Roof Inspections, Repairs, and Replacements on the Oregon Coast

Your roof protects everything under it, and on the Oregon coast it faces constant rain, wind, and salt air. Water Tight Construction is a family-owned roofing contractor with about 30 years of experience helping homeowners catch small problems early and replace roofs that have reached the end of their life. We explain what we find in plain language, so you can decide what makes sense for your home.

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Roof Inspections

Regular roof checks catch loose shingles, worn flashing, and early moss growth before they cause leaks. An inspection shows your roof’s condition, so you can plan repairs on your schedule instead of in an emergency.

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Roof Repairs

Small leaks and damaged shingles cost less to fix when they’re caught early. We repair shingles, flashing, and other damage, and we look at the whole roof, not just the damaged spot, so one repair doesn’t hide a bigger problem.

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Full Roof Replacement

When a roof is aging, repeatedly leaking, or too damaged to patch, replacement is often the better investment. We manage the full project from start to finish and keep you informed at each stage.

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Dry Rot and Moss Care

Moss holds moisture against roofing, and dry rot can weaken roof edges and the wood beneath them. Knowing the warning signs helps you act before damage spreads.

Roofing Questions Homeowners Ask

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  • How often should I get my roof checked?

    Have your roof inspected at least once a year and after major storms. Routine checks catch loose shingles, worn flashing, and moss before they cause leaks.

  • How do I know when I need a new roof?

    Watch for curling or missing shingles, granules in your gutters, daylight in the attic, and ceiling stains. Repeated leaks or an aging roof often call for replacement.

  • What is dry rot, and how do I spot it?

    Dry rot is wood decay caused by moisture and fungus. Look for soft, crumbling wood, peeling paint, and musty smells around roof edges, siding, and decks.

  • How do I know if I have moss on my roof, and how do I care for it?

    Moss appears as green or gray clumps on shingles and holds moisture against the roof. Regular removal protects your roof, and we can recommend the right care for your roof type.

Serving the Oregon Coast

We proudly serve homeowners across the Oregon coast. Call us to confirm whether your home is in our service area.

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Ready to Protect Your Roof?

Call Water Tight Construction at (503) 861-7234 or request your roof estimate online. We’re here to help you plan your next project with confidence.