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Oregon Roofing Contractors — Free Statewide Estimates

Last reviewed: May 5, 2026

Enter your Oregon zip code or call (844) 763-3777 — RoofPros connects you with a state-licensed roofing professional in your zip in under 60 seconds. 105+ Oregon cities served, climate-aware quotes for oceanic to semi-arid conditions and moss + algae growth, and 24/7 dispatch for storm-damage projects.

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Move the sliders, pick a material, see your 2026 estimate. Numbers are pulled from 1,247 completed jobs in our network — within ±15% of a real written quote for a comparable home.

Roof size 2,000 sq ft

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Roof pitch 6/12

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No tear-off Roof over existing 1 layer +$1.50/sq ft 2 layers +$3.00/sq ft

Oregon climate

Why Oregon roofing is different

Oregon roofs face specific climate stressors — oceanic to semi-arid conditions plus moss + algae growth and long-term moisture exposure — that demand different specs than the state next door. Your assigned roofing contractor calibrates material, ventilation, and underlayment to local code and weather load.

Oregon climate metrics affecting roof design
Metric	Oregon average	Implication for your roof
Average annual snowfall	6″	Minimal snow load; standard synthetic underlayment is sufficient.
Average annual rainfall	43″	Standard drip-edge + sealed valleys per IRC R905.
Hail risk	low	Standard architectural shingle systems perform well across Oregon.
Hurricane / coastal wind	No	Standard wind-rated shingles (110 mph) cover inland conditions.

The four problems we see most in Oregon

moss + algae growth
long-term moisture exposure
wind uplift (coast)
snow load (mountains)

Most popular roofing materials in Oregon

architectural shinglestanding-seam metalcedar shake

For most Oregon homes, architectural shingle and standing-seam metal are the two most-installed systems. Asphalt shingles remain the most affordable roofing option; standing-seam metal is the longest-lasting (40–70 years).

Roofing services

Roofing services we cover statewide in Oregon

Roof-Master Oregon installs and repairs every residential roof system — architectural shingle re-roofs, standing-seam metal, hail/wind storm restoration, leak repair, gutter installation, and Class 4 impact-rated upgrades — same network across all 105 Oregon cities.

Service	Typical SLA	Most-requested in
Free roof inspection	Same week	Statewide Oregon
Storm-damage assessment + tarp	24–48h	Portland, Eugene
Roof repair (leaks, missing shingles, flashing)	2–3 business days	Statewide Oregon
Full re-roof (architectural shingle)	1–3 days on-site	Statewide Oregon
Standing-seam metal roof installation	3–5 days on-site	Rural / agricultural areas
Gutter installation + gutter-guard upgrades	1 day	Statewide Oregon

Browse all 15 services available in Oregon

Each service has a dedicated page with pricing, named materials (GAF Timberline HDZ, CertainTeed Landmark, Owens Corning Duration), per-service FAQs, and a licensed local pro for every Oregon zip code.

Asphalt Shingle Roofing

80% of US homes wear asphalt shingles for a reason — affordability, broad style range, and easy repair. The difference is in installation quality.

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Commercial Roofing

Property managers and facility directors trust us for TPO, EPDM, modified-bitumen, and metal commercial systems with documented R-values.

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Emergency Roofing

When a tree comes through your roof at 11pm, you don't need a quote — you need a tarp. We dispatch emergency crews around the clock.

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Flat Roof Systems

Low-slope roofs need a specialist. Wrong fastening, bad seam welds, or skipped flashing details turn a $30k roof into a $5k tear-out.

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Gutter Installation

A perfect roof still fails if water can't get away from your foundation. We install seamless gutter systems sized to your roof's actual drainage load.

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Metal Roofing

Standing-seam steel, aluminum, and stone-coated steel systems that last two to three times longer than asphalt and earn insurance discounts.

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New Roof Installation

Installing a roof on new construction, an addition, or a complete tear-off rebuild requires a different specialist. Our crews handle everything from joist to ridge cap.

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Residential Roofing

From a 1920s craftsman bungalow to new-build subdivisions, our residential pros match the right system to your home, climate, and budget.

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Roof Inspection

A 25-point professional inspection that documents shingle condition, flashing integrity, ventilation, attic moisture, and remaining roof life.

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Roof Leak Repair

Active leaks rarely come from where the stain shows up. Our leak specialists trace water to its true source and seal it for good.

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Roof Repair

From a single missing shingle to a sagging deck, our local pros diagnose and repair roof issues before they turn into five-figure problems.

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Roof Replacement

When repairs no longer make sense, a full roof replacement adds curb appeal, slashes energy costs, and often pays back at resale.

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Solar Roofing

Pairing a new roof with solar saves on permits, scaffolding, and labor — and the federal tax credit covers up to 30% of the integrated cost.

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Storm Damage Repair

Storm-damaged roofs need fast documentation for insurance and faster repair to prevent secondary damage. We handle both, end to end.

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Tile Roofing

Concrete and clay tile systems for homes that demand timeless curb appeal and the longest residential roof lifespan available.

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Licensing & credentials

Oregon licensing & credentials

Roof-Master's Oregon crews carry the licensing your state requires, plus $1M+ general liability insurance, full workers compensation, and at least one of the three top manufacturer certifications.

Oregon state requirement: Oregon requires a Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license for any commercial or residential work.

Insurance: $1,000,000+ per-occurrence general liability + workers compensation for every state where the contractor operates.

Manufacturer certifications: GAF Master Elite (top 3% of GAF contractors nationwide), CertainTeed ShingleMaster, and Owens Corning Platinum Preferred — every contractor in our Oregon network carries at least one.

Oregon cities we serve

RoofPros dispatches licensed Oregon contractors in 105 cities covering 4,893,478 residents — search your zip below or pick your city to see your local crew.

Portland

Multnomah County · pop. 2,115,140

Eugene

Lane County · pop. 272,404

Salem

Marion County · pop. 268,719

Medford

Jackson County · pop. 170,502

Bend

Deschutes County · pop. 113,075

Gresham

Multnomah County · pop. 112,378

Hillsboro

Washington County · pop. 108,231

Beaverton

Washington County · pop. 97,812

Corvallis

Benton County · pop. 69,209

Albany

Linn County · pop. 65,601

Springfield

Lane County · pop. 61,499

Tigard

Washington County · pop. 56,011

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Top-rated roofing contractors in Oregon

Real Google Maps results in Oregon — verified ratings, addresses, and review counts pulled directly from Google.

4.7(144)

River Roofing

Roofing contractor

1484 S B St, Springfield, OR 97477

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4.9(266)

Buzzline Roofing

Roofing contractor

2585 Roosevelt Blvd a1, Eugene, OR 97402

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4.9(133)

iDeal Roofing

Roofing contractor

1201 S Pacific Ave, Kelso, WA 98626

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4.8(161)

Huey & Sons Roofing

Roofing contractor

2935 Allane Ln, Eugene, OR 97402

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4.8(300)

All Surface Roofing & Roof Repair Company

Roofing contractor

9610 SW Sunshine Ct Suite 100 A, Beaverton, OR 97005

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5(147)

J&J Roofing & Construction

Roofing contractor

7811 NE 88th St, Vancouver, WA 98662

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Listings pulled from Google Maps on 2026-05-05. Independent businesses listed for comparison; not affiliated with RoofPros USA. Call (844) 763-3777 to be matched with a vetted contractor in our network.

Verified Google reviews

What Oregon homeowners say about local roofers

Real reviews pulled from Google Maps for top-rated Oregon roofing contractors — names, ratings, and review snippets verifiable on each reviewer's public Google contributor profile.

Phil Parks

Google Local Guide · 5 reviews

· 4 months ago

"Extremely happy with our experience with Buzzline Roofing. The initial bid was professional and competitive, and they did an amazing job, obviously taking great pride in their work. The crew removed the old roofing plus some old solar panels, replaced a few sheets of plywood, and installed new roofing all within a day and a half. They were fast, efficient and detailed. Plus, they did a fantastic job cleaning up. With the frequent wet weather in Eugene, we were a little anxious about having our roof done in December. They intentionally scheduled the work during a forecasted dry window, so rain was not a factor. Buzzline Roofing exceeded our expectations and we wholeheartedly recommend them!"

Review for: Buzzline Roofing

Operation SunriseLAW

Google Local Guide · 32 reviews

· 3 months ago

"Buzzline Roofing (formally Oregon Roof Guys) did an excellent job replacing my roof at the best price. I also wanted the skylights replaced and new gutters. Buzzline went far above my expectations in all regards, it looks outstanding. I signed the contract in September 2025. It was an easy online process. Amazing fact: Buzzline's deposit was $500, balance due when completed. My other bids involved much larger deposits. To me, that reflects the company's confidence in their pricing and service. My day finally arrived Black Friday 2025. They completed the job in just a few days. I obtained a couple of 'gutter bids'. Buzzline's price was the lowest on that aspect, too. I live in the fir trees, lots of 'cones' and read a lot of negative reviews on "gutter guards" in this area. They recommended larger downspouts that cannot be clogged by 'cones' and waist-level cleanouts. That cost a fraction of what gutter guards cost and I am certain it will be far more effective."

Review for: Buzzline Roofing

Michelle

Google Local Guide · 2 reviews

· a year ago

"Oregon Roof Guys did an excellent job in replacing our roof. We had several quotes and theirs was clear and reasonable. The crew worked two days, finished the roof and cleaned up the yard. Very impressive and would definitely recommend them."

Review for: Buzzline Roofing

Roger LeDoux

Google Local Guide · 3 reviews

· 2 months ago

"I recently hired Ideal Roofing to replace the roof on my home, and I am incredibly impressed with the results. From the initial inspection to the final cleanup, the entire team was professional and efficient. They arrived on time each day and maintained a very tidy workspace. The quality of the craftsmanship is evident in every detail. My new roof looks fantastic and has significantly improved the curb appeal of my house. I highly recommend Ideal Roofing to anyone looking for a reliable and skilled contractor. They truly did a great job."

Review for: iDeal Roofing

Stephanie Parsons

Google Local Guide · 13 reviews

· 2 months ago

"Highly recommend! I decided to be thorough in my search for a company to replace and repair my roof and had 6 estimates before making a decisions. Ideal roofing stood out right from the beginning and their sales team was very knowledgeable and transparent. The team that replaced my roof was respectable and kept my yard clean and safe for my pets.Spencer was available throughout the process. Great experience ! Thank you Ideal Roofing!"

Review for: iDeal Roofing

Bill & Adrienne Jones

Google Local Guide · 2 reviews

· Edited 2 months ago

"I am grateful to have discovered Ideal Roofing through Angie. I asked for an estimate on a whim that perhaps I could afford a Metal Roof. Zach came out and performed a thorough inspection which showed that my roof was at end of its life. the cost of metal versus shingle was significant and Zach guided me to hi-quality shingle , GAF with a 25 to 30 yr warranty within my budget. Zach and Spencer were able to work me into the schedule. Jason & crew arrived at scheduled place & time & began their work. Everyone was polite, cheerful & focused on project. 8 hours later they completed the work & left the area cleaner than when they had arrived. They were able to reinstall my Dish & Internet connections, everything worked perfectly upon their departure. I am recommending Ideal Roofing to my friends. Thank you to Zach, Amber, Alissa, Spencer, Jason, Elbin, Jose, Hector Dennis & forgive me I forgot two other workers names. Adrienne Burton Jones PS:A few Days later, weather permitting Val & Francisco came to install the gutters. Val & Francisco were professional, went out of their way to make sure they understood exactly what I wanted. They were able to accommodate my last minute change to Black gutters. They asked me to inspect their work upon completion. My reason for initially wanting a metal roof was because I like the sound of rain falling on the roof. Well it rained all last weekend and I enjoyed hearing the soothing sounds, the gentle rain, on the new metal gutters & drain spout that the awesome team at Ideal Roofing enabled me to have for a very reasonable price. Thank you, I am profoundly grateful. Adrienne Burton-Jones"

Review for: iDeal Roofing

Reviews shown verbatim from Google Maps with reviewer name, rating, and date as published by the reviewer. Click any name to verify on the reviewer's public Google contributor profile. Independent of RoofPros USA — listed for transparency and comparison.

NOAA Storm Events Database

Recent severe-weather roof damage in Oregon

Oregon recorded 149 severe-weather events from 2024–2025–2026 — including 11 hail, 134 damaging-wind, and 4 tornado events. The largest hail measured 1.5″ in diameter. Source: NOAA Storm Events Database.

Hail events

134

Wind events

Tornadoes

1.5″

Largest hail

Largest hail events in Oregon, 2024–2025–2026
Date	County	Hail size	Damage potential
17-AUG-24	CLACKAMAS	1.5″	Moderate — granule loss, asphalt bruising
03-AUG-25	DESCHUTES	1.5″	Moderate — granule loss, asphalt bruising
05-AUG-24	WALLOWA	1.25″	Moderate — granule loss, asphalt bruising
24-JUL-24	UNION	1″	Moderate — granule loss, asphalt bruising
17-AUG-24	LANE	1″	Moderate — granule loss, asphalt bruising

If your Oregon roof was in any of these counties on a recorded hail date, you likely have an insurance-eligible damage claim. Most carriers (State Farm, Allstate, USAA, Liberty Mutual) cover hail-damage roof replacement after the deductible. Get a free storm-damage assessment →

Insurance & financing

Insurance claims & financing in Oregon

RoofPros files your Oregon insurance claim end-to-end — timestamped photos within 48 hours, an Xactimate-format supplement filed with your carrier, an on-site adjuster meeting led by our project manager, and direct billing with State Farm, Allstate, USAA, Liberty Mutual, Travelers, and Farmers. Storm damage in most states carries a 4-year statute of limitations for property-damage claims — check yours promptly after any regional event.

Carriers we direct-bill in Oregon

State Farm
Allstate
USAA
Liberty Mutual
Travelers
Farmers

Direct billing eligibility varies by state and policy. Carrier names and logos shown for informational purposes — RoofPros USA is independent of and not endorsed by any insurance carrier.

Financing options

0% APR for 12–18 months or extended-term financing through GreenSky and Service Finance Company. Most quotes approved same-day. Veterans and active military receive an additional 5% discount on residential replacement projects in Oregon.

Standard Oregon deposit terms

Typical roofing project deposit: 25%–30%, with the balance due only after final inspection and a walk-through with our project manager. Anyone demanding full payment upfront is a red flag — walk away.

About

About RoofPros Oregon

RoofPros USA is a contractor-vetting and lead-matching platform that connects Oregon homeowners with state-licensed local roofing professionals. Founded in 2014, we serve homeowners and property managers in all 50 states and have placed 1,247+ roofs to date.

Reviewed by Mark Hennessey, Director of Contractor Operations — 17 years in roofing, holder of the RCI Certified Roof Consultant credential (#38291) and member of the NRCA.

Last reviewed: May 5, 2026 · Next review: November 2026

Our Oregon vetting methodology

Before any contractor joins our Oregon network we pull and verify:

01 We pull the contractor's active Oregon state or municipal roofing license and verify it against the issuing board's online registry.
02 We require a general liability certificate showing $1,000,000+ per-occurrence coverage.
03 We require a workers compensation certificate for Oregon and every other state the contractor operates in.
04 We confirm at least one active manufacturer certification — GAF Master Elite, CertainTeed ShingleMaster, or Owens Corning Platinum Preferred.
05 We pull the BBB profile (minimum rating A-).
06 We audit public review profiles — Google, BBB, and Angi — for ≥ 4.5★ across ≥ 25 reviews.
07 Our regional ops manager conducts an in-person Oregon crew interview before the contractor takes any leads.

Our regional ops team re-verifies every contractor's documentation every 12 months. We remove any contractor who fails re-verification from the network within 30 days. Network contractors are independent businesses, not employees of RoofPros USA.

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Roofing FAQ for Oregon homeowners

What is the 25% rule for roofing in Oregon?

If more than 25% of your shingles show storm damage, granule loss, lifting, or curling, full replacement usually beats patch repair on lifecycle cost. Oregon insurance carriers also use this threshold — once 25% of a roof slope is damaged by a covered peril, most policies pay to replace the entire slope rather than repair it. The National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) treats 25% as the standard repair-vs-replace inflection point.

What's the average cost of a new roof in Oregon?

For a typical 2,000 sq ft (≈22-square) Oregon home with architectural shingle, plan on $11,400 including tear-off, decking inspection, ice-and-water shield, drip edge, and a manufacturer-registered warranty. Standing-seam metal runs roughly 2–3× that figure but lasts 40–70 years. Repair-only jobs run $380–$1,800 with $1,100 the average roofing-repair-project spend.

How do I tell if a Oregon roofer is dishonest?

Five red flags every Oregon homeowner should watch for: (1) door-knockers showing up after a storm with no local address, (2) demands for full payment upfront — standard deposit is 25–30% with the balance due after final inspection, (3) no written, itemized estimate with named materials and brand, (4) verbal "guarantee" instead of a written manufacturer + workmanship warranty, and (5) no proof of $1M+ general liability insurance and workers compensation. Always verify the contractor in your state's online registry and the BBB before signing.

What is the cheapest time of year to get a new roof in Oregon?

Late winter through early spring (typically February–April) is the cheapest time to schedule a Oregon roof replacement. Demand is lowest, crews have open calendars, and contractors often discount 5–15%. Avoid the August–October peak when storm-damage claims spike. Emergency repairs are available year-round.

Do I need a licensed roofer in Oregon?

Oregon requires a Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license for any commercial or residential work.

What roof material works best in Oregon?

Given Oregon's oceanic to semi-arid climate, the most popular choices are architectural shingle, standing-seam metal, cedar shake. Local building practices, hail and wind risk, and snow load all factor in — your assigned local roofing contractor recommends the right system after a free inspection.

What's the most common roof problem in Oregon?

moss + algae growth is the leading roof issue in Oregon, followed by long-term moisture exposure and wind uplift (coast).

How long does it take to get a quote in Oregon?

Most Oregon homeowners get a written, itemized quote within one business hour of submitting our online form. Your assigned roofing professional schedules an in-home inspection within 2–3 business days, and active leaks get same-day emergency tarping in major metros.

What is the 25% rule for roofing?

The 25% Rule in roofing serves as a guideline for both homeowners and contractors when planning roofing projects. Basically, it means that if more than 25% of your roof's surface needs repairs, it's often wiser to contemplate a full replacement rather than patchwork.

What is the best time of year to replace shingles?

Fall is considered the best time to schedule a roofing project because it often boasts the best temperature range for roof installation. The weather has cooled off from summer highs, but it hasn't gotten too cold yet.

Is $25,000 a lot for a new roof?

The average cost is around $17,500, with a common range of $11,875 to $25,000. However, the final price depends heavily on your roof's true surface area.

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