Mountaintop Metal Roofing

Today, we pause to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to this country.

For many families—including some on our team—Memorial Day is personal.

The freedom to build a life, raise a family, run a business, and do the work we care about exists because others made the ultimate sacrifice to protect it.

Our office is closed today, 5/25, in remembrance and gratitude.

We love hearing back from our customers!

This homeowner had a 14 year old composite roof that was at the end of its life. Investing in a major home improvement project will lead to stress and anxiety over more than the end product: Trust and confidence in who you hire to make sure you are receiving:

• Clear communication
• Follow-through
• Respect for their time and property
• Knowing what to expect throughout the process

This homeowner did their due diligence and researched and compared mulltiple companies heavily, and chose to partner with Mountaintop Metal Roofing and transform the home with our Sterling Grey Standing Seam roofing system.

This review highlights concerns most homeowners have when needing to invest in an upgrade for their home.

This is exactly why our business model is built on quality and communication. When it's time to replace your roof, we are here to help make it an enjoyable experience

Do it once. Do it right.

A lot of homeowners reach this point eventually.

The roof has had a leak repaired, moss keeps coming back, shingles are flying away, lifting or granules are filling gutters.

Constant maintenance and repairs only lead to a future replacement. With rising costs and lower quality of asphalt products, it stops making sense to replace a roof multiple times.

This Longview, WA home had an aging composite roof and a previous leak repair that was starting to tell the story of what comes next.

So instead of doing the cycle again, they chose the last roof they’ll likely ever need:
Dawn Grey Embossed Metal Shingles installed by Mountaintop Metal Roofing.

What’s happening with a lot of roofs in the Northwest isn’t usually one big failure. It’s years of maintenance, repairs, moss, and small problems turning into larger ones over time.

That’s usually when homeowners start looking at the long-term instead of just the next replacement.

If you’re trying to figure out whether metal roofing actually makes sense for your home, you can now get instant pricing online.

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Do it once. Do it right.

This gorgeous home in Bothell, WA upgraded from a dated composite roof to our Black Slate metal shingle. Their home is now protected for a lifetime.

The homeowners saw the work Mountaintop Metal Roofing did on a neighbor's roof and their selection matches their home and neighborhood perfectly!

Do it once. Do it right.

Most people work for decades so they can enjoy retirement without worrying about major home projects.

What was happening here is pretty common.
An aging composite roof was starting to become something this homeowner would eventually have to deal with again.

At a certain point, replacing a roof every 10–15 years stops making sense—especially if this is the home you plan on staying in.

For this Sammamish homeowner, the right long-term move was our Mustang Brown Rustic Metal Shingle system backed by a lifetime warranty.

Do it once. Do it right.

With an aging cedar shake roof, constant maintenance becomes more than what it's worth.

At a certain point, cleaning it, repairing it, and worrying about what’s underneath stops making sense long-term.

For this home in Normandy Park, the decision was to move to a Charcoal Grey Embossed Slate metal shingle roof built for Northwest conditions—rain, moss, debris, and the kind of weather that exposes weak installation work later on.

Now the roof is handled once—and handled the right way.

Do it once. Do it right.

When thinking about your roof, ventilation is often an afterthought.

Take a look at what this homeowner in Portland, OR had to say. Now, they not only have a stunning Black Slate metal shingle on their home with a lifetime, transferable warranty, but proper ventilation and skylights !

Do it once. Do it right.

Floor-plans, finishes, and layout when having your forever home designed and built is a lot!

What usually gets less attention is the roof—until years later.

What’s happening at this stage is a decision that determines whether you’ll deal with it again… or not.

This stunning and unique new construction project in Camas, WA selected our Copper Penny Slate metal shingle for the last roof the home will need.

Built for Northwest conditions.
Installed in a way that won’t turn into a problem later.

At a certain point, building a home and planning to replace the roof in 10–15 years doesn’t really add up.

This is usually when people step back and ask what it would look like to handle it once—and be done.

If you’re in the process of building and want to think that through, we can walk you through what to expect.

Do it once. Do it right.

We’re wrapping up a beautiful Terra Cotta red metal shingle roof project right here in the Robin Rd area of Milwaukie—and we’d love for our neighbors to come take a look!

🏡 Pop-Up Neighborhood Open House
📍 Near SE Robin Rd, Milwaukie, OR
🕓 Today from 4:00–6:00 PM

If you’ve ever wondered what a metal shingle roof looks like up close, this is your chance. Stop by, see the craftsmanship, and grab a brochure to learn more about durability, energy efficiency, and curb appeal.

No pressure—just a chance to see something different and ask questions!

Do it once. Do it right.

What happens when a generic roofing company installs metal? This Tillamook County home is a prime example - the details were missed—fasteners, flashing, transitions. Once that starts, water finds its way in. In this case, it didn’t just stay in the roof—it made it into the walls.

At a certain point, repairing it stops making sense. You’re not fixing a spot—you’re working around a system that was never set up to hold long-term.

So we replaced it with a charcoal grey slate metal shingle—built for the coastal conditions and installed the way it needs to be by the best metal roofing installers in the PNW.

Beauty and peace of mind are what the homeowners have now.

If you’re looking at your roof and trying to figure out what actually makes sense long-term, that’s usually the point where it’s worth slowing down and walking it through.

Do it once. Do it right.