Roof Warning Signs
5 Warning Signs Your Roof May Not Survive Another Rainy Season
When you live in the Seattle–Tacoma area, you already know how much your roof is tested every fall and winter. Between steady rain, wind, and the occasional storm, a small issue can quickly become a big problem. The question is — will your roof make it through another rainy season?
Here are five warning signs that it might be time to call Team Roofing NW for a professional roof inspection before the next downpour hits.

- Cracked or curling shingles often mean your roof is drying out and losing flexibility.
- Missing shingles expose your underlayment and decking to direct rainwater.
- Hidden leaks can slowly cause thousands in damage before you notice them.
- Roofing material costs increase every year, meaning a roof replaced this year may cost significantly less than waiting one or two years.
- Unexpected structural repairs discovered later add to your total cost.
- Prevent structural rot and costly emergency repairs
- Protect your home through Washington’s harshest weather
- Save money before annual material price increases
- Our certified in-house team (never subcontractors) will:
- Inspect your roof for damage and hidden leaks
- Provide photos and a clear explanation of what we find
- Offer honest recommendations and fair pricing

Jean Paul Seward
Owner, Team Roofing NW
Jean Paul Seward is the founder and owner of Team Roofing NW, a family-owned roofing and exterior company established in 2020 and based in Kent, Washington. With a background that started in hands-on construction building windows, Jean expanded his expertise into siding and roofing, developing a well-rounded understanding of home exteriors.
He is a certified professional through GAF Master Elite, Polyglass/Brava, and the James Hardie Alliance, and works with trusted brands like GAF, Brava, and James Hardie to deliver reliable, long-lasting results.
Jean built Team Roofing NW with a focus on honest pricing, efficient operations, and high-quality workmanship without unnecessary overhead. His approach centers on educating homeowners, providing clear options, and delivering real value on every project.

















