Projects · Yakima, Naches and Central Washington

Roofs and remodels we have built across the Yakima Valley

Every job below is ours, photographed by the crew or the customer. Each one is filed the way a roof goes together, from the tear-off to the last layer, under licence YAKIMRR785KB.

Chapter 01 · Naches, WA · Commercial re-roof

Naches Fruit Stand

A worn-out four-layer roof. We peeled back all four layers down to the structure, re-sheeted with 7/16 OSB, and welded 60 mil TPO over the top.

Every layer came off first, because a new membrane can only be as sound as the deck under it.

Finished white TPO roof on the Naches Fruit Stand after the four-layer tear-off and re-roof — The finished TPO re-roof at the Naches Fruit Stand.

The worn-out four-layer roof on the Naches Fruit Stand before work began — The worn-out four-layer roof before we started.

Crew peeling back the four layers of old roofing at the Naches Fruit Stand — Peeling back the four layers.

Tear-off in progress on the Naches Fruit Stand roof, old material stripped away — Tear-off progress, down to a clean base.

New 7/16 OSB panels going down on the Naches Fruit Stand roof — New 7/16 OSB panels, the base for the TPO.

TPO welding machine seaming the 60 mil membrane on the Naches Fruit Stand roof — The welder at work on the 60 mil membrane.

Chapter 02 · Yakima, WA · Commercial metal roof to TPO

Decco USA

The existing metal roof came off first. The crew resheeted with 7/16 OSB over the metal substrate, then rolled out 100-foot runs of TPO, screwing plates to hold the membrane down.

A telehandler delivered rolls and supplies straight to the roof, and the crew probed the seams before calling it done.

Commercial roofing

Aerial view of the finished white TPO roof at Decco USA in Yakima — The completed TPO roof at Decco USA, smooth and reflective from above.

Metal roof at Decco USA in Yakima during removal ahead of the OSB resheet — Metal roof removal, ahead of the resheet.

Yakima Roofing & Remodeling crew resheeting the Decco USA roof with 7/16 OSB — Resheeting with 7/16 OSB over the metal substrate.

Telehandler lifting TPO rolls and supplies to the roof at Decco USA — The telehandler feeds TPO rolls and supplies to the roof.

Roofers working along long rows of TPO membrane on the Decco USA roof — Crew working the rows of TPO over the new OSB.

New white TPO membrane meeting the substrate as installation progresses at Decco USA — New membrane meeting the substrate mid-install.

Chapter 03 · Yakima, WA · Winter 2022

LabCorp

The old built-up roof on the LabCorp building showed wear and cracks from years of exposure. We tore it off to the wood deck, and Western Materials lifted pallets of 60 mil TPO onto the roof.

Chimney, HVAC units and the other penetrations got their detail work before the membrane went around them.

Crew tearing off the old built-up roof at LabCorp in Yakima — Tearing the old built-up roof off to the wood deck.

Pallet of 60 mil TPO being lifted onto the LabCorp roof in Yakima — Western Materials lifting a pallet of 60 mil TPO.

Chimney detailing on the LabCorp roof during TPO installation — Chimney detailing before the TPO goes around it.

HVAC unit and brick chimney on the LabCorp roof during preparation — HVAC unit and brick chimney, prepped for sealing.

Completed 60 mil TPO membrane near the HVAC units on the LabCorp roof — Finished 60 mil TPO around the HVAC units.

Finished edge detail on the completed LabCorp TPO roof — Finished edge on the completed roof.

Chapter 04 · Yakima, WA · March 2024

Syntec US

A built-up roof tear-off, then a new roof drain and a 60 mil TPO membrane in its place.

The drain went in as part of the membrane system, so the roof moves water the way it should.

60 mil TPO membrane run up a parapet wall on the Syntec US roof in Yakima — 60 mil TPO run up the wall at Syntec US.

New roof drain set into the TPO membrane at Syntec US in Yakima — The new roof drain, built into the membrane.

Chapter 05 · Yakima, WA · Structure repair

Manufactured home roof and structural repair

We tore the roof off a manufactured home down to the trusses, and the trusses were in bad shape. Cracked and broken ones were reinforced to restore the structure before any new decking went on.

Roofing started in other areas while the major truss repairs were still in progress.

Residential roofing

Aerial view of the manufactured home project in Yakima with roofing under way and truss repairs in progress — From above: roofing begun, major truss repairs still in progress.

Roof on a manufactured home torn off, exposing the trusses — Stripped to the trusses.

Damaged trusses and insulation exposed on a manufactured home roof — Damaged trusses with insulation.

Close-up of a cracked truss on a manufactured home roof in Yakima — A cracked truss that needed reinforcing.

Reinforcement added to the roof trusses on a manufactured home — Reinforcement added, ready for new decking.

Chapter 06 · Gleed, WA · Doors and windows

Gleed doors and windows

Replaced all doors and windows and re-wrapped window trims.

French doors, entry doors and windows all came out and went back in new on one job, with the trim wrapped to finish it.

Doors and windows

Our yard sign out front for the Gleed job.

Crew installing a new door at the Gleed doors and windows job — Setting a new door.

Crew installing a replacement window at the Gleed job — A replacement window going in.

New French doors installed on the Gleed house — The new French doors.

Crew members carrying a new door into place at the Gleed job — Carrying a door in.

Chapter 07 · Central Washington · Metal and shingle

Residential roofs

Red standing seam metal on a log home. New grey architectural shingles with a skylight. A drone looking down on a tear-off with synthetic underlayment going down.

Complete tear-off is the default, so the deck is bare before ice guard and underlayment go on.

Residential roofing