Peaks and Valley Roofing, LLC

About Peaks and Valley Roofing, LLC

From a rooftop in Union Gap, the view runs both ways — south toward the gap that splits the ridge and gives the town its name, north out across the flat floor of the Yakima Valley. Peaks and Valley Roofing spends most of its time up on that line between ridge and valley, so a hard freeze that rims an eave with ice is a problem this crew already knows how to read from above. Clearing packed snow and ice off a roof edge before it can back up under the shingles is a different kind of winter work than a driveway, done at height instead of at ground level. The valley's cold snaps are usually short and dry, but a wet snow followed by a freeze is exactly the combination that turns a rooftop dangerous. It's work done above the town rather than across it, watching the same ridge and valley line from a vantage most residents never see.