Post-war ranches and 1970s-90s subdivisions reaching the age where roofs, siding, and windows all come due at once.
Beaverton grew fast in the second half of the twentieth century, and it shows in the housing stock: post-war ranches, split-levels, and subdivision homes from Murrayhill to Cedar Hills. Many of these homes are hitting the age where the original roof, siding, and windows all reach the end of their service life within the same decade.
That combination calls for a contractor who can handle more than one trade. Replacing a roof without addressing failing flashing and gutters, or hanging new siding over a tired weather barrier, is how small problems become expensive ones. We handle the whole exterior envelope, so the work is sequenced correctly and done once.
If your Beaverton home is due for a roof, siding, windows, gutters, or a deck, we'll walk it with you, tell you what we find, and put together a clear, itemized proposal. Free consultation, no obligation.
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