Roofing in Soap Lake, WA
StoneHaven Construction replaces, repairs and inspects roofs in Soap Lake, at the south end of the lake in the Lower Grand Coulee, about 20 miles northwest of our shop in Moses Lake.
- 5.0 on Google, 26 reviews
- Phone line open 24 hours
- Written estimate before work starts
StoneHaven in Soap Lake
At a glance- Distance
- About 20 miles northwest of Moses Lake
- County
- Grant County, WA
- Services
- Roof replacement, leak repair, roof inspections and exterior work
- Phone line
- (509) 998-1944, open 24 hours
- Google rating
- 5.0 from 26 reviews
- WA registration
- Reg. # [WA REG. #]
A roof you don’t see every week.
Soap Lake has its share of homes whose owners aren’t there every day: vacation places, rentals and houses kept in the family. A small leak in a house nobody’s in can run for weeks before anyone sees a stain.
That’s where a photo report helps. We go up, photograph every item and mark each one good, watch or repair, so you can make a decision about the roof without driving out to look at it yourself.
Homes here also sit open to the wind coming down the coulee, and many are older, with porches and add-ons tied into the main roof. Those seams are where leaks like to start.
Where Soap Lake roofs give out.
Leaks nobody’s home to see
Water that gets in while a house sits empty soaks insulation and decking before it ever shows on a ceiling. A yearly look catches it early.
Porch and add-on tie-ins
Where a newer roof meets an older one, the flashing has to carry water across the joint. It’s one of the first things we check.
Wind down the coulee
Open exposure means edges and ridges take the most abuse. Lifted shingles get resealed or replaced before they start a leak.
Roofing first, exterior too.
New roofs, leak repairs and inspections are the core of the work. Exterior projects come along when a job needs them.
Roof replacement
Tear-off to the deck, new membrane, underlayment, metal and shingles, built for Soap Lake wind and sun.
How it works02Leaks & repairs
We trace Soap Lake leaks back to the flashing, boot or seam that’s letting water in, then fix that spot.
How it works03Roof inspections
A plain report with a photo of every item, marked good, watch or repair.
How it works04Exterior work
Decks, exterior painting, fascia and trim repairs, and additions tied into the roof.
How it worksHow the work goes, start to finish
- Step 1
Inspection and photos
We look at the roof and the attic and photograph what we find.
- Step 2
Written estimate
A clear scope and a fair price before any work starts.
- Step 3
The work
A repair, or a full tear-off down to the deck and a new roof system.
- Step 4
Cleanup and walkthrough
Nails swept up, debris hauled off, and a final walk around the job with you.
Soap Lake roofing questions.
Do you serve Soap Lake?
Yes. Soap Lake is about 20 miles northwest of our shop in Moses Lake and part of our Grant County service area.
Can you inspect my Soap Lake home if I’m not there full time?
Yes. Set a time with us and you’ll get a plain report: each part of the roof marked good, watch or repair, with a photo of each item.
What’s the difference between a repair and an inspection?
A repair fixes a problem you already know about, like a leak. An inspection is a full look at the roof, flashing and edges, written up with photos, so you know what needs work now and what can wait.
Will you try to sell me a new roof?
No. If it only needs a repair, or nothing at all, the report says so.
“Straight answers, fair pricing, no runaround, and the work speaks for itself.”
Also working nearby.
Same crew, same written estimate, same 24-hour phone line.
Get a straight answer on your Soap Lake roof.
Send the details or call. We’ll set a time to look at the roof and tell you what we find.