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Most "are gutter guards worth it" articles are written for homeowners dealing with broad autumn leaves and a handful of hard rains a year. That's not what a Clark County or Multnomah County roofline actually deals with. Portland's urban tree canopy covers roughly a third of the city, and a big share of that is conifer — Douglas fir, western red cedar, hemlock — dropping fine, needle-shaped debris nearly year-round rather than one leaf-fall event in October.
Start outside, with your feet on the ground and a pair of binoculars if you have them. You're looking for a handful of specific things, in roughly the order they tend to show up. Shingles are the first thing to scan for. Look for any that are missing outright, cracked, or curling up at the edges — curling is often an early sign of age or heat damage rather than storm damage, and it's worth noting even if nothing looks dramatic yet.
How to Evaluate Storm Damage to Your Roof: A Homeowner’s Guide After Heavy Wind, Rain, or Hail
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Heavy wind, rain, and hailstorms are becoming increasingly common in the Pacific Northwest. Even a single storm can loosen shingles, damage gutters, and create leaks that may not show up right away. The faster homeowners can identify signs of storm damage, the easier—and cheaper—it is to repair. This guide walks you through what to look for after a storm and when it’s time to call a trusted roofing professional for a full evaluation.
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CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE: AN OVERVIEW OF OUR MOST RECENT WORK
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