Tigard Home Remodeling and Roofing Company

Handling Projects of All Sizes

A shingle that's worked loose on a windier stretch of Bull Mountain or a gutter that's been overflowing near a downtown foundation rarely stays a small problem for long in this part of Washington County. Wind at elevation and water close to the Tualatin River turn a minor sign into a bigger repair fast. 

Our crews catch that kind of damage during a roof or exterior visit and can move straight into whatever it's already reached inside the house, using the same design-build plan Elm Construction Services runs on every project.

If you're not sure whether it's cosmetic or something bigger, let us know, and a project manager will tell you what to check first.

Call (971) 318-5112 to schedule a free estimate for your Tigard roofing or remodeling project, or reach out through our contact page to get a time on the calendar.

What Wind on Bull Mountain and Water Near the Tualatin River Do to a Roof

Homes on Bull Mountain sit high enough that wind gusts pull at shingles and flashing in a way that lower-lying streets rarely deal with. Closer to downtown Tigard, the Tigard Triangle, and the lots near Cook Park and the Tualatin River, the risk shifts from wind to water. Older gutter systems and grading that hasn't kept up with decades of rain can send runoff toward a foundation instead of away from it. 

The lot usually decides which one you're up against, which is why we check wind exposure and drainage patterns specific to the property before recommending a fix rather than applying the same repair everywhere.

One Visit Covers Whatever the Damage Turned Out to Be

Siding that's let water into a wall or a roof that's leaked longer than expected doesn't always stop at the exterior. Once our crew opens the area, a repair can turn into a remodel fast, whether that means new subfloor near an exterior wall or drywall that's held moisture too long. 

Because the same team handles the exterior fix and whatever it uncovers inside, a homeowner who called about siding doesn't need a second contractor to finish the wall or floor it damaged.

Our crews take on a full range of projects for homeowners across Tigard:

• Roofing
• Siding
• Decks
• Gutters
• Skylights
• Kitchen and bathroom remodeling
• Home additions and new construction

Whichever one applies to your house, our project manager weighs it against the wind exposure or drainage pattern specific to your lot before pricing it.

Why Wind and Water Damage Take Training to Read Correctly

Reading a wind-damaged roof or a water-stained wall correctly takes more than a general contractor's guess, which is why the training behind our crews covers the materials themselves. GAF Master Elite status, a designation held by fewer than 2% of roofing contractors nationwide, requires ongoing training. 

Trex Pro Platinum and James Hardie certifications carry that same requirement for decks and siding. That training is what lets a crew tell cosmetic wear from a sign that water or wind has already reached the framing, and the project manager who evaluates the damage stays on the project once the scope is confirmed.