Roofing in Pleasant Hill, on the east side of the metro
Pleasant Hill is a quiet city on the east edge of Des Moines, a mix of ranches, split-levels and newer two-story homes, many on cul-de-sacs under tall trees.
The roofs in Pleasant Hill are a cross-section of the metro: some from the 1970s and 80s that have been re-roofed once already, some newer homes still on their first roof, and a few acreages at the edges. What they share is the weather. Storms that cross the city often keep tracking east, and Pleasant Hill sits right in their path.
Common Pleasant Hill jobs
- Re-roofs over a previous re-roof. If the last roofer laid shingles over the original layer, the next roof has to come all the way off. We check how many layers before we quote, so you aren't surprised on tear-off day.
- Gutter and fascia repair under big oaks, where years of overflow have rotted the fascia board behind the gutter.
- Wind damage on the west-facing slopes after a summer storm.
- Ice dams on the long eaves of older ranches.
We'll walk the roof, check the attic and the fascia, and give you a written price that names every item: layers removed, decking, ice barrier, ventilation and gutters. The permit comes from the City of Pleasant Hill, and we take care of it.
Pleasant Hill roofing questions
How do I know how many layers my roof has?
Look at the edge of the roof at a rake or eave; you can often count them. We confirm it during the inspection.
My fascia is rotten behind the gutter. Can you fix it?
Yes. We replace the board, add drip edge and rehang the gutter properly.
