Peninsula Roofing

Name: Peninsula Roofing
Address: PO Box 910, Olalla, WA, 98359, US
Telephone: 253-857-4441
Rating: 5.0

PO Box 910
Olalla, WA 98359 253-857-4441

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Areas Served by Peninsula Roofing:

Kitsap Co.
Mason Co.
Pierce Co.

Types of roofs company installs:

Asphalt shingle
Metal sheet
Modified bitumen
Single-ply

Types of roofs company repairs:

Asphalt shingle
Built-up roof
Metal sheet
Modified bitumen
Single-ply

Wood shingle/shake

Consumer Comments for Peninsula Roofing

Consumer from Federal Way, WA
Sep 15, 2023

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