Roofing

Whether the project is residential or commercial, you can be confident in our roofing services. We are certified GAF Master Elite Installers and use GAF Shingles and Roofing Materials to provide reliable, fashionable roofs that protect the things our customers treasure most. Visit our Gallery for completed Rainy Creek roofing projects.

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Rainy Creek Construction is a certified Master Elite installer of GAF Shingle. This means we can offer a 50 year limited warranty on our roofing projects. This industry leading warranty will provide you with years of peace of mind. This warranty is also transferable, providing value to the future owners of your home. Call today for your roof estimate!

Timberline HDZ® Shingles

Help improve your home’s resale value with Timberline HDZ® Shingles from GAF. Timberline® High Definition® Shingles with Advanced Protection® Shingle Technology are the #1-selling shingles in North America. Timberline HDZ® Shingles will not only protect your most valuable asset but also beautify your home for years to come. Learn more about Timberline HDZ® Shingles.

Don’t get caught with sudden, difficult, costly repairs. Keep a close eye on your roof and learn how to spot problems before they severely impact your wallet with these 7 danger signs. Still not sure if your roof needs repair? Contact us today!

1. A leak in the attic.
After a strong storm or wind-driven rain, take a look in the attic for signs of leaking. Ice damming can also cause water to enter the house if you don’t have an adequate shingle underlayment or if the flashing (the aluminum or steel used over roof joints, like chimneys and pipes) has deteriorated

2. Blistering or peeling interior or exterior paint.
When paint starts to peel off, the cause is likely trapped moisture in the house due to excessive temperature or high humidity from poor attic ventilation. The air in the attic needs to flow freely from the soffit to the ridge to reduce humidity. Make sure there is a vent in areas such as the kitchen or bathroom. Dryers should vent outside.

3. Stains on interior ceilings and walls; mold or mildew growth.
If you see stains or, even worse, mold growth inside your home, it may be caused by inadequate or faulty shingle underlayment that is allowing water to seep into the house. Inadequate ventilation could also be the culprit, which causes excessive moisture— conditions in which mold and mildew thrive.

4. Exterior decay, sheathing, and/or siding.
Poor attic ventilation is again a possible cause, but any condition that results in excess moisture can contribute to decay. One way to combat the problem is to put a vapor barrier between the insulation and the inside of the house, which can reduce the amount of moisture that goes into a wall and help the moisture escape from the wall

5. Missing, cracked, or curled shingles.
If you see that your shingles are dry or practically break when touched, that means they have reached the end of their useful life and it’s time to invest in a new roof.

6. Dark, “dirty-looking” areas on your roof.
This could mean your roof has vegetation, fungus, mold, or algae growth, or that the shingles’ protective granules have been lost. This doesn’t mean you need to replace your roof, but these stains can reduce curb appeal. Cleaning the shingles is an option, but that could shorten their life.

7. Hail Damage

Granule loss at points of impact, which may be accompanied by surface depression. Loss of mineral granules as an immediate or gradual consequence of storm damage can lead to the asphalt coating being directly exposed to the elements. This may lead to accelerated aging of the shingle.
Exposed fiberglass mat, where hail shattered the granule-asphalt surfacing causing it to break away from the fiberglass mat.