Roof Replacement
From $9,999
Book a free 30-minute roof inspection and receive your written replacement proposal within 24 hours of your inspection.
30+ Years in Business · Established 1993
Understand your roof or chimney’s condition before choosing repairs, replacement or routine maintenance.
From $9,999
Book a free 30-minute roof inspection and receive your written replacement proposal within 24 hours of your inspection.
$99 Regular $199
For one standard open wood-burning fireplace. Professional sweeping, a visual check of accessible chimney components and complete cleanup. No payment to schedule. Pay after service.
We evaluate leaks, damaged shingles and flashing, then explain whether a targeted repair or roof replacement fits the condition of your roof.
Explore metal roofing, flat roofing and gutters and downspouts.
Choose sweeping for routine cleaning or request a condition inspection for specific concerns. We also handle masonry, crown and flashing repairs and rebuilding.
Chimney maintenance does not override a burn restriction. Washington County’s air-quality and wood-burning guidance provides current alerts. An unfamiliar fireplace or a change in its performance is a reason to discuss an inspection before use.
For a designated historic property, check Hillsboro’s historic-preservation guidance before visible exterior changes. Otherwise, start with the condition of your roof, chimney and gutters, and bring any earlier repair records to the estimate.
Wood burning is restricted unless an exemption applies. Check the current county advisory and exemption guidance linked above; chimney cleaning does not override those restrictions.
Do not assume that from the neighborhood name. Check the city’s cultural-resource information for the individual property and ask Planning about the proposed exterior change.
Yes, its condition and integration with the new roof should be part of the plan. The proposal should say whether flashing is replaced or retained and how the connection will shed water.
Yes. Tell us that the service history is unknown and identify the appliance. An inspection can help determine what further cleaning or repair is needed before use.
No. First establish the roof’s condition and any material restrictions. Then compare suitable options, including how they affect flashing, ventilation and the written scope.
Choose roof replacement, chimney sweeping, or a chimney repair and rebuild estimate.