Portland, OR
Roofing, windows, siding, decks, doors, and gutters for Portland homeowners. Oregon CCB# 217914. Bureau of Development Services permits handled in-house. Free estimates throughout Portland and the metro area.
What We Do in Portland
Every service below is available now in Portland and Multnomah County. Oregon CCB# 217914. Bureau of Development Services (BDS) permits handled on every permitted scope of work.
Portland’s November through April wet season delivers 36 inches of annual rainfall concentrated over five months. Older composition roofs in Sellwood, Lents, and Centennial are past their design life and accumulating moss under Portland’s marine layer. We install Malarkey architectural shingles with NEX polymer technology rated for Pacific Northwest conditions.
View Portland roofing page →Dual-pane windows in Portland’s older neighborhoods fail as seal units fog and wood frames rot from sustained winter humidity. ProVia vinyl and fiberglass windows eliminate both failure modes: hermetically sealed insulated glass and frames that don’t absorb moisture through the wet season.
View Portland windows page →Painted wood siding on Portland’s historic Craftsman and Victorian homes cycles between saturation and drying in ways that crack paint films and open paths for moisture into the wall assembly. James Hardie fiber cement is factory-primed and engineered to stay dimensionally stable through Portland’s seasonal moisture range.
View Portland siding page →Portland’s prolonged wet season turns wood decks gray and spongy within a few years. TimberTech and Fiberon composite decking resists moisture absorption, won’t splinter underfoot after winter, and stays safe when Portland’s surface temperatures swing between cold-wet and summer heat.
View Portland decks page →Entry doors on Portland homes see direct weather exposure from the southwest, where prevailing winter storms arrive. ProVia steel and fiberglass doors are factory-finished to resist moisture intrusion at sill plates and door frames, the areas that fail first on builder-grade and aging wood entry systems.
View Portland doors page →Portland’s urban tree canopy accelerates gutter debris loading, and the 36-inch annual rainfall demands correctly sized downspout capacity. Improperly sized or obstructed gutters on Portland’s older housing stock allow water to sheet behind the fascia and saturate below-grade foundation areas.
View Portland gutters page →Portland Climate & Housing
Portland’s housing stock spans more than a century and covers the city’s east-west divide in ways that create different failure patterns by neighborhood. Sellwood, Alameda, and Eastmoreland have Victorian and Craftsman homes from the early 1900s — roofing systems and painted wood siding that are long past their design life. Post-war ranches in Lents and Centennial are facing the same original systems that were installed in the 1950s and 1960s. East Portland’s infill construction added a new layer of housing with different issues: builder-grade materials not specified for Portland’s climate.
The urban heat island effect adds complexity for Portland homeowners. Roofing in denser East Portland neighborhoods absorbs more heat than rural equivalents, compressing the asphalt shingle lifecycle. The marine layer that sits over Portland from November through April maintains sustained humidity levels that accelerate moss growth and stress exterior finishes across all housing types.
We have been working in Portland since 2017. Every job we permit goes through Portland’s Bureau of Development Services (BDS) — we know the process, the permit requirements by scope, and the inspection schedule. Oregon CCB# 217914.
Oregon Credentials
We cross the river to serve Portland homeowners with the same in-house crews and manufacturer certifications that work throughout Clark County.
We are a licensed Oregon contractor, CCB# 217914. Oregon’s Construction Contractors Board licensing requires verified insurance, bonding, and compliance with state contractor regulations. Every Portland homeowner project is performed under this license, which you can verify directly through the Oregon CCB’s public contractor lookup.
Permitted work in Portland runs through the Bureau of Development Services (BDS). We handle permit applications, coordinate with the BDS permit center, and schedule all required inspections for every scope that requires one. You don’t manage the permit process — we do.
The same certified manufacturer credentials we hold for Clark County apply to every Portland job: Malarkey Emerald Premium Contractor, James Hardie Preferred Remodeler, ProVia Authorized Dealer, TimberTech Authorized Dealer, and Fiberon Authorized Dealer. Our in-house crew — no subcontractors — installs to the standards those certifications require.
Homeowner Resources
Information to help you evaluate your home’s exterior and understand your options before scheduling an estimate.
How to determine whether your situation calls for a targeted repair or a full roof replacement. Includes age thresholds relevant to PNW moisture exposure, warning signs, and a cost comparison for Portland-area homeowners.
Read the guide →What drives the cost of a roof replacement in the Portland metro area, what a complete written estimate should include, and how to evaluate bids from multiple contractors.
Read the guide →We offer flexible financing for exterior remodeling projects. Portland homeowners can often move forward without waiting to accumulate the full project cost. Learn about available plans and the application process.
View financing options →We serve all Portland neighborhoods: inner NE/SE, outer East Portland, North Portland, and Southwest Portland. See the full service-area map and find your neighborhood.
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