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Camas, WA

Roofing Contractor Camas, WA - Repairs, Replacement & Storm Damage

Leak, storm damage, or a roof you know is getting old - we will come out, get on it, and tell you honestly what it needs. Free inspection and written estimate, and we will say so if you have years left.

  • 5/5 from 30+ verified Google reviews
  • Licensed WA & OR · bonded · insured
  • Free inspection and written estimate

No trip charge, no pressure, and we will tell you if your roof has years left.

Drone aerial of a Camas, WA home with new roof installed by Quality Master

Roofing in Camas at a glance

Call and we inspect your roof free, document it with photos and drone footage, and email you a written report and estimate. Most Camas re-roofs run one to three days. The thing that moves a Camas quote most is pitch: Prune Hill, Lacamas Heights and Grass Valley homes commonly run 8/12 to 12/12, which is slower, needs more fall protection, and costs more per square than a walkable roof. Those hilltops also catch wind that lowland Vancouver does not, so we usually spec 130-mph wind-rated architectural shingles here rather than the standard 110-mph line. Permits go through the City of Camas and we pull them.

  • Free inspection and written estimate in Camas, no trip charge
  • 5/5 from 30+ verified Google reviews
  • Licensed WA (QUALIML786JF) and OR (CCB 243945), bonded and insured
  • We pull the permit: City of Camas
  • What we do most here: First-replacement re-roof on 1990s-2010s subdivision homes; James Hardie siding wraps on hillside custom homes; Steep-pitch architectural shingle install in Prune Hill / Lacamas Heights
  • Why quotes vary in Camas: Camas housing skews newer and larger than the Clark County average - 1990s-2010s subdivisions in Prune Hill, Grass Valley, Camas Meadows, and Dawson's Ridge make up most of what we work on, with a smaller pocket of historic downtown homes near the mill.
  • Neighborhoods we work: Prune Hill, Grass Valley, Lacamas Heights, Forest Home, Camas Meadows, Dawson's Ridge, Fern Prairie, Downtown Camas

Manufacturer-certified, and licensed where you live

CertainTeed ShingleMaster & Master Shingle ApplicatorMalarkey Emerald Pro ContractorJames Hardie certified installerOwens Corning preferred contractor

Licensed & verifiable

WA QUALIML786JF · OR CCB 243945. Check us at Washington L&I.

Who pulls your permit

City of Camas. We pull it and coordinate the inspection.

Owner on every job

Victor Santiago walks each project before we call it finished.

Roofing in Camas, WA

Roofing Camas, WA: what the pitch does to your quote.

Most Camas calls come from one of three places: something is leaking, wind took shingles off a hilltop elevation, or a Camas Meadows or Forest Home owner has worked out that their original roof is now past twenty. All three start the same way - we come out, walk it, photograph what we find, and tell you which one you actually have. Sometimes the honest answer is that you have five years left and should call us then.

If you do need a roof, pitch is the number that surprises people. A 12/12 in Prune Hill is not the same job as a 4/12 in Orchards even at identical square footage: it is slower, it needs staging and fall protection, and the crew moves at a fraction of the pace. That is most of why two quotes for houses of the same size can be so far apart, and it is worth asking any bidder to show you the pitch they measured.

The second Camas variable is what the builder used. The 1990s to 2010s subdivisions went up with felt underlayment rather than synthetic, and owners are often surprised to find that out on tear-off day. We upgrade it as part of the install and say so in the estimate rather than treating it as an extra.

Wind is the third. Camas hilltops sit above the lowland fog line and take gorge-edge gusts, so we spec the heavier 130-mph laminated lines and 6-nail at eaves and rakes regardless of pitch. The upcharge is small against the cost of replacing shingles that came off in January.

Neighborhoods we work in

Prune HillGrass ValleyLacamas HeightsForest HomeCamas MeadowsDawson's RidgeFern PrairieDowntown Camas

Storm damage

A tree came down, or the wind took shingles. Now what?

Call us and we will come out and look, free. We photograph and drone-document the damage, tarp anything actively letting water in, and give you a written report. If you are filing a claim we work directly with your adjuster and speak their language, so you are not the one translating between a roofer and an insurer.

  • Free post-storm inspection, no trip charge
  • Photo and drone documentation for your claim
  • Emergency tarping to stop active water entry
  • We deal with your adjuster directly

What we typically do in Camas

Common projects for Camas homeowners.

Camas housing skews newer and larger than the Clark County average - 1990s-2010s subdivisions in Prune Hill, Grass Valley, Camas Meadows, and Dawson's Ridge make up most of what we work on, with a smaller pocket of historic downtown homes near the mill.

  • First-replacement re-roof on 1990s-2010s subdivision homes
  • James Hardie siding wraps on hillside custom homes
  • Steep-pitch architectural shingle install in Prune Hill / Lacamas Heights
  • Skylight + sun tunnel installs during re-roof
  • Multi-gable / dormer-heavy flashing work

Our services in Camas

Roofing Camas, WA plus five more trades from one crew.

Roofing in Camas, WA

Roof replacement, repair and storm damage - this page.

Siding in Camas, WA

Open butt joints, soft trim, or you are simply tired of repainting every few years. We come out free, open a section so you can see what is behind it, and tell you whether this is a repair or a re-side.

Gutters in Camas, WA

Covered on our Camas, WA siding page - the two come off and go back on together.

Decks in Camas, WA

On a sloped Camas lot the deck is an elevated structure, and most of the cost sits in footings and posts you will never look at again. Free design consult, and we will explain what you are paying for.

Windows in Camas, WA

Haze between the panes that will not clean off is a failed seal, and on Camas Meadows-era houses it is rarely just the one window. We assess free and quote per opening, so you can see exactly where the money is.

Skylights in Camas, WA

Covered on our Camas, WA windows page - the two come off and go back on together.

Verified reviews

5/5 across 30+ Google reviews.

Real customers, real names, and you can read every one of them on Google rather than taking our word for it.

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"The whole process of changing a roof from quote to completion was managed on schedule, at a fair price, and delivered as expected. My neighbors are as impressed as I am."

pytusiray
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"Quality Master R&R improved airflow in the attic, an area often neglected. They went above and beyond to make sure I got a quality roof and ample gutters."

Sara Gondek
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"Victor and his crew did an awesome job replacing our cedar roof to shingles. Everything went as promised and couldn't be happier with price and quality."

Albert Aguirre
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Before you hire anyone

The four things Camas homeowners actually worry about.

Will the estimate hold, or will it change once the roof is open?

We state the per-sheet decking rate in writing before the tear-off starts, so rot found under the old roof is a known number rather than a renegotiation. On Camas homes we tell you what we expect to find and why.

Are you actually licensed here?

Washington QUALIML786JF and Oregon CCB 243945, both bonded and insured. Look either up yourself before you sign anything - the numbers are public record, and any contractor who will not give you theirs is telling you something.

Will the manufacturer warranty actually be honored?

Manufacturer system warranties cover materials and workmanship only when a certified installer registers the job. We are CertainTeed ShingleMaster and Malarkey Emerald Pro, and we register every roof. An uncertified crew can only pass on the shingle warranty.

How long will my house be torn open?

One to three days for most single-family re-roofs. We schedule around forecasted dry days, tarp aggressively if weather turns mid-job, protect the landscaping, and run a magnetic sweep for nails before we leave.

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Camas FAQ

Roofing contractor Camas, WA questions, answered.

What's the average cost to replace a roof in Camas, WA?

Camas roofs are often larger and more complex than the Clark County average - multi-gable rooflines, steeper pitches, and bigger square footages are common in Prune Hill, Lacamas Heights, and Grass Valley. Expect $14,000-$30,000+ for most full tear-off and replacement projects. Free written estimate per project.

Are Camas roofs really steeper than other Clark County homes?

Often yes - many of the custom and semi-custom homes in Prune Hill, Lacamas Heights, and Grass Valley were built with 8/12 to 12/12 pitches to fit the hillside terrain. We size our crew, fall protection, and shingle line for the pitch. Steeper roofs cost more per square because they're slower and require more safety setup.

Do you install James Hardie siding in Camas?

Yes - Camas is one of our highest-volume Hardie siding markets. The combination of larger custom homes, design-conscious owners, and a willingness to invest in 30-year siding makes Hardie a natural fit. We're certified James Hardie installers and follow Hardie's blind-nailing and gap specs to maintain the manufacturer warranty.

Do I need a permit to re-roof my Camas home?

Yes. The City of Camas requires a building permit for most residential re-roofs. We pull and coordinate the permit. Permit timing is usually a few business days for same-trade work; it stretches when there's structural work (replacing rotted decking, adding skylights, deck/cover tie-ins).

How does Camas weather affect my roofing decision?

Camas hilltops get more wind than lowland Vancouver - gorge-edge gusts in winter can hit 60+ mph. We typically spec heavier architectural shingles rated for 130-mph wind on Prune Hill and Lacamas Heights homes, and we use 6-nail patterns at the eaves and rakes regardless of pitch.

Roofing contractor Camas, WA - ready when you are.

Camas, WA homeowners - call us or send a quick form, and we'll have someone out for a free estimate within a couple of days.