Shaw Island · Shaw Landing
Metal Roofing on Shaw Island
Standing-seam and metal roofs built for salt air and wind. Serving Shaw Landing, Blind Bay.
San Juan Roofing Co. provides metal roofing for homes across Shaw Island, from Shaw Landing to Blind Bay. Small, quiet, and ferry-limited — Shaw jobs take planning. We batch material and crew logistics so your roof gets done in one efficient mobilization.
Metal is the roof most San Juan County homeowners should look at first. It sheds our 40 inches of rain a year. It fights the moss that ruins shaded island roofs. And it stands up to west-side wind that runs about 20% stronger than Anacortes.
Why metal roofing matters on Shaw Island
Limited ferry service to Shaw means we stage materials carefully — one trip, done right. Salt spray eats cheap fasteners and coatings fast. We use the same coastal-rated systems the ferry-town pros trust — not the mainland builder-grade panel.
What our Shaw Island metal roofing includes
- Standing seam (incl. snap-lock), corrugated & exposed-fastener panels
- Steel, aluminum, galvanized, zinc & stone-coated steel options
- 24-gauge, marine-grade Kynar 500 coatings for salt-zone homes
- Metal shingles & metal roofs that look like shingles or shake
- Snow guards, ridge venting, wind-rated clips & matching flashing
Shaw Island price range
$14,000–$45,000+
Standing-seam metal on a typical island home. Salt-zone Kynar 500 coatings and heavier gauge cost more — near the top of the range.
Estimate for a typical Shaw Island home — not a quote. Free on-island inspection gives your real number.
Learn more about our metal roofing service, or see all roofing on Shaw Island.
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