When it comes to roofing, we stand out.
Your roof isn’t just shingles and nails—it’s your home’s first line of defense.
At Vireya, quality matters.
At Vireya, we combine premium materials, expert craftsmanship, and cutting-edge installation techniques to deliver roofs built to last. Our systems are engineered to withstand the toughest weather, reduce energy costs, and boost curb appeal, all while giving you peace of mind for decades to come.
Owens Corning Preferred Contractor
50 Year Warranty
Fully updated roofing technology
Locally grown and operated
How to spot a roof that needs to be replaced.
A failing roof often shows warning signs long before it completely gives out. Look for missing, curling, or cracked shingles, as well as dark streaks or patches where granules have worn away. Inside the home, water stains on ceilings or walls, sagging spots, or musty odors can point to hidden leaks. If your roof is over 15–20 years old, even without visible damage, it may be nearing the end of its lifespan and should be inspected by a professional
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Missing shingles are a clear sign that your roof’s protective layer has been compromised. Shingles are designed to shield your home from rain, wind, sun, and debris, so when they’re gone, the underlying materials are exposed to the elements. This can quickly lead to leaks, water damage, and even structural issues if left unaddressed. Missing shingles usually mean your roof is aging, has suffered storm damage, or wasn’t installed properly—and it’s a red flag that repairs or replacement may be needed soon.
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Curling shingles are a warning sign that your roof is deteriorating. Instead of lying flat, the edges or corners of the shingles start to lift and curl upward or inward, breaking the tight seal that keeps water out. This usually happens due to aging, poor ventilation, or repeated cycles of moisture and heat drying out the shingle. Once shingles curl, they become brittle, can easily crack or blow off in the wind, and leave your roof vulnerable to leaks and costly damage.
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Granule loss happens when the small, sand-like protective coating on asphalt shingles wears away, leaving bare spots on the surface. These granules are essential because they shield the shingles from UV rays, add fire resistance, and help water shed properly. When they start washing into your gutters or collecting around your downspouts, it’s a sign your shingles are breaking down. Without granules, shingles age rapidly, become brittle, and can no longer protect your home, often meaning your roof is near the end of its life.
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Moss on a roof is more than just an eyesore—it’s a sign of moisture trouble. Moss thrives in damp, shaded areas and grows by holding water against your shingles, which weakens them over time. As it spreads, it can lift shingles, break down their protective layers, and create pathways for leaks. Left untreated, moss growth shortens your roof’s lifespan and can lead to costly repairs or even a full replacement. description
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Warping is when shingles or roofing materials start to bend, ripple, or buckle instead of lying flat. This usually happens from trapped moisture, poor attic ventilation, or improper installation. Warped shingles lose their ability to form a tight seal, leaving gaps where wind and water can get in. If ignored, warping can quickly escalate to leaks, interior water damage, and the need for a full roof replacement.
In the Pacific Northwest, you can’t compromise quality. At Vireya, we only install full roofing systems that will last a lifetime.
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The first line of defense and the visible layer of your roof. High-quality shingles protect against rain, wind, hail, and UV rays while giving your home lasting curb appeal.
At Vireya, we are an Owens Corning preferred contractor. Meaning the best product, with the best warranty.
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A durable, waterproof sheet installed beneath the shingles that acts as a secondary barrier against water intrusion, offering better protection than traditional felt paper.
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A self-sealing membrane placed in vulnerable areas like valleys, eaves, and around penetrations. It prevents leaks caused by ice dams, wind-driven rain, and standing water.
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The solid wood or plywood base that shingles and underlayment are attached to. Strong, healthy decking is essential for structural support and roof longevity. description. OSB Plywood, often used to make a project cheaper, is a setup for disaster. Imagine wood chips hot glued together.. yeah, not good.
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a vital component: metal strips installed around chimneys, skylights, vents, and roof edges and valleys to seal joints and direct water away from potential leak points.
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Fun fact: The traditional box vent system is technology that was created over 70 years ago. It just isn’t what it used to be. A ridge ventilation system allows hot, moist air to escape from the attic through the ridge vent while pulling in fresh air through intake vents, extending roof life and improving energy efficiency. Heat rises, so why wouldn’t your exhaust vent be on the top of your roof?
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Special shingles installed at the roof edges to create a secure foundation, prevent wind uplift, and ensure proper water shedding from the start.
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Shingles designed specifically for the peaks and angled edges of the roof, giving a finished look while protecting the most exposed areas from weather.
