house. All this was included in the quote. They had no problem adding 2 skylights with no upcharge-save the cost of the skylights themselves. The team is up to date and educated on the latest advances and details of techniques. I am so thankful to have found Three Tree. I have worked with contractors extensively on two old properties over 20 years, and Three Tree was probably the best. Prior to hiring them I talked with my former roofer - who now only does very high end work(John Michael Roofing). He has seen many roofs and said Three Tree does good quality work. He also advised me to beware in hiring a roofer as there are many pitfalls. With that advice I proceeded with more caution than I would have otherwise!

We contacted NearMe roofing for a skylight repair, roof replacement and new gutters. We couldn't be…read morehappier with the service and quality we received from them. The communication with the project manager, Elijah, was exceptional from start to finish. He was wonderful to work with and was available throughout the entire project. The cost of the project was extremely competitive, the actual work was completed in just a few days and the final product looks fantastic! I highly recommend this company.

I had this company come out to my daughter's house did an inspection. Everything went well until we…read moregot to price and their follow up sending me their inspection report which they were supposed to email to me. I have communicated with them at least four times and given them three different email addresses and I have yet to receive that document. Also they went over $30,000 to do a roof so most people this is not gonna work for you Update, well it took a few communications, but Jill did an excellent job getting us the roof photos. So if you're looking to spend over $30,000 this is one choice, they do a great job with reviewing your roof needs.

Same poor experience with Sound Roofing. New roof in 2018 and a leak sprung after 28 months. I had…read moreto contact BBB before anyone returned my calls. This lead to a controversial "repair." Get this from another post Patti O F "They sent a guy who refused to wear a mask in our home, claimed COPD prevented him from wearing a mask." This is the same situation I experienced! Now roof is leaking again in the same "repaired" spot. My email to Vince@soundroofing.com and questions@soundroofing.com were bounced back as "server unavailable or unable to receive mail" Yelp post mentions Sound merged with Metropolitan roofing. My call to Metropolitan I was told they're not affiliated and Sound Roofing owner passed away.

Now also known as Sound/Metropolitan Roofing: They are merging…read more We'd give 0 STARS if we could! AVOID this company! They do not stand by their work. FOUR LEAKS in our SEVEN-Year-old Roof and insulation blocking the bird blocks! Spring 2016: Sound Roofing Systems, Inc. installed a GAF roof, insulation and gutters. January 2017: First leak in living room and attic. Vince, the owner fixed. January 2021: Another leak in the living room and front entry near skylights. It took weeks to get them to fix it and they never shared the information with GAF at our repeated requests. December 2022: A leak in the garage. Sound/Metro came out right away, looked at it and said it wasn't their problem. They told us to go to GAF. Jan 2023: GAF sent out a roofer who found another leak in the attic and the installation is blocking all the bird blocks causing condensation. 4 LEAKS and poor installation of insulation in 7 YEARS. AVOID SOUND SYSTEMS, INC. and METROPOLITAN ROOFING AT ALL COSTS!

The company was prompt, thorough, clean, and performed precise, high-quality work. The office…read morestaff, crew, and the site supervisor showed professionalism and a focus on details. The finished product exceeded our expectations, the price was very reasonable (high value for the quoted price), and the crew left the Job site spotless

Got my roof installed last month. I researched the heck out of roofing companies in the Puget Sound…read moreArea and received 3 bids from companies that came up in my search. A better Roofing company was no frills and significantly lower in price and they didn't upsell. After the roof was installed, I hired an independent roofing consultant /inspector to inspect it (cost $500) since I wouldn't know what mistakes or corrections that would be need (if any) and i'm not an expert in roofing. The roof inspector said to me "The roof was installed with care and looks great!" I posted pics with consultants comments. I couldn't be any happier.

Metropolitan gave a very competitive bid to do my roof in metal. I contacted all the references…read morethey provided and all came back with glowing reviews. They did an awesome job on the roof and the workers were very efficient. They were polite and friendly doing the work. They arrived promptly at 8am each day. They seemed to work as a team and knew what they were doing. The bathroom skylight replacement was a main reason for doing the roof. Though measurements were made and discussions about the install followed, the new skylight was not the same size as the original - it was much larger. After the roof install a carpenter followed and finally a drywall specialist finished the interior. All I had to do was paint. Very satisfied with the final appearance out our roof and bathroom skylight.

We hired Seattle Skylights / Roof Boss / Metropolitan Construction because they were listed as…read moreVelux Certified Skylight Specialists. For structural skylight cut-ins, we expected specialists who understood permits, engineering, and code compliance. This was our worst contractor experience. A job represented as 10 to 12 working days dragged from August 2025 to April 2026. It only reached completion after months of us catching problems, demanding permits and engineering documentation, stopping premature drywall scheduling, disputing improper charges, and chasing close-out documents. They performed structural work before we were provided permits or engineer-stamped documentation. Their contract said the work would be done to code. Cutting manufactured trusses for skylights requires engineering, permits, and inspection. When we raised the lack of permits over the phone, we were told we had not specifically asked for permits, and that the salesperson should not have included "to code" language in the contract. That was shocking from a company selling itself as a skylight specialist. After the original install, we inspected the attic ourselves and found cut truss members that appeared to be hanging or not properly attached, no visible hangers, large gaps, odd scrap-like framing, and no clear reinforcement. We had to demand permit paperwork, an inspection path, and engineer documentation that should have existed before work began. The insulation was wrong initially. The contract referenced R-40 insulation, but they first installed rough R-13 insulation that looked temporary and poorly fitted. We only got that corrected after pushing back. Even after engineer-stamped details were produced, their crew came back and still did not follow them. We found wrong hardware, missing vertical members, inconsistent fastening, hardware attached on only one face in some locations, and fasteners that did not match the engineered requirements. We warned months earlier that the screws were wrong and would not pass inspection. They denied there was a problem, then later had to send an installer back after inspection required correction. They tried to schedule drywall before structural and permit issues were resolved. We had to stop that from happening. They framed the permit delay as "King County takes time," but the inspector told us this timeline was not normal and only took this long because the contractor had not followed code and had to get the permit after the fact. Communication was terrible. Once issues started, the owner became verbally aggressive with my spouse on the phone, so we required communication in writing. Even then, they often did not respond until we escalated. Later he told us that if we had timeline concerns, we should "contact the county and threaten them." The office and field crews seemed disconnected. Installers did not understand the insulation requirements, structural work did not match the engineer's details, and later the drywall crew showed up without understanding the full scope. Jobsite management was awful. After one installer was injured, they left Ram Board with blood on it inside our home and did not notify us. We asked them to clean it up and they refused, so we removed it ourselves because we have pets. Later, their crew was visibly annoyed. They also tried to rely on thin painter's tarp where we had asked for proper floor protection. They left a Honey Bucket in our yard for months and appeared to forget about it until we reminded them near final payment. Their final invoice included charges for things they did not do, including interior scaffolding even though no scaffolding was used. Even after closing out the balance, they never responded to requests for the lien waiver/release discussed at the beginning and referenced in the contract. Completion does not redeem the experience. I would never hire this company again or recommend them for skylight cut-ins. A certified skylight specialist should not require months of homeowner pressure to complete a code-compliant job.

When I lived in Redmond, I wanted to have some skylights put in. This was my first time getting a…read morecontractor, so I was inexperienced in doing screening. During the estimate, Craig seemed nice enough. He gave an estimate and was very professional and courteous. so I made an appointment with him. After waiting for over a month, they just plain missed my appointment. When I called they were on their way to another job. No apologies, as if that's the way it was. They said they could schedule me in for the following week. Against my better judgment, I agreed. The second appointment, they were over an hour late without calling. Then after cutting the ceiling without checking the attic first, they said in order to install the skylight as I asked, they need to charge extra. This is something they could have known and taken into account just by looking in the attic, so it's sort of a hidden charge to add to the original estimate. Since they had already cut a big hole in my ceiling at this point, I agreed to it to keep moving forward. When they put the skylight in, one of the frames they used had a piece of wood that broke in half and only half remained on the frame. However, Craig insisted it wasn't part of the support and would be sturdy. Even if it's not part of the frame, using broken off wood (half of which was gone) on parts that are unseen separates the good contractors from bad contractors. For cleaning up, they used this shop vac but somehow didn't close the lid, so when they vacuumed, a layer of particle dust was sprinkled all over the house and the entire house was in this hazardous dust. Lastly, when I asked them if they could wipe the skylights before they go because I don't personally like going up to the roof, they spat, yes just like that, on the windows to wipe it. How is that for respecting their customers. Afterwards, we noticed that there were spots where the texture wasn't done right, so we asked them to fix it. One day, without ringing our doorbell, they just climbed up on the roof, unscrewed the skylight, sprayed some of the texture spray, closed it back up and left. They really have a disregard for the privacy of their customers. They are the worst type of contractors. Poor quality work, hidden charges, and just plain rude. Avoid like the plague!

A contractor I was working with recommended Bellevue Roofing Company as he had worked with them…read moreyears ago. Keith was very straightforward with the pricing estimate & came in around or lower than other company estimates. They are a family owned business & have been around for 30 years. The crew was respectful & efficient. They dropped by unannounced toward the end of the project & my wife was telecommuting from home so we sent them away. They arranged a new time to finish up & came back at our convenience. The only additional costs from the estimate was the replacement of rotting boards, which was only a couple hundred extra. I'm very happy with their honesty & their detailed work & explanation of the process. I recommend them for anyone who is looking for a roofer on the East Side.

Tekline Roofing did a great job. Roof looks amazing, the crew was friendly and professional and the…read morecompany stands by their products and services.

Tekline did a amazing job! Very thorough and professional! They brought their own bathroom! Also…read morethey were very tidy at the end of the project! I would recommend these guys !

Valentine Roofing has cleaned my roof annually for the past 3-4 years. However, nearly every time,…read moreI've had to ask them to return because the downspouts were not cleaned properly. On one occasion, they placed their ladder directly against my new gutters, scraping the paint, and later had to return to touch up the damage. I don't want to have to micromanage the work; I expect the job to be completed properly the first time. Their "checklist" is dishonest; this year, it's taken 3 separate visits to clean out the downspouts. I've also learned they didn't clean out my gutters with a leaf-guard like screens, so I have gutters with four years of packed debris. I feel misled by Valentine Roofing.

Updating with new information- There is now drywall damage to the interior of the house…read more Edit to Original- after concerns where made clear, Valentine did take the time to address the issues to the work and did come out on multiple occasions to make it right. There is still a disagreement as to the aesthetic of the work, but I definitely appreciate the willingness to listen and attempt to correct. Valentine dumps a hefty amount of its resources into advertising "quality work" boasting being voted the "Best in the PNW" by the Seattle Times and getting a "Super Service Award" by Angi to get consumers, like me, to take a second look at it when it comes time for roof work. While I very much would've liked to have paid for the work advertised, I didn't. We signed the contract four months before the actual work started. The estimator was very likeable, down to earth, and addressed all questions we had. We asked for the estimate to include all possible costs so we could budget accordingly. He agreed and provided us an estimate that we thought was the "worst case scenario" number. We felt at ease. We felt we went with a contractor that wasn't cheap, but one we felt could provide quality work that was done with care. Four months later the work began. Instead of working with the estimator, we now have a project manager that is our point of contact. Day one, we're told our "worst case scenario" number wasn't actually the worst case... we were now told it's $3k more than we thought we'd owe, at most. Not the best news to get the first day and frustrating after having a candid conversation about surprise charges. During the first few days of the work, our project manager was unreachable for multiple hours at a time while the work was happening. The weather was not great and there was intermittent rainfall during the first week of work. We had concerns of water intrusion, runoff not being drained properly, and the roof being exposed. Our gutters were torn off and the fascia exposed. We were told that everything would be put back together once the roof was done. When the rain wouldn't let up, and we noticed the water not draining properly, we continued to contact the PM. We were told everything was protected. It wasn't until we showed photos and videos of the issues we saw that anything was actually done. The second half of the job went better in terms of communication, but we still had concerns about the aesthetic of the roof, but gave them the benefit of the doubt until the job was done before addressing the concern, again. The roof work finished. Not being a roof expert, I can't speak to the durability of the roof nor can I address leak prevention, but I can say it looks terrible and sloppy. Our roof looks worse than it did before they started. The gutters were initially reattached incorrectly, the flashing wasn't cut to the correct length on multiple areas causing an overlap with the flashing attachment. When this was brought up, we were met with a slight openness to address our issues, but ultimately half-assed, semi fixes and ignoring the majority of our complaints was the final result. If we would've selected a roofer that claimed to have the cheapest price and the quickest turnaround, I think this outcome would be more understandable. We didn't do that. We thought we were paying for quality. For a company that leans so heavy into advertising as being the best, we really expected more