JBA Roofing (206) 474-5996

Free roof check · King, Snohomish & Skagit

Your roof made it through summer. Will it make it through the rain?

Jhony walks the whole roof, photographs what he finds, and shows you the pictures. About 30 minutes, including the attic.

Owner on every roof  ·  Licensed & insured  ·  WA license JBACOCL765OZ

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A few quick questions. No cost and no obligation.

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What type of project is this?

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And if your roof is good, he tells you it is good.

A finished dark grey asphalt shingle roof on a two storey house at dusk, with a gabled dormer and evergreens behind it
Finished roof replacement · King County

What happens next

You are not agreeing to a sales visit

You are agreeing to a free half hour and an honest answer.

  1. Jhony calls you

    He calls from a 206 number and sets a time that works for you.

  2. He checks the roof

    About 30 minutes, including the attic. You do not go up on the roof.

  3. You see everything

    Every photo on his phone, then a written quote, itemized, in plain words.

What a roof check finds

These are real photos from one roof check

One house in Skagit County, one visit in March. Jhony started in the attic, because the underside of a roof tells you more than the top of it does.

Roof sheathing seen from inside an attic, with a large dark water stain spreading across the boards below a clean unstained section
Water staining under the decking · Skagit
Inside an attic looking up at roof rafters and sheathing, with insulation and a duct running below
Inside the attic, under the deck · Skagit
A vent pipe passing through a roof, with the metal flashing plate around it heavily rusted and the sealant cracked
Vent flashing, rusted, seal broken · Skagit
Close up of an asphalt shingle with a dark bare patch where the protective granules have worn away, and a split along the tab
Granules worn off, shingle split · Skagit
Close up of asphalt shingles with bright yellow lichen growing between the granules and into the seams
Lichen growing into the shingle · Skagit
A wide view along a shingle roof slope with a green moss streak running the length of the ridge
Moss along the ridge · Skagit

Moss and lichen hold water against the roof instead of letting it run off. That is why they matter here more than they would somewhere dry. Jhony photographs all of it, shows you the pictures, and tells you what they mean.

Some roofs need replacing. Some need a repair. Some are fine. You get the real answer either way.

Who comes to your house

“And if your roof is good, I tell you it is good.”

Jhony De Assis owns JBA Roofing. He is the one who walks your roof. Not a salesman, not a subcontractor, not somebody from a call center reading a script.

He runs a small crew out of Lynnwood and he is on the roof himself. He will show you the photos of what he found, and he will tell you straight whether you need a new roof, a repair, or nothing at all.

That is the whole offer. There is no catch in it.

The work

Tear off, new decking, finished roof

Aerial view of a completed grey architectural shingle roof on a two storey house, clean hip and ridge lines, a skylight and a new copper coloured gutter, evergreens on every side
Finished roof replacement, from above

A roof replacement is not just new shingles on top of old problems. The old roof comes off, the decking underneath gets looked at, and anything soft gets replaced before the new roof goes on.

That is the part nobody sees from the street, and it is the part that decides whether the roof lasts.

Three roofers working on a stripped roof, one standing on the ridge, one kneeling to fix decking and one at the edge, with fresh plywood laid across the rafters
Tear off and new decking · Skagit
A steep roof stripped back to fresh plywood decking, a roofer walking the slope above and the work van parked on the drive below
New decking down, before underlayment
Aerial view of a house re-roof in progress, the main roof decked in fresh sheathing, underlayment already down on the section alongside and new shingle bundles stacked ready
Underlayment going on, from above

Why homeowners here pick JBA

The things people actually worry about

Before they let a roofer on the property.

How it works

Six steps, and you can stop at any one of them

  1. You book a roof check on this page. It takes about a minute.
  2. Jhony calls you back to set a time.
  3. He walks the whole roof and checks the attic. About 30 minutes.
  4. He shows you every photo and tells you what he found.
  5. You get a written quote, itemized, in plain words.
  6. You decide. There is no pressure either way.

Where we work

Based in Lynnwood. On roofs across three counties.

Snohomish County

  • Lynnwood
  • Edmonds
  • Mountlake Terrace
  • Everett
  • Mukilteo
  • Mill Creek
  • Bothell
  • Marysville
  • Snohomish
  • Monroe
  • Arlington
  • Stanwood

King County

  • Seattle
  • Shoreline
  • Bellevue
  • Kirkland
  • Redmond
  • Woodinville
  • Renton
  • Sammamish
  • Issaquah
  • Kenmore

Skagit County

  • Mount Vernon
  • Burlington
  • Sedro-Woolley
  • Anacortes
  • Clear Lake
  • Big Lake
  • La Conner
  • Conway

Questions people ask first

Before they book

Is the roof check really free?

Yes. It is free and there is no obligation. If your roof is good, Jhony tells you it is good, and you owe nothing.

What does a new roof cost?

It depends on the roof, and anyone who gives you a firm price without going up there is guessing. The size, how steep it is, how many layers have to come off, and what the decking looks like underneath all move the number.

That is exactly why the roof check is free. Jhony goes up, photographs what he finds, and you get a real number in writing afterwards, itemized, with no obligation to take it.

Do I actually need a new roof, or can it be repaired?

Sometimes a repair is the right answer. Sometimes the roof has a few years left and the honest advice is to wait. Jhony tells you which one it is and shows you the photos that back it up.

What happens during the roof check?

Jhony walks the whole roof and goes into the attic. It takes about 30 minutes. He photographs what he finds, then shows you the pictures and explains what each one means.

Do I need to be home?

It helps to be home at the end so Jhony can show you the photos and answer your questions. You do not need to go up on the roof at any point.

What materials do you use?

GAF and Owens Corning. Whatever goes on your house is named on the written quote before you agree to anything.

How far do you travel?

King, Snohomish and Skagit County. Lynnwood, Everett, Marysville, Arlington, Mount Vernon, Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland and the towns around them.

The rain is coming

Find out where your roof stands, before it does

A free roof check takes about 30 minutes, including the attic. You see every photo. And if your roof is good, he tells you it is good.

JBA Construction LLC, doing business as JBA Roofing. Washington contractor license JBACOCL765OZ. Licensed and insured. Serving King, Snohomish and Skagit County.