
Roofing
Explore shingle and metal looks, or start with a concern about the roof you have.
Roofing services →SERVING UNIVERSITY PLACE
A sound roof and a home that works for daily life are worth planning together. Stick & Stone serves University Place with roofing and remodeling, supported by siding, windows, doors and attention to the work that connects them.
Start with the part of your home you have in mind. Explore a few possibilities, save your preferences and bring your questions to John.

Explore shingle and metal looks, or start with a concern about the roof you have.
Roofing services →
Work through kitchen or bathroom ideas, from layout and storage to surfaces and finishes.
Remodeling services →
Compare profiles, colors and trim while thinking about how the exterior fits together.
Siding services →
Explore styles and finishes, then discuss openings, operation and the surrounding work.
Window & door services →The models help you explore ideas. Your home's measurements, condition and final scope are confirmed separately.
For roofing, bring the concerns you have noticed and any changes you are considering. The explorer can help compare appearances; a visit is where the existing roof and the practical scope come into focus.
For kitchens and bathrooms, think about movement, storage and the routines that happen in the room. Discussing layout before committing to surfaces helps identify which changes involve plumbing, electrical work or other trades, and which can stay closer to the existing arrangement.
Prepare for a remodeling conversation →Yes. Tell John where the home is located and what you have noticed. He will follow up to discuss the concern and arrange a suitable time. Any paid work needs a separate agreement.
Yes. Bring the problem you want to solve, a few ideas or questions about what is possible. The planner can help organize those thoughts, but you can also go straight to a conversation with John.
Confirm the responsible trades and approvals as part of the scope. University Place lists electrical, water and sewer permits through outside agencies, so the city's building approval is not the only item to consider when those systems are involved. University Place permit information
You do not need a finished plan. Tell John what you want to improve, what matters most and where the home is located. Start with a free roof inspection, remodeling consultation or exterior assessment, depending on your project.