Washington County Climate & Why It Matters
Washington County mixes wooded subdivisions with open farmland, and each brings its own problems. Shaded eaves ice up. Snow loads get heavy. Summer thunderstorms bring wind and hail. Heavy rain overwhelms undersized gutters. Attic ventilation is the first thing we check on every estimate, because it's the biggest factor in ice dams and early shingle failure.
- Ice damming on shaded, wooded lots
- Heavy winter snow loads
- Severe summer wind and hail
- Undersized gutters overwhelmed by hard rain
Commercial Roofing in Washington County
We install commercial roofs in Washington County too. Retail buildings in West Bend and Hartford, light industrial, and outbuildings. Flat commercial roofs get TPO; steeper commercial roofs get standing seam metal or a heavy architectural shingle.
Commercial roofs fail differently than houses. Ponding water, failed seams, and cracked pipe boots cause most leaks. We inspect, tell you whether a repair or a full replacement makes sense, and put the scope in writing.
Why Washington County Homeowners Choose AM Exteriors
We're fully licensed and insured in Wisconsin. Every job carries a 5-year workmanship warranty stacked on the manufacturer's material warranty. Local people only. No out-of-town door-knockers.
Cities & Towns We Serve
Linked towns have a dedicated page with local pricing, common roof issues, and recent projects. Don't see yours? We still cover it — ask us.
Services Offered Across Washington County
Roofing Systems We Install in Washington County
Whether you're replacing a hail-damaged shingle roof in a subdivision or upgrading a lake home to a premium system, we install every major residential roof type across Washington County:
Malarkey, Owens Corning & CertainTeed — lifetime limited warranties.
24-ga steel & aluminum. The fastest-growing roof in Wisconsin.
DaVinci composite slate and CeDur synthetic shakes — 50-yr, Class 4 hail.
Western Red Cedar over a ventilated batten system.
Heat-welded membrane for flat roofs, porches, dormers, and additions.
Full documentation and direct adjuster coordination.