1960s-80s split-levels and ranches whose original windows and siding are quietly costing their owners money.
Drive through Tigard's neighborhoods and you're looking at wave after wave of 1960s-to-80s construction: split-levels, daylight ranches, and two-story colonials, many still wearing original or second-generation exteriors. The most common story we hear there is the energy bill. Original aluminum-frame windows and tired siding quietly leak heat all winter.
A window replacement in a Tigard split-level isn't glamorous, but it's one of the highest-return projects on the house: quieter rooms, lower bills, and no more condensation on the glass in January. Pair it with siding or a roof that's due anyway, and the whole exterior gets one coordinated installation instead of three separate disruptions.
Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, decks: every Tigard project starts with a free walkthrough and an itemized proposal you can actually compare against other bids.
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