What options do I have for roofing material?

There are many materials available, each with its own set of tradeoffs between cost, durability, and appearance. An easy way to get a quick idea of the best material for your situation is to take a look around your neighborhood at the types and styles of roof. A more in depth option is to visit a local roofing supplier's yard. Most suppliers have showrooms and samples that you can look at and take him.

Can I install my own roof?

Of course. Plenty of people do it — along with fixing their own cars, plumbing their bathrooms, all while pouring a new concrete driveway. For the rest of us, statistics from the Bureau of Labor show that roofing is the fourth deadliest job in America. It's six times as dangerous as firefighting and police work, and twice as dangerous as electrical line work. Hire a professional and rest easy knowing that your roof is in experienced hands.

How long does a new roof last?

Wood roofs generally last for twenty-five years, composite roofs for thirty years, and flat roofs for ten years. Twenty years is considered an acceptable service life by many professional roofers. Your roof's lifespan also depends on the skill of the roofers who installed it and how often itšs cleaned.

How long does it take to install a new roof?

Most residential roofing projects take a few days to complete.

How much does it cost to install a new roof?

The cost of a new roof varies based on the materials used, but also the skill of the contractor who installs them. Start with an inspection from a trustworthy company, then work with them to choose a material that suits your needs. Remember, cheaper isn't always better — high end roofs can last three times as long as shoddy ones.

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Lake Oswego County Club – Shingle and Flat Roofing | Clear Vision Construction

This is a section of the Lake Oswego County Club that we just finished. It is a shingle roof as well as a flat torch down section. The roof has stealth soffit intake and a ridge vent system. We are very happy with the results of the work. The guys took their time and you can tell. If Lake Oswego County Club can trust us with their roof, so should you!

this is from the ground.

This is a closer shot of the roof

This is looking up at the roof

This is another shot of the flat section

This is a Valley with W Valley metal

This shows the ridge and dormers

This is looking down on the flat section

This is another shot of the ridge

this is another shot of the ac unit

This is a drain on the roof. They did a great job on this drain

This is an AC unit. you can see how it ties into the roofing

This is the torch decking that ties into the shingles

This is a great shot of the Ridge.

Re-Roofing Project in NE Portland – Day 1 – Tear-Off

These are a few pictures of Day 1 of a job that we are doing in NE Portland. It is a full tear-off. We may have to do some plywood replacement as the weather in Oregon lends itself to rain. We get rain on most days during the year. If the roof is not maintained then you will have to get more work done to the roof when it is finally time for roof replacement.

Re-Roofing Project in NE Portland – Day 2 – Tear-Off Continued

These are a couple pictures of Day 2 of a job that we are doing in NE Portland.Most of the back of the house has the Tiger paw installed and ready for shingles. The weather has been very nice as the rest of the county is dealing with tornado’s! Keep an eye out for the rest of the pictures of the job.

This is the front and back of the house

This is the front of the house. the material is staged on the roof

Re-Roofing Project in NE Portland – Day 3 – Ready For Shingles

These are a couple pictures of Day 3 of a job that we are doing in NE Portland. All of the old shingles are off and the Tiger Paw synthetic felt is installed. The work is progressing nicely and the owners are very happy. They will have the best looking roof on the block. The weather has been awesome and held up through this project. We are very excited to see the outcome!

Front and Side of Roof with Tiger Paw installed

This is the front of the roof torn off and Tiger Paw installed

Re-Roofing Project in NE Portland – Day 4 – Shingle Install Progress

These are a couple pictures of Day 4 of a job that we are doing in NE Portland. They have got all of the Tiger Paw installed and the Shingles are well underway.This job has been a very typical job for the Portland, Oregon Area. We take pride in our work and you can see it in the finished product!

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Day 4 roof work is progressing

Day 4 shingle install

Day 4 roof work Shingles are getting installed

GAF Presidential Grand Sequoia Shingle Slate Grey – Roofing in Portland, OR

This is a job that we did in Portland, Oregon. It is a GAF Presidential Shingle Grand Sequoia in the Slate Grey color. This roof will last a lifetime. It has Tiger Paw underlayment. We used Ultimate Pipe Flashing. If you would like a roof like this call us today!

GAF Presidential Shingle Grand Canyon Storm Cloud Grey – Roofing in Tualatin, Oregon

This is a roof that we did in Tualatin, Oregon. It is a GAF Grand Canyon Shingle in the Storm Cloud Grey Color. We used special starter shingle on this roof. It has a RidgeVent System. And Ultimate Pipe Flashings. This roof will last for 50+ Years!

View of Houses with GAF Grand Canyon Shingle Roofs

GAF Presidential Shingle Grand Canyon Storm Cloud Grey

GAF Grand Canyon Shingle in the Storm Cloud Grey Color

Side View of GAF Grand Canyon Shingle Roof

GAF Grand Canyon Shingle Storm Cloud Grey Color

GAF Glenwood Shingle in Tigard, Oregon – Portland Re-Roofing

This is a house that we did in Tigard right outside of Portland. IT was a full tear-off. We installed Glenwood Shingle in the Weatherwood Color. This is a full 50-Year System Plus Warranty.

White 6K gutters with 3×4 corrugated downspouts in Beaverton Oregon

These are some close-ups of a gutter job that we did in Beaverton, Oregon. They are a 6K-Style gutter with 3×4 corrugated downspouts. they are a standard white color. The homeowner was very happy with them! If you need new gutter call us today!

GAF Timberline HD Slate

This house has GAF Timberline HD Shingle in the Slate color. We used GAF Pro Start Starter shingle. One the Ridge we used GAF Z-Ridge Hip & Ridge. We also used GAF Tiger Paw Underlayment and attached it directly to the CDX Plywood decking. Part of the roof had GAF Weather Watch Ice & Water Shield. We decided to use Snow Country Advanced Ridge Vent for the roof venting. It is a beautiful roof that will stand the test of time and the homeowner is very happy!

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