The metro's windiest corner, where Columbia Gorge outflow tests every shingle, panel, and gutter run.
Gresham sits at the mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, and the Gorge wind is not a metaphor. East-metro winters bring sustained outflow winds that lift shingles, drive rain sideways under laps and flashing, and test every fastener on the house. We see the results every winter: blow-offs, lifted ridge caps, and water stains that trace back to wind-driven rain, not a 'leaky roof.'
Exterior work in Gresham has to be specified for that exposure. That means shingles with proper wind ratings installed to the nailing pattern the warranty requires, siding fastened to spec, and gutters secured for both wind and the wet, heavy snow the east side gets more often than the rest of the metro.
If your Gresham home took a hit in the last windstorm, or its exterior is simply due, we'll inspect it for free and give you a straight answer on repair versus replacement.
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