Ensuring that your roofing contractor is licensed provides a basic level of assurance that they are professional and legitimate. Licensing requirements vary, so it’s important to research your local laws. Four Seasons Roofing is a licensed roofing contractor in the State of Washington. Our license number is FOURSRS016QA.

These coverages protect you from liability if a worker is injured on your property or if there’s accidental property damage. Four Seasons Roofing is fully insured with worker compensation that is provided by Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (L&I). Our L&I number is 961,844-01.  Our liability insurance is provided by Choice Insurance.

Speaking with previous customers can give you an idea of what to expect from the contractor’s workmanship and customer service. See our Testimonials page for reviews of our work, and ask our customer service rep for a list of current references.

The contractor should be able to provide a written estimate with a detailed explanation of what is included in your new roof system. Your Four Seasons sales representative will provide you with a detailed proposal with a full scope of work during their visit to your home after reviewing your current roof.

Understanding the warranty is crucial. It should cover both the materials used and the labor for installation. Four Seasons Roofing utilizes roofing products from the best manufacturers in the industry. Each of these manufacturers provides specific warranties for their products that will provide you with the best protection. Four Seasons also provides you with our Shield of Protection guaranteeing our workmanship for up to 25 years.

It’s important to know who will be supervising the job to ensure it is completed correctly and to satisfaction. Your Four Seasons team will have a crew leader that is there throughout the project providing you an immediate point of contact while your project is progressing and ensuring it is done to specifications. A Four Seasons project manager will also be assigned to your project that will make frequent stops during the project to ensure everything is going smoothly and answer any questions you may have.

The contractor should take steps to protect your property and clean up thoroughly after the job. Four Seasons will assess the current condition of your property when they first arrive and will take the necessary steps to protect your home and your neighbors if they are in close proximity to your property. The Four Seasons crew will take all precautions to protect your house, driveway, and landscaping throughout the project, and will clean up and remove any debris at the end of each day.

Knowing the timeline can help you plan accordingly. However, bear in mind that unforeseen circumstances like weather conditions and prior project circumstances can cause delays. Once we receive your signed proposal, Four Seasons will provide you with an anticipated start date for your project. This is an approximate start date and could change depending on these unforeseen circumstances. Once your project is underway, a typical home can often be completed in two to four days depending on the size and complexity of your project.

Proper ventilation is crucial to the longevity of your roof and can help prevent issues like condensation that can lead to mold growth, overheating and ice dams. Your Four Seasons sales representative will make an initial assessment of your home and roof to determine what potential changes need to be made to ensure proper ventilation. The Four Seasons crew along with the Four Seasons Project Manager will also make recommend adjustments as needed during the project as they are able to complete a deeper inspection of the attic space once the existing roof is removed.

It’s essential to understand the process if the contractor encounters unexpected issues that may increase costs. The Four Seasons Project Manager and/or office personnel will communicate with you throughout the project to keep you informed of any changes to the original proposal. A written estimate will be provided with a detailed description of the change and the cost along with the request for your approval.