Roofing across Grant County.
StoneHaven Construction is based in Moses Lake and works on homes across all of Grant County, from Grand Coulee at the north end to Mattawa and Desert Aire at the south. Not sure if your town is in range? Call and ask.
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Grant County, town by town.
Distances are approximate, measured from Moses Lake. Each page covers what we see on roofs in that town and answers the questions people there ask most. We also work in the smaller communities in between, including Hartline, Wilson Creek, Stratford and Beverly.
Moses Lake, WA
Moses Lake roofs, neighborhood by neighborhood.
Roofing in Moses Lake~18 mi northwest · Grant CountyEphrata, WA
The strongest gust of the May 2026 storm.
Roofing in Ephrata~20 mi northwest · Grant CountySoap Lake, WA
A roof you don’t see every week.
Roofing in Soap Lake~27 mi west · Grant CountyQuincy, WA
Open ground and steady wind.
Roofing in Quincy~15 mi southeast · Grant CountyWarden, WA
A small town with a lot of sky.
Roofing in Warden~22 mi southwest · Grant CountyRoyal City, WA
Roofs on the Royal Slope.
Roofing in Royal City~27 mi west · Grant CountyGeorge, WA
Out on the I-90 corridor.
Roofing in George~40 mi southwest · Grant CountyMattawa & Desert Aire, WA
The far corner of the county, still in range.
Roofing in Mattawa~33 mi north · Grant CountyCoulee City, WA
At the south end of Banks Lake.
Roofing in Coulee City~57 mi north · Grant CountyGrand Coulee & Electric City, WA
The top end of Grant County.
Roofing in Grand CouleeService area questions.
What areas does StoneHaven Construction serve?
Moses Lake and all of Grant County, including Ephrata, Soap Lake, Quincy, George, Warden, Royal City, Mattawa, Desert Aire, Coulee City, Grand Coulee and Electric City.
My town isn’t on the list. Can you still come out?
Call (509) 998-1944 and ask. The list covers where we work most, not every place we’ll go.
Is StoneHaven registered in Washington?
Yes. WA contractor reg. # [WA REG. #]. You can confirm it on the Department of Labor & Industries’ Verify tool.
Is the phone line really open 24 hours?
Yes. If water is coming in, call (509) 998-1944 any time.
Talk to a roofer who’s local.
Send the details or call. We’ll set a time to look at the roof and tell you what we find.