Orca Roofing & Exteriors

About Orca Roofing & Exteriors

Under the fir canopy of Bridle Trails, where horse trails wind between rooflines instead of sidewalks, a heavy wet snow sits differently on a roof than it does on the ground — and knowing how much weight a given pitch can carry is the first thing Orca Roofing & Exteriors checks before touching a shovel. The crew works the eaves and valleys where ice dams like to form, clearing them before meltwater has anywhere to go but backward under the shingles. It's careful work above a house full of people, done at a height where a mistake costs more than a morning. A roofline swept clean and a gutter running free again is the difference between a passing storm and a spring leak nobody saw coming.