Sandy’s wet season runs from mid October into May. Here is how that shapes roofing schedules in Boring, Gresham and Happy Valley, and when to book if you want the pick of the calendar.
The Best Time of Year to Replace a Roof in Oregon (Hint: It Is Not Winter) Read Post »
The Oregon CCB says it best: anyone can pretend to be a contractor. Here is how to check in three minutes, and the other questions that separate a solid roofer from a storm chaser.
Shingle packaging quotes a lifespan for an average climate. Boring, Sandy and Gresham are not an average climate. Here is what actually shortens a roof here and how to tell where yours stands.
How Long Does a Roof Last in Oregon? Signs Your Boring or Gresham Roof Is Near the End Read Post »
The Gorge east wind is the single hardest thing a roof in east Multnomah County has to survive. Here is how it does damage, what to check from the ground, and when to call.
East Wind Roof Damage in Gresham and Troutdale: What to Check After a Gorge Wind Event Read Post »
Moss is the number one reason roofs near Boring and Sandy wear out early. Here is how it does the damage, what actually works to remove it, and what does not.
Moss on Your Roof: What Boring, Sandy and Damascus Homeowners Need to Know Read Post »
Some reroofs in Oregon need a permit and some do not. Here is the state’s own wording, how Clackamas County handles it, and what to ask your contractor.
Do You Need a Permit to Replace a Roof in Oregon? Clackamas and Multnomah County Basics Read Post »
National roofing calculators average the whole country. Here is what actually moves the price of a roof replacement east of Portland, and how to get a number for your own house in about a minute.
