Clear roofing starts before the crew arrives.

Meet us at the property, understand your options, and decide whether Redstone is right for the job.

Request a roof inspection
Free inspections
We meet you at the property and explain what we find.
Typical start: 2–4 weeks*
We discuss the expected start window before you sign and keep you informed of changes.
50% at signing. 50% at completion.
A deposit books the work; the balance is due when the job is complete.
In-house crews
Your roofing work is performed by Redstone employees. Here, we're a family, and our work is never outsourced.

*Two to four weeks is a typical start window, not a guarantee. Weather, material availability, project scope, and active jobs can affect timing.

Before you hire us.

  1. We inspect the roof in person.

    We meet you at the property, perform a comprehensive assessment of your roof, and document our findings. A drone helps us assess areas we cannot reach safely.

  2. We explain what we found.

    We talk through the roof’s condition and your options, then explain our recommendation, the price, and the expected schedule. We also answer your questions.

  3. You decide how to proceed.

    We keep the conversation open as you review the proposal, so you understand what is included and can decide with confidence. By accepting our proposal and allowing us to proceed, together we succeed.

Aerial view of rooftops and a construction site in Seattle
Seattle rooftops. Stock photo: Willian Justen de Vasconcellos / Pexels.

After you approve the work.

  1. Production begins even before we arrive.

    We confirm the start date and what to expect before our crew arrives. During the job, we keep you informed about progress and unforeseen changes. You can reach us directly to ask questions and understand the work.

  2. We verify workmanship and confirm completion.

    We perform final quality checks and confirm completion, providing an in-person walkthrough if needed to answer your questions. Our team remains available for future questions or needs.

Roofing materials being installed on a residential roof
Roofing installation. Stock photo: Ryan Stephens / Pexels.