A Portland roofer who calls you back

How does this work?

Your request goes to one roofing company that covers your part of the Portland metro. They call or text, ask what the roof is doing, and quote their own price. You hire them or you don't. Your number is never handed to a second contractor, and it never goes on a list.

• Free to ask. The request and the callback cost you nothing; you pay the roofer for the work itself.
• One roofer, not five. No auction, no callback swarm, no resold info.
• Licensed and local. The roofers here hold Oregon CCB licenses and work these towns because that is where their jobs are.

What does a new roof or repair cost?

Whatever the roof turns out to need. The honest drivers are size and pitch, the material going on, how many old layers come off, the flashing and penetrations, what the decking looks like once the roof is open, and whether it is planned work or an active leak. The callback narrows it to a conversation; a real number requires someone on the roof.

What causes roof issues around Portland?

Seven months of wet. Moss and black algae streaks build on shaded slopes, fir needles dam the valleys, and the east wind out of the Gorge lifts shingles in Troutdale and Gresham winters. Insurers have started flagging moss-covered roofs at renewal, so growth that looks cosmetic can cost you a policy, not just curb appeal.

What can you ask for?

Repairs and leak tracing, full replacements, inspections, moss removal, metal roofing, flat and low-slope work, gutters, skylights, cedar shake, storm damage, and commercial membrane. Pick a service below or just describe the problem in the form.