Cedar was the roofing material of choice for historic homes built for character and longevity. It weathers beautifully, insulates naturally, and when properly maintained outlasts most modern alternatives. We restore and replace cedar shake and shingle roofs using properly harvested, kiln-dried wood milled to match original profiles.

Roof being repaired with tiles removed and workers installing new tiles.
The image shows a house with a shingled roof, stone and brick walls, and a wooden door. There are green trees and bushes surrounding the house, and sunlight illuminates the roof.
Close-up of a house's wooden shingle roof against a clear blue sky.
A two-story white house with a steep gable roof, wooden garage doors, multiple windows, surrounded by greenery, and a white picket fence.
Close-up of a curved structure made of wooden slats attached to a metal beam.
Wooden shingles or planks stacked on a roof, with trees in the background.
Side view of a building with a roof under construction, showing wooden roof trusses and dark roofing material partially installed.
A house with a wooden shingle roof and modern black-framed windows, partially obscured by a large green tree in the foreground.
A white church with black steeples and a red roof, with trees and power lines in front of it on a partly cloudy day.
A large, multi-story house with a brown wooden exterior and a complex roof with multiple gables, surrounded by trees and greenery.
Brick house with a steep shingle roof, white chimney, and a window on the side. There is a brick wall with a small garden in front, and some trees in the background providing shade.