Home roofing and barn roof repair in Newberg, OR 97132
Newberg is home turf for us, a short drive up Highway 18 and 99W from our head office in Sheridan. We reroof older downtown homes, newer subdivisions and the barns and winery buildings in the Chehalem hills.
In Newberg, our most common jobs are full replacements on older homes near downtown and George Fox University, leak repairs and first replacements in newer subdivisions, and metal roof repairs on barns, shops and winery buildings. A shingle replacement on a typical Newberg home runs $12,870 to $22,940. Call (503) 917-5484 for an on-roof look and a written estimate.
Newberg sits on the north bank of the Willamette in Yamhill County, with the Chehalem Mountains rising behind town and vineyards on the slopes in nearly every direction. Our head office is in Sheridan, also in Yamhill County, so Newberg is one of the places we know best and can reach quickly. We see the same weather here that we see in Sheridan: long wet winters, valley wind and heavy moss under the oaks.
Our Newberg work splits three ways. Older homes in the grid around downtown and George Fox University need careful tear-offs and new decking. The newer subdivisions on the north and east sides need leak repairs and first replacements. And the farms, wineries and equipment shops in the hills need metal and low slope roof repairs that keep their buildings dry through harvest and the rainy months.
Downtown homes, newer neighborhoods and wine country buildings
The blocks around First Street, Hancock Street and George Fox University hold homes from the late 1800s through the 1940s, including Craftsman bungalows, farmhouses and Victorians. The Hoover Minthorn House on River Street is a reminder of how old some of these neighborhoods are. These homes often have steep gable roofs, board sheathing, more than one layer of shingles and brick chimneys with tar patched flashing. Postwar ranches fill in the streets beyond the historic core.
Newer subdivisions from the 1990s onward have spread north toward the Chehalem foothills and east toward Springbrook, with two story homes and architectural shingles now nearing replacement age. Out in the hills toward Dundee and along Bell Road, farm properties and wineries have barns, tasting rooms and production buildings with exposed fastener metal, standing seam or low slope roofs that each need their own approach.
What Newberg roofs struggle with
Layered roofs on older homes
Many older Newberg homes have two or three layers of asphalt over spaced boards. The extra weight sags rafters and traps moisture. We tear off to the boards, replace rotted pieces, lay new plywood and start fresh with underlayment and shingles.
Moss under valley oaks
Big Oregon white oaks and firs shade many Newberg yards. North slopes stay wet all winter and moss gets thick. We remove it by hand, soft wash the roots and add zinc strips, and we never pressure wash shingles.
Leaking metal on barns and shops
Exposed fastener metal roofs on farm and winery buildings leak when screw washers dry out and laps open. We replace the fasteners, reseal laps and ridge caps, and swap rusted panels, or replace the roof with new metal.
Wind across open vineyards
Homes and buildings on the open hillsides catch winter storm winds with no tree cover. Shingles lift at the ridges and rakes, and metal trim loosens. We repair the damage and fasten new roofs for higher wind.
Roofing services in Newberg
These are the services we provide most in Newberg, covering older homes in town, newer subdivisions and farm and winery roofs in the hills.
Roof Replacement
When patches stop holding and the shingles are bare, curling or shedding granules, a full reroof is the smarter spend. We replace Portland roofs from...
Asphalt Shingle Roofing
Asphalt shingles cover most Portland roofs, but the line you pick, the granules on it and how each shingle is nailed decide how well it handles eight...
Metal Roofing
Metal roofs shrug off the things that wear Portland roofs down: constant rain, moss, fir needles and wind. We install standing seam and ribbed metal...
Roof Leak Repair
A stain on a Portland ceiling is rarely under the hole that caused it. We trace the water back along rafters and decking to the true entry point...
Roof Moss Removal
Moss on a Portland roof is almost a given under the firs. We take it off by hand and brush, treat what is left and add zinc so it grows back slower.
Commercial Roof Repair
A drip over a register, a server room or a stack of inventory can't wait. We respond to commercial roof leaks around Portland, stop the water, and...
Dry Rot & Roof Deck Repair
A soft spot underfoot on the roof or a sag you can see from the street points to rotted sheathing below the shingles. We open Portland roofs, remove...
Seamless Gutter Installation
Seamless aluminum gutters formed on site to fit your Portland home, sized for our long rainy season and fitted with downspouts that move water away...
Quick scheduling from our Sheridan head office
Since our head office is in Sheridan, Newberg is a short drive for our crews, which makes it easier to get out quickly for leaks and storm damage. On older homes near downtown, we plan around tight side yards and protect mature gardens. Farm and winery jobs often happen around harvest and tasting room hours, so we schedule work to keep your operation running, and we keep gravel drives and vineyard rows clear of debris.
Roofing questions from Newberg
How quickly can you get to a roof leak in Newberg?
Newberg is close to our head office in Sheridan, so we can usually get a crew out quickly, often the same day for an active leak. We answer 24/7, and if water is coming in, we tarp or patch the area first and then schedule the permanent repair.
Do you repair metal roofs on winery buildings near Newberg?
Yes. Around Newberg and Dundee we repair metal roofs on barns, production buildings and tasting rooms by replacing worn fasteners, resealing laps, fixing flashing and swapping damaged panels. When a building needs a new roof, we install new metal or a low slope membrane depending on the pitch.
What does it cost to reroof an older home in downtown Newberg?
A tear-off and new architectural shingles on an older downtown Newberg home usually runs $12,870 to $22,940. Multiple layers, new plywood over board sheathing, chimney flashing and steep pitches can push that higher. We give you a written estimate after we have been on the roof and in the attic.
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Roof trouble in Newberg?
Call and describe what you are seeing. We answer 24/7 and send a roofer as soon as one is free.