This cedar shake monster is one of the biggest roofing projects in recent memory. Located on Redmond’s Gunshy Ridge off Union Hill Rd, this was an intriguing challenge. As you can see there are many angles and “cuts” to be made. A lot of unique architecture made for some highly detailed work. Our customer is very excited about his …
We are finished with the cedar shingle installation. It looks great! It took us seven days and the roof surface was about 6,500 square feet. Our customer wanted a look that would go well with his Japanese Garden. He didn’t want the thick, rugged, hand-split cedar shake look. Instead he opted for a cleaner, neater look in the cedar shingle. …
I’m a little behind on blogging about our shingle project in Redmond. Here are some updated pictures. The pictures show the half-way finished installation. It is looking really good! Today it is raining but I will get some pictures of the final product soon.
We are installing cedar shingles on a roof that was previously cedar shakes. This project is off 129th in Redmond. A lot of people think that shake and shingles mean the same thing but they don’t. They are both cedar, but shingles are 18″ in height and are installed at a 5 1/2″ exposure while cedar shakes are 24″ in height …