Craftsman bungalows, Foursquares, and mid-century ranches under forty inches of annual rain.
Portland's housing stock is some of the most beautiful in the Northwest, and some of the hardest working. Craftsman bungalows in Irvington, Foursquares in Sellwood, mid-century ranches in Hillsdale: all of them shedding forty-plus inches of rain a year, all of them growing moss on every north-facing roofline. We work on homes like these every week, in every quadrant of the city.
Older Portland homes also come with older Portland details: original cedar siding, single-pane windows, gutters that were undersized the day they were hung. Our crews are used to opening up a wall or a roof deck on a hundred-year-old house and knowing exactly what they're looking at, and how to put it back better than they found it.
Whether it's a full roof replacement, Hardie siding, new windows, seamless gutters, or a deck built for our nine dry weeks, we start with a free in-home consultation and a detailed, itemized proposal.
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