Ferndale · Ferndale
Flat & Low-Slope Roofing in Ferndale
Torch-down & single-ply for additions, decks, and modern homes. Serving Ferndale, Custer, Cherry Point, Sandy Point.
Glacier Roofing provides flat & low-slope roofing for homes across Ferndale, from Ferndale, Custer, Cherry Point to Sandy Point. Ferndale and the flats out toward Cherry Point and Sandy Point sit wide open to weather off the Strait of Georgia — more wind and salt exposure than homes tucked into town.
Flat and low-slope roofs — over additions, garages, decks, and modern Whatcom County homes — need a very different system than a pitched roof. Get it wrong and water pools, then finds every seam.
Why flat & low-slope roofing matters in Ferndale
Open exposure toward Cherry Point and Sandy Point drives wind uplift on ridges and rakes, plus salt air near the water — we detail edges and fasteners for it. Low-slope roofs punish sloppy seams in our wet winters. We weld and detail them to shed water, not trap it.
What our Ferndale flat & low-slope roofing includes
- Torch-down (modified bitumen), TPO, PVC & EPDM rubber membranes
- Rubber & rolled roofing for garages, decks & outbuildings
- Proper slope-to-drain detailing
- Fully welded/adhered seams — no water paths
- Wall-transition & penetration flashing done right
Ferndale price range
$8,000–$26,000
Flat or low-slope section using torch-down (mod-bit) or TPO/PVC single-ply. Price goes up with square footage and access.
Estimate for a typical Ferndale home — not a quote. Free on-site inspection gives your real number.
Real Ferndale roofing questions
“It rains half the year here. How do you re-roof my place in Ferndale without leaving the deck open to the weather, and how far out are you scheduling?”
We plan around exactly that. We watch the forecast and tear off only what we can dry-in the same day, so your deck is never sitting open to the rain. Summer books up fastest, so the move is to lock a free inspection now and get on the calendar. Call and we'll give you the current lead time.
“My place sits out toward Sandy Point wide open to the water and the wind just hammers the ridge and the rake edges. How do you keep a roof from lifting out here?”
Exposed, open sites need a tighter fastening schedule and proper edge-metal detailing — that's where uplift starts. On metal we increase clip density at the perimeter and ridge; on shingles we hand-seal the perimeter courses and use a higher wind-rated product. Out on the flats toward Cherry Point and Sandy Point it's a detailing problem, and it's exactly the kind of exposure we build for.
Learn more about our flat & low-slope roofing service, or see all roofing in Ferndale.
