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Q: How do I know if I need a new roof?

A: The following are things that may indicate that your roof needs replacing:

- Missing, cracked or curling shingles
- Blistering or peeling paint
- Shingle, sheathing or siding decay
- Leakage in the attic after heavy rains
- Stains on interior walls or ceilings
- High energy bills
 

Q: What is the right price for a new roof?

A: The answer to this question depends on many factors. For a commitment-free quote, please contact our Sales Department.

Q: What can I do about mildew on my roof?

A: Most home improvement stores sell a mildew cleaner that can be applied to your roof with a sprayer. Mildew cleaners shouldn’t damage your roof in any way.

Q: How often should I clean my gutters?

A: Gutters should be cleaned at least once in the summer and twice in the fall.

Q: Can heavy snow damage my roof?

A: Yes! It is important to keep heavy snow off your eavesdrops and cleared out of your ridge vents.

Here’s a quick rundown on some of the most popular materials:

Asphalt shingle

These are the most popular product in the U.S. residential roofing market. They're good for extreme temperatures, lower budgets and ease of maintenance.


  • Price Range: Low to mid
  • Longevity: 20 to 40yrs (3-tab), 30yrs to Lifetime (laminated)

Metal roof

Metal roofs have a wide range of prices as well as aesthetics. Metal roofs offer good durability. They are common on Mt. Hood and Oregon Coast vacation homes, businesses, and shops.

  • Price Range: mid to high
  • Longevity: Lifetime

Slate roof

Slate is a premium roofing system known for it's distinctive beauty, longevity and durability.

  • Price Range: high
  • Longevity: 20yrs to Lifetime (not including underlayment)

Tile roof

Tile is a premium and durable, but fairly expensive, roofing material. "Mission-style" and "Spanish" round-topped tiles are the most popular, but flat styles also are available to create French and English looks. Tile is available in a variety of colors and finishes.
  • Price Range: high
  • Longevity: Lifetime (not including underlayment)

Wood shake/wood shingle

Wood roofing products are selected for their naturalistic appearance.

  • Price Range: mid to high
  • Longevity: 30 to 50yrs