The Washington side of the same metro weather, from mid-century Vancouver heights to new Ridgefield growth.
North of the river, Vancouver shares Portland's climate and then some: the same months of rain, plus a little more of the Gorge wind and the occasional colder snap. The housing mix is just as varied, from mid-century homes in the Heights and Lincoln to rapid new growth toward Ridgefield and Salmon Creek.
Cornerstone is licensed, bonded, and insured for work on Washington homes, and we carry the same installation standards across the river: manufacturer-spec roofing, Hardie siding assemblies built for wet climates, windows sealed against wind-driven rain, and gutters sized for real Northwest downpours.
If you're in Vancouver or anywhere in southwest Washington, we'll come walk your home, tell you what we see, and leave you with a clear, itemized proposal. Free consultation, no obligation.
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