Roof damage can become an extensive problem in a surprisingly short amount of time. Leaks, moss, and debris lead to all kinds of moisture problems that can shorten the life of your roof. Proper repairs and maintenance are key to helping it last as long as possible.
Our experienced roofers are highly trained so we don’t need to use subcontractors. All Warner Roofing crews take pride in their workmanship, reputation, and professionalism.
Warner Roofing and Construction is a full-service Vancouver WA roofing contractor. From new construction roofing installation to repair and maintenance, we also provide gutter, skylight, and solar tube installations. With our background in construction, we can also work on certain aspects of attic repair as well.
If there’s been accidental damage to your roofing, or the roofing materials have just reached the end of their lifespan, Warner Construction takes away the old material, inspects the remaining roofing materials (underlayment, decking), and installs the roofing of your choice. We also work with new construction if you’re planning a new, custom home.
Think about changing the way your home looks? New roofing provides an immediate upgrade! But if the existing roof still has a lot of years left in it, we may be able to put the new material over the old. This isn’t always an option but is faster and less expensive than a complete tear-off.
If there’s been accidental damage to your roofing, or the roofing materials have just reached the end of their lifespan, Warner Construction takes away the old material, inspects the remaining roofing materials (underlayment, decking), and installs the roofing of your choice. We also work with new construction if you’re planning a new, custom home.
Obvious roof damage is pretty easy to spot, but it’s the little issues that can cause big problems. If you’re noticing watermarks on your ceiling or other water damage inside the home, there may be an issue with your roof. We’ll do a thorough inspection and let you know what needs to be done to make your roof right again.
Bathing the interior of your home with the sun’s rays is one of the highlights during the Spring and Summer months. But even on those cloudy days, using natural light can help with electrical bills and overall energy efficiency. Skylight and Solar Tubes also add a point of interest to any residential home.
One of the most important parts of any roofing system, gutters take rainwater and melted snow and ice off the roof and away from your home. Without properly functioning gutters, you could experience damage to landscaping near your home or even the foundation. We remove and install new gutters on any home.
With three decades of experience, Warner Roofing and Construction has seen how roofing materials have improved with age. Instead of 3-tab shingles that last maybe 20 years, asphalt, composite, and architectural shingles can last up to 30 years or more with the proper maintenance without breaking the bank.
While we’re well-versed in the more common roofing materials, we also have experience with other types of roofing materials, too. Cedar shake shingles, composite slate, and metal roofing all have their own unique properties and installation methods. And if you don’t use a professional contractor, you could be facing some pretty big repair bills in the near future.
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Read More(Updated Sept. 2025) How to Spot Problems Early, Extend Roof Life, and Know When to Call a Pro Why Small Roof Issues Turn Into Big Bills Most roof problems don’t start as disasters. They begin as a lifted shingle edge, a handful of loose granules, or a gutter that overflows…
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