King Roof Care is a roofing and gutter contractor serving Kirkland, Bothell, Everett, Issaquah and Redmond, WA, from its base in Bellevue. The company handles roof repair, roof replacement, roof inspections, storm damage repair and gutter installation and repair. One company can look at the roof and the gutters together and put the scope in a written estimate before any work begins.
Why Roofing and Gutters Belong in One Conversation
Roofing and gutters work as one water-management system: the roof sheds rain toward the eaves, and the gutters and downspouts carry it away from the house. When a homeowner in Kirkland, Bothell, Everett, Issaquah or Redmond hires separate companies for each part, the place where the two meet, the roof edge, can fall between two scopes of work.
Roofing Services King Roof Care Provides in the Service Area
King Roof Care offers roof repair, roof replacement, roof inspection, storm damage repair and skylight installation across Seattle and the greater Puget Sound. Roof repair work includes leak detection, shingle replacement, flashing repair around chimneys, vents and skylights, and structural repairs such as reinforcing trusses and fixing sagging areas.
- Roof repair: leaks, shingles, flashing, structural issues
- Roof replacement with tear-off and haul-away
- Roof inspections with a detailed report
- Storm damage repair
- Skylight installation
- Gutter installation and repair
Gutter Installation and Repair in Kirkland, Bothell, Everett, Issaquah and Redmond
King Roof Care offers gutter installation and repair to improve how a property manages water, handling problems that range from small leaks to sagging and clogs. Homeowners in Bothell and Everett can also start from the Bothell roofing page or the Everett roofing page.
Step-by-Step: Planning Roof and Gutter Work Together
Roofing and gutter projects run more smoothly when the steps happen in a clear order. The roof replacement steps below come from King Roof Care's documented replacement process; the gutter steps are planning questions to settle in the estimate, because timing depends on the project and the condition of the roof edge.
- On-site inspection of the roof, the attic and the ventilation, noting anything that affects the work
- Written estimate with the exact scope and materials, including any gutter repair or replacement
- Confirm permit needs with the City of Kirkland, Bothell, Everett, Issaquah or Redmond before work starts
- Tear-off and haul-away of the existing roofing material
- Inspection of the roof deck, with damaged sheathing replaced as needed
- New underlayment, plus ice-and-water protection where the roof requires it
- Flashing at valleys, walls, chimneys and other roof penetrations
- Starter course, new roofing material and ridge caps
- Gutter repair or installation, scheduled in the estimate around the roof-edge work
- Full cleanup once the work is done
What to Compare in a Written Roofing and Gutter Estimate
A written roofing and gutter estimate is the best tool you have for comparing contractors, as long as you read past the total. King Roof Care provides free assessments and a written estimate with scope and materials before work starts, which gives you a document you can hold up against any other bid. You can start one through the free roofing quote page.
| Estimate item | What to check |
|---|---|
| Inspection scope | Were the roof, attic, ventilation and gutters all looked at? |
| Tear-off and disposal | Is removal and haul-away of old material included? |
| Hidden damage | How is damaged sheathing handled and priced if found? |
| Underlayment and ice-and-water protection | Where will each be installed? |
| Flashing | Are valleys, walls, chimneys and penetrations listed? |
| Roofing materials | Is the material named, not just described as standard? |
| Gutter scope | Repair or replacement, which sections, and downspouts |
| Cleanup | Is a full cleanup written in? |
| Excluded items | What is not included and would cost extra? |
Cost Planning for Roofing and Gutters: National Reference Points
Roofing and gutter costs in Kirkland, Bothell, Everett, Issaquah and Redmond depend on roof size, material, access, hidden damage and gutter scope, so the only reliable number for your home is a written estimate. The figures below are national planning ranges published by homewyse.com, not King Roof Care prices.
| Work type | National planning range (homewyse.com, September 2026) |
|---|---|
| Repair storm damaged roofing | $9.20 - $11.62 per square foot |
| Install a membrane roofing system (flat roof) | $8.23 - $10.54 per square foot |
| Gutter installation or repair | No national figure cited; use the written estimate |
Mistakes That Cause Rework on Roof and Gutter Projects
Roof and gutter rework often traces back to decisions made before anyone climbs a ladder. The points below are practical risks to discuss with any contractor, King Roof Care included.
- Installing new gutters shortly before a roof replacement without coordinating the roof-edge work
- Approving a bid that does not say how damaged sheathing will be handled
- Comparing totals instead of comparing scope line by line
- Treating a recurring overflow as a clog when it may be a gutter pitch or roof-edge issue that needs inspection
- Skipping a check of the contractor's registration before signing
Checking a Roofing and Gutter Contractor Before You Hire
Before hiring any roofing and gutter contractor in Washington, look up its construction contractor registration with the Department of Labor & Industries. King Roof Care is a registered Washington construction contractor, L&I registration KINGRRC782QA, which you can verify with the L&I verify tool.
Reviews add a second check. King Roof Care is rated 4.9 out of 5 on Google as of 2026-10-05. In one Google review, Dipti J. wrote: "They have done a couple of projects for us and they are absolutely professional with great attention to detail. Recently they installed a Sola tube."
Frequently asked questions
What should be replaced first, roof or gutters?
Whether the roof or the gutters should be replaced first depends on their condition. When both are worn, planning the roof first, or both together, avoids disturbing new gutters during roof-edge work. When the roof is sound and only the gutters are failing, gutter work can go ahead on its own. An inspection that checks shingles, flashing and gutters helps decide.
What can I do if I can't afford gutters?
If you can't afford new gutters, ask whether repair is an option. King Roof Care repairs gutter leaks, sagging and clogs, and fixing the problem sections can cost less than a full replacement. Ask for a written estimate that separates repair items so you can prioritize them.
What is the cost of roof gutters?
The cost of roof gutters depends on the length of the gutter run, the number of downspouts, access and whether existing gutters must be removed. This page cites no sourced gutter price, so the dependable figure is the written estimate King Roof Care provides before any work starts.