Built to Last: A Beaverton Roof Transformation
Challenge
The homeowners in Beaverton had a roof that was approximately 20 years old and beginning to show significant signs of wear. While the four existing skylights were not actively leaking, they had become cloudy with age and no longer opened, limiting both natural light and ventilation. During our inspection, we also found dry-rotted fascia near the chimney, extensive granule loss on the shingles, failing common bond, exposed fiberglass, nail pops, and damaged flashing. The homeowners wanted more than a temporary repair—they were looking for a complete roofing system that would protect their home and last for the rest of their lives.
Solution
The homeowners in Beaverton had a roof that was approximately 20 years old and showing significant signs of aging. Although the four existing skylights were not leaking, they had become cloudy over time and no longer opened, reducing natural light and ventilation throughout the home. During our inspection, we also discovered dry-rotted fascia near the chimney, significant granule loss on the shingles, failing common bond, exposed fiberglass, nail pops, and damaged flashing. These issues indicated that the roof had reached the end of its service life. Rather than investing in temporary repairs, the homeowners wanted a complete roofing system that would provide lasting protection, improve the home's performance, and give them confidence that their roof would last for decades.
