Typical jobs across Ferry County

The calls we handle most often: what homeowners notice, what our technicians do, and what to expect.

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What homeowners notice: After a heavy snowfall the owner notices a sag along the ridge and a door at the top of the stairs that has begun to stick. The covering looks sound from the ground.
What we do: The attic is read first. The rafters are measured against the county snow minimum at fixed points, and a brace that has cracked at its joint is marked for sistering. The covering is left alone until the frame is strengthened.
What to expect: The frame work is written as its own line in the scope, with the readings attached, and the owner has a record to compare at the next spring visit.

one day for the reading, then the frame work typical visit

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What homeowners notice: A ridge of ice forms at the eave every winter, and in the thaw a stain appears on the top-floor ceiling near an outside wall.
What we do: The eave is checked for the ice barrier and the flashing, and the attic is checked for thin insulation at the outside wall and blocked soffit vents. The ice is cleared without chipping the shingles.
What to expect: The owner receives a list with two parts: the roof-edge repair and the attic work, so the cause is addressed and not only the ice.

half a day typical visit

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What homeowners notice: After a season of fires in the county, the owner wants a record of the vents, the screens, the gutters and the eave before the next fire season.
What we do: Each vent is measured and its screen checked from the attic side. The gutters are cleared of dry debris and a guard is fitted where it builds fastest. Gaps at the eave are sealed or noted.
What to expect: A written list of openings with their condition and the work done, kept with the house file for the next season.

half a day typical visit

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What homeowners notice: After a strong wind the owner sees several tabs lifted along the windward edge and a loose ridge cap. The rest of the roof looks normal.
What we do: The lifted edge is checked nail by nail, and failed nails are replaced in sound wood. Matching shingles are fitted, and the course below is checked for the same lift.
What to expect: The repair is recorded with the fixing count and the photographs of the underside, which the owner keeps for any later claim.

one visit typical visit

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What homeowners notice: A slab of snow slides off a metal roof and bends the first panels at the eave, and a fastener at the seam has backed out.
What we do: The bent panels are re-set where the metal can take it, and the seam is re-formed to the profile. The loose fastener is replaced with one of the right length, and the eave trim is re-fixed into the fascia.
What to expect: The owner receives the panel positions and the list of fasteners replaced, and a note on where a snow guard would stop the next slab.

one day typical visit

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