Summer is coming to an end, which means that the rain will soon start to fall in the Mid-Willamette Valley. As the clear skies give way to the Pacific Northwest's wet season, your roofing system will need to adjust to these conditions. To prepare for the colder, rainy...
What you should ask your contractor
If you are a homeowner in Oregon and you want to have your roof replaced, here are some tips on what to ask roofing contractors when you are searching for a contractor to repair your roof. A professional contractor should be willing to answer and help you with any...
Damages to your home from snow, hail and ice
Your home’s exterior may be very resilient against all the different weather that the different seasons bring but hail and snow may be the exception. Hail causes extensive damage to shingles of many different materials, leaving your home vulnerable to water damage if...
Do’s and Don’ts for your winter roof
If you have ice dams on your roof this winter that are threatening the integrity of your shingles and structure, it is time to do some ice removal. Let us help you do this safely and efficiently with these do’s and don’tsl Do – Make sure to remove it before the snow...
Protecting Your Home From Winter Weather
During the winter months here in the Northwest our roofs take a lot of wear and tear. We experience freezing temperatures as well as snow and ice. If not removed, the accumulation of snow and ice on your roof can cause permanent damages. Here are the ways that ice and...





