Chase Construction NW completed this Tacoma roofing project using PABCO Paramount asphalt shingles in the Oakwood color. The six-day project included the installation of a durable, attractive roofing system designed to provide dependable protection and enhance the home’s overall appearance.
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Check out another certified roofing project completed by Chase Construction NW, Inc. in Tacoma, WA!
This Tacoma roof had reached the later stages of its service life and was beginning to develop le [...]
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Chase Construction NW completed this Tacoma roofing project using PABCO Paramount asphalt shingles in the Oakwood color. The six-day project included the installation of a durable, attractive roofing [...]
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A deteriorating roof prompted the need for a reliable replacement. We installed the NU-RAY Metals Series 6000, featuring 24G 16” pencil ribbed standing seam metal panels in a stunning metallic coppe [...]
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