Great Cedar Roofs Don’t Happen by Accident -They’re Cared For the Right Way.

About us

We meet every roof with the same mindset: listen first, understand both the condition of the cedar and your plans for the home, and recommend what truly fits your situation — never more, never less.

The 6 Cedar Roof Essentials

Before you decide anything about your cedar roof, start here.These six essentials help you see the full picture, so you can make the right call for your roof, your timing, and your goals.

Q1. How do I know if my cedar roof needs cleaning and preservation?

Essential # 1 — When to Clean & Preserve

Essential # 2 — Why Cleaning Alone Backfires

Q2. Why does cleaning a cedar roof without preserving it fall short — and how does preservation solve that?

Essential # 3 — Timing Often Determines Whether Preservation Delivers Value

Q3. When is the right time to preserve a cedar roof?

Essential # 4 — Staying “In-Cycle”

Q4. What actually makes a preserved cedar roof last?

Essential # 5 — When Doing Less Is Smarter

Q5. What if parts of your cedar roof look old and worn — but the roof isn’t leaking?

Essential # 6 — Real Estate Clarity

Q6. Why do cedar roofs create confusion in real estate transactions — and how is that confusion clarified?

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Our services

Re-Coat / Stay “In-Cycle”

Re-coating that renews protection, restores balance, and keeps preserved cedar roofs aging slowly, evenly, and predictably.

A two-stage process that prepares the cedar, restores essential oils, and keeps your roof aging slowly, evenly, and predictably.

Cleaning & Preservation

Cedar Roof Repair

Clear answers, smart judgment, and repairs done only when they truly benefit the roof never more than the wood can safely handle

Evaluations & Real Estate

Certifications

Buying or selling a home with cedar? A roof evaluation or certification gives you clarity and confidence.

Color Swatches

Explore Your Cedar Preservation Color Options See how each preserved color looks on real homes.

New Cedartone

A warm, freshly milled cedar tone that brings out the natural grain and gives the roof a clean, youthful appearance.

Weathered Gray

A classic, naturally matured gray that mimics sun-aged cedar while staying clean and even across the roof.

Nantucket Gray

A subtle gray-brown blend that sits between fresh cedar and fully weathered tones, giving the roof an easy, relaxed coastal feel.

Color appearance naturally varies with sunlight, angle, weather, roof pitch, and cedar’s own grain. Each roof will show these colors a little differently — especially during the first three to five months as pigments settle. Use these photos as a guide to overall character, not an exact replica of how it will appear on every home.