Local Roofers · Oregon
Roofing Services in Hillsboro, OR
J&K Roofing serves Hillsboro and the rest of Washington County’s tech corridor with the same crews that have handled Pacific Northwest roofing since 1956. Whether you’re in an older Hillsboro neighborhood near downtown, a newer development off Brookwood, or one of the planned communities that have grown up around the Silicon Forest, we know the housing stock.
Repair, replacement, new construction, inspection. Free estimates, written scope, no surprises.
- 1956Family-owned since
- OR CCB#111639
- WAJKROOC*033BU
- 5.0★★★★★ across 25 reviews
What We Do
Roofing Services in Hillsboro
From single-shingle repairs to full tear-offs and new builds, J&K has worked on roofs across Washington County for decades.
Roof Repair
Targeted fixes for leaks, storm damage, missing shingles, and flashing failures, with fast turnaround and a clear scope.
Request a repairRoof Replacement
Full tear-off and re-roof with architectural shingles, metal, or specialty materials. Manufacturer warranties on every install.
Get a quoteNew Construction
Roofing for new homes and additions, on schedule and to spec. We work with builders and homeowners across the Pacific Northwest.
Plan a buildInspection & Maintenance
Pre-purchase inspections, seasonal maintenance, and moss/debris removal. Keep small problems from becoming expensive ones.
Book inspectionLocal Knowledge
Why Roofing Is Different in Hillsboro
Hillsboro shares the same marine-influenced climate as the rest of Washington County (38 inches of annual rain, mild temperatures, and the moss conditions that come with both), but the housing stock here trends newer than Beaverton or Portland.
What that means in practice:
- Less mature tree canopy in the newer subdivisions north of TV Highway. Less moss pressure than Cedar Hills or Garden Home, but more direct UV exposure that ages shingles faster on south-facing slopes.
- 1990s–2000s composition roofs are reaching their end-of-life right around now. We’re seeing a lot of “the original roof” tear-offs from this era, and they’re often the easier projects: single layer, plywood deck in good shape, predictable scope.
- Older Hillsboro proper (downtown, near Hillsboro High) has a small concentration of pre-WWII homes with cedar shake or layovers. Those need more careful tear-off planning.
Washington County handles the permits. It’s the same office and process as Beaverton, Tigard, and the rest of the western county.
Service Area
Nearby Areas We Serve
J&K Roofing works throughout Washington County and surrounding communities.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions in Hillsboro
Do I need a permit for a re-roof in Hillsboro?
Yes. Re-roofs are permitted through Washington County, which covers Hillsboro along with most of the western county. We pull the permit and handle the inspection. Fees are typically 1–3% of the project value.
Why is my 25-year-old roof failing already?
If you bought a Hillsboro home built in the late ’90s or early 2000s, the original composition roof has likely reached or passed its useful life. Pacific Northwest moisture cycles are harder on asphalt shingles than dry-climate conditions, so 25–30 years is closer to a real-world ceiling than the manufacturer warranty suggests. Two patch repairs in 2 years is usually a sign that full replacement makes more economic sense.
What's the best roofing material for Hillsboro?
Class 4 architectural asphalt shingles are the most common and practical choice: strong manufacturer warranty, good moisture performance, reasonable cost. For homes near tree-heavy lots, standing-seam metal is worth considering. UV-rated shingles matter more in the newer Hillsboro subdivisions where roofs see more direct sun than older shaded neighborhoods.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Hillsboro?
Typical 2,000–2,500 sq ft home with architectural shingles: $12,000–$22,000 depending on roof complexity, pitch, and accessibility. Larger homes in newer Hillsboro developments can run higher; standard ranch-style homes in older neighborhoods come in lower.
When can you start?
Peak season is late June through early October. Book 4–8 weeks ahead. Off-season we work weather-dependent, scheduling tear-offs around confirmed dry windows.
Do you offer financing?
We work with several Pacific Northwest lenders for roofing financing. Talk to us during the estimate and we’ll walk through the options.
What's your warranty?
Manufacturer warranty on materials (30–50 years on architectural shingles). 10-year J&K labor warranty on full replacements, transferable with the home.
Free Estimate
Need a Roofer in Hillsboro?
Free estimates. Family-owned since 1956. Licensed in Oregon (CCB#111639) and Washington (JKROOC*033BU).
Prefer to talk? Call (503) 648-3814 Mon–Fri 8am–5pm · Sat/Sun by appointment