Bill's Roofing, Inc.

About Bill's Roofing, Inc.

Graham spreads wide and quiet between Tacoma's edge and the timber climbing toward Mount Rainier, its farmhouses and split-level roofs set back along gravel lanes and open pasture. Bill's Roofing works those rooflines through the cold months, walking ridgelines slick with frost to clear the weight that piles along eaves and valleys before it can back up under the shingles. Fog sits low over the open fields here on most winter mornings, and a roof cleared before it burns off is a roof that will carry the rest of the season without a leak. The crew knows which pitches hold snow longest — the steep dormers on the newer builds, the low barn roofs out past the blueberry fields — and clears them by feel as much as by ladder. There's a plain satisfaction in a clean, even roofline against a gray Graham sky, snow banked neatly at the edge instead of clinging where it doesn't belong.