Local Roofers · Oregon
Roofing Services in Tigard, OR
J&K Roofing has been the local choice in Tigard since 1956. We cover everything from the established neighborhoods near Bull Mountain and Summerlake to the newer developments off 99W and the homes tucked into the 217 corridor.
Repair, replacement, new construction. Free estimates with itemized scope, family-owned, three generations in.
- 1956Family-owned since
- OR CCB#111639
- WAJKROOC*033BU
- 5.0★★★★★ across 25 reviews
What We Do
Roofing Services in Tigard
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 Tigard
Tigard sits in a transitional pocket, close enough to the West Hills to catch their rain shadow on certain days, but otherwise sharing the same Washington County marine-climate roofing pressures.
The dominant roofing pattern here is mid-century-through-1990s composition: the homes built between 1965 and 2000 (which is most of Tigard) are now in their second roof cycle. We see a lot of:
- Original-deck tear-offs on 1970s–’80s split-levels. The plywood is usually fine, but flashing details and ridge ventilation often weren’t done to current best-practice and we upgrade those during replacement.
- Moss accumulation on the north-facing slopes of homes near Summerlake and the Bull Mountain canopy.
- Heat-and-rain cycling on west-facing slopes: afternoon sun hits hard in summer, then the marine air rolls back through. Hard on cheap shingles.
Washington County handles permits the same way it does for Beaverton and Hillsboro.
Service Area
Nearby Areas We Serve
J&K Roofing works throughout Washington County and surrounding communities.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions in Tigard
Do I need a permit to re-roof in Tigard?
Yes. Washington County issues the permit for Tigard re-roof projects. We handle the application, the inspection, and the close-out. Fees scale with project value, typically 1–3%.
What roofing material works best in Tigard's climate?
For most Tigard homes, Class 4 impact-rated architectural shingles are the practical choice. They handle PNW moisture, hail, and UV reasonably well, and have 30–50 year manufacturer warranties. Steel or aluminum standing-seam is a stronger option on steep roofs, especially for homes with heavy tree cover near Summerlake or Bull Mountain.
How long should an asphalt roof last in Tigard?
20–30 years if maintained, less on heavily shaded lots. Roofs that get afternoon sun and have proper attic ventilation usually outlast roofs that don’t, regardless of brand. Manufacturer warranties are aspirational; PNW moisture cycling tends to bring the practical lifespan in below the marketing number.
What does a typical Tigard re-roof cost?
For a 1,900–2,400 sq ft single-family home with architectural shingles: roughly $12,000–$21,000 depending on pitch, complexity, and access. Multi-story homes near Bull Mountain with steep roof lines can run higher.
When's the best time of year to replace a roof in Tigard?
July through early October is the reliably dry window. Off-season tear-offs are possible but weather-dependent. We don’t pull the deck without a confirmed dry stretch ahead.
Do you do moss treatment as a standalone service?
Yes. We do moss removal and zinc-strip treatment as a standalone job for roofs that aren’t ready for replacement. Most Tigard homes benefit from this every 2–3 years, especially north-facing slopes near tree canopy.
What's your labor warranty?
10 years on full replacements, transferable with the home. Combined with the manufacturer’s 30–50 year material warranty, that’s standard practice for the industry.
Free Estimate
Need a Roofer in Tigard?
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