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Hillsboro, Washington County and the Portland-side towns

Moss, a leak or wind damage on a Hillsboro roof? Call (833) 751-2102

Moss that has lifted a shingle, water in a ceiling after a wet spell or tabs torn in a windstorm. Call (833) 751-2102. A local roofer is sent as soon as one is free, and the scope is written before any work starts.

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    Hillsboro & Washington County

    Local roofing you can reach by phone

    Hillsboro Roofing at a glance

    Hillsboro Roofing takes roof calls for Hillsboro and the Washington County towns around it, from Beaverton and Cornelius to Forest Grove and Tualatin. A local roofer checks the moss, the covering and the attic on the roof, writes the scope line by line and does the work once it is agreed in writing.

    If water is coming in, put a container under the wettest spot, switch off the light and any appliance in the wet area at the switch, and keep clear of a ceiling that sags. Then call and say where the water shows and when it began.

    Moss is the most common reason a homeowner calls here, and it is a reason to look at the covering under it. The moss page explains the careful clean, and the moss guide sets out what Oregon State University Extension says about it.

    Services

    Our roofing services in Hillsboro

    Pick a service for symptoms, process and typical cost, or call and describe what you hear and see.

    Moss Removal and Roof Cleaning

    Cleaning moss and algae off roofs in Hillsboro and the Washington County towns around it, done carefully so the covering is not damaged.

    Moss Shade and Tree Trimming

    Reducing the shade that feeds moss on roofs in Hillsboro and the towns around it, by letting sun reach the covering through careful tree trimming.

    Shingle Roof Repair

    Repairing asphalt shingles in Hillsboro and the towns around it: lifted tabs, cracked shingles and edges that moss has loosened.

    Roof Leak Repair

    Stopping a roof leak in Hillsboro and the towns around it: catching the drip, finding the entry point and drying the framing it has wet.

    Windstorm Roof Inspection

    A written roof inspection after a windstorm in Hillsboro and the Washington County towns, with wind damage separated from moss and wear.

    Full Roof Replacement

    Replacing a whole roof in Hillsboro and the towns around it, from tear-off to the final flashing, quoted line by line on site.

    Flat Roof Repair

    Repairing flat and low-slope roofs in Hillsboro and the towns around it, starting with the drains and the seams where water collects.

    Flashing and Chimney Repair

    Repairing the flashing at chimneys, walls, vents and skylights in Hillsboro, where moss, debris and wind most often open a roof.

    Gutter and Downspout Repair

    Restoring gutters, downspouts and outlets in Hillsboro and nearby towns, cleared of moss and leaves so roof water is carried clear of the walls.

    Roof Vent and Ridge Repair

    Repairing ridge vents, exhaust caps and vent collars in Hillsboro and the towns around it, so the attic stays dry and the vents keep working.

    Metal Roof Repair

    Repairing metal roofs and metal trim in Hillsboro and the towns around it, where dents, lifted seams and pulled fasteners show after wind.

    Roof Decking Repair

    Replacing damaged roof sheathing in Hillsboro and the towns around it, sheet by sheet, so the new covering sits on a sound deck.

    Insurance Claim Roof Inspection

    A roof inspection written for an insurance file in Hillsboro and the Washington County towns, with storm damage kept apart from moss and wear.

    Pre-Sale Roof Inspection

    A dated written note of a roof's condition for a property listed in Hillsboro or the towns around it, prepared before buyers start asking.

    Oregon Roofing Contractor Check

    Confirming a roofer's Oregon Construction Contractors Board licence and the roofing class for the work in Hillsboro and the towns around it.

    Why homeowners call us

    Why Hillsboro Roofing

    Answered on the line

    The line is answered and a local roofer is sent as soon as one is free. The arrival time is confirmed on the call.

    Moss cleared by hand

    The roof is cleaned by hand before any treatment, and the covering under the moss is checked for lifted tabs.

    Windstorms recorded, not guessed

    The 2020 and 2021 windstorms in the region are outage events. A roof is inspected and dated on the roof, not judged from a report.

    Oregon CCB checked

    The roofer's Construction Contractors Board number is checked on the Board's site, and the roofing class is confirmed there, before a deposit is paid.

    Runoff kept clear

    Where a treatment is used, the runoff is controlled, because some common moss killers are toxic to fish and invertebrates.

    The price is set on site

    No dollar figure appears on this site. The price is confirmed in writing after the roof is seen.

    How it works

    From phone call to fixed, in four steps

    1. Note the water, the moss and the wind

      Say where the water shows, where the moss sits and whether a windstorm came through. Photograph anything from the ground first.

    2. A roofer checks the attic and the covering

      The attic is checked for the wet path, and the covering under any moss is checked for lifted tabs and soft spots.

    3. A written scope, line by line

      Each cleaning, repair and replacement line is written with its reason and the licence and permit step that applies.

    4. Work agreed, then started

      Work starts after the scope and the licence check are in writing, with photographs kept at each stage.

    Service areas

    Serving Hillsboro and all of Washington County

    Beaverton

    ZIP 97003, 97005, 97006, 97007, 97008, 97075…

    Banks

    ZIP 97106

    Portland

    ZIP 97201, 97203, 97205, 97209, 97210, 97217…

    Canby

    ZIP 97013

    Service area map: Hillsboro, Cornelius, Beaverton, Gaston, North Plains, Forest Grove, Banks, Portland, Gales Creek, Manning, Sherwood, Newberg, Tualatin, Lake Oswego, Yamhill, Dundee, Scappoose, Carlton, Buxton, Wilsonville, West Linn, Gladstone, Canby, Oregon CityHillsboroCorneliusBeavertonGastonNorth PlainsForest GroveBanksPortlandGales CreekManningSherwoodNewbergTualatinLake OswegoYamhillDundeeScappooseCarltonBuxtonWilsonvilleWest LinnGladstoneCanbyOregon CityHillsboro (base)N

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    Job stories

    Typical jobs around Washington County

    Typical job
    Illustration: Lifted tabs found under a thick moss mat

    Lifted tabs found under a thick moss mat

    What homeowners notice
    A homeowner wants a moss clean on a shaded north slope. The moss is thick and the tabs below it are hard to see.
    What we do
    The roofer checks the covering under the moss before cleaning, finds several tabs lifted at the lower edge and one cracked shingle. The moss is cleared by hand, the tabs are re-sealed and the cracked shingle is replaced after its line is checked.
    What to expect
    The record shows the tabs and the shingle by position, the cleaning method and a check date. The homeowner has the record with the roof file.

    one day, plus a second visit for the tabs typical visit

    Typical job
    Illustration: A ceiling stain that grows after a long wet spell

    A ceiling stain that grows after a long wet spell

    What homeowners notice
    A ceiling stain grows after several wet days. The roof above looks sound from the ground, and the homeowner is unsure where the water enters.
    What we do
    The roofer traces the wet framing in the attic uphill to a joint at a chimney. Moss at the joint is cleared, the counterflashing is reset and the joint is tested with water while someone watches the ceiling.
    What to expect
    The test shows the leak has stopped. The written record names the joint, the parts reset and the product used, and the wet insulation is dried.

    half a day typical visit

    Typical job
    Illustration: A dated record after a windstorm, for a claim

    A dated record after a windstorm, for a claim

    What homeowners notice
    After a windstorm a homeowner sees a ridge cap missing and a gutter bent. The homeowner wants a record before deciding anything about a claim.
    What we do
    The roofer checks the soft metal and the windward slopes first, counts the lifted tabs in marked areas and compares with the sheltered side. The attic is checked, and moss marks are kept apart from wind marks.
    What to expect
    A dated summary with photographs and a list of areas not reached. Whether to claim is for the homeowner and the insurer to decide.

    one visit, written summary the next day typical visit

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    Guides

    Answers before you call

    Why Moss Grows on Roofs in Hillsboro, and What It Does

    Oregon State University Extension's roof-moss guidance, as recorded in this site's fact sheet, says moss on Pacific Northwest roofs is largely a result of constant moisture, that shade makes it thrive, and that it can lift shingles so water gets underneath.

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