CCB-licensed asphalt installers for Tigard's suburban inventory: 1980s-2010s tract, downtown infill, and Bull Mountain hillside. Standard architectural and premium upgrades.
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Tigard is a Washington County suburban city with housing stock predominantly 1980s-2010s tract development, downtown 1920s-1940s heritage pockets (Main Street/Tigard Square area), and Bull Mountain hillside premium homes. Most roof replacements are mass-market architectural in standard colors, with Bull Mountain skewing premium.
Mostly 1980-2010 tract two-story (1,800-2,800 sq ft, 6:12-8:12 pitches) plus Bull Mountain hillside premium (2,400-4,200 sq ft, more complex geometry). Smaller pocket of pre-1950 heritage in old Tigard. Roof inventory averages 20-26 years old.
Roughly 90 percent asphalt shingle, 6 percent metal, 4 percent flat (modern infill). Asphalt installations are mostly mass-market architectural (Timberline HDZ, Duration, Landmark, Cambridge, Vista). Bull Mountain shifts toward premium architectural and occasional designer lines.
Local-specific considerations that affect scope and pricing
Many 1990s Tigard tract homes are hitting end-of-life on their original 25-year shingles. Permit data shows steady reroof activity 2020-2026. Quote competition is good; multiple bids are normal practice in Tigard.
Bull Mountain homes have steeper pitches, wooded lots, and higher-value finishes than the rest of Tigard. Plan for 15-20 percent premium over standard Tigard pricing. Premium architectural and designer products are appropriate.
The downtown Tigard area near Main Street has a small pocket of 1920s-1940s heritage homes that follow the heritage-neighborhood install rules: designer-line consideration, brick chimney counterflashing rebuilds, original plank sheathing. Treat like Eastmoreland / NE Alameda on a smaller scale.
Tigard solar adoption is moderate-high. Coordinate detach/reset with the solar installer. Budget $200-$400 per panel.
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Authorities and references that affect roof projects in Tigard
What we see most often during inspections in this area
End-of-life 3-tab or early architectural on 1990s-2000s tract
Wind damage on west-facing slopes
Solar mount flashing degradation at 10-15 year mark
Pipe boot cracking
Moss on shaded slopes (less than Lake Oswego but real)
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