S & S Roofing LLC

About S & S Roofing LLC

Where the South Fork of the Stillaguamish comes in to join the North Fork just outside Arlington, river fog tends to hang thickest, rolling up into the streets nearest the water on the valley's coldest mornings. S & S Roofing works rooflines all through that part of town, and a fogged-in morning after a snowfall means working mostly by feel until the sun clears enough of it to see the full slope. Snow that lands wet near the river confluence carries more weight than the drier snow that sometimes falls up toward the foothills, so the crew treats a roof near the water differently than one on higher, drier ground across town. Ice along the eaves gets cleared before it can back up under shingles built for rain, not standing melt. Working carefully in low visibility is just part of the job here, and a roofline cleared before the fog lifts is one less thing a homeowner has to think about once the valley finally comes into view.