Premium Materials
Premium Materials | Roofing Done Right | Roofing | Hillsboro
When Hillsboro homeowners want the confidence that every shingle, seam, and flashing is built to outlast the Pacific Northwest’s rain-soaked winters and sun-drenched summers, they turn to HEP’s premium materials roofing. Our licensed crews pair cutting-edge underlayments, impact-rated shingles, and sustainably sourced metal accents with precision installation techniques that lock out leaks and lock in energy savings. From the first on-site inspection to the final walk-through, you get crystal-clear communication, tidy worksites, and a roof engineered to elevate curb appeal as much as it safeguards your home.
This is roofing done right—backed by generous manufacturer warranties, HEP’s own craftsmanship guarantee, and a local team ready to answer the phone long after the last nail is set. Call today, and see how effortlessly your Hillsboro property can rise above the weather.
FAQs
What makes your roofing materials “premium,” and why are they a smart choice for Hillsboro homes?
We specify top-tier architectural asphalt shingles, standing-seam metal panels, and composite slate that all carry Class A fire ratings, 130-mph wind uplift resistance, and algae-resistant coatings. These products are engineered to stand up to Hillsboro’s wet winters, summer UV exposure, and occasional windstorms far better than builder-grade 3-tab shingles. In addition, most of our premium lines are manufactured in the Pacific Northwest, reducing shipping time and ensuring they comply with regional building codes.
Are you licensed and insured to work in Hillsboro, and do you handle city permits?
Yes. We hold an active Oregon CCB license (#xxxxxx), are fully bonded, and carry $2 million in general liability insurance plus workers’ compensation on every crew member. Our office pulls the required roofing permit from the City of Hillsboro Building Department and schedules the mandatory inspections, so homeowners never have to navigate the paperwork.
How long will a premium materials roof last, and what warranties do you provide?
Life expectancy depends on the material: architectural asphalt lasts 30–40 years, metal 50+ years, and composite slate 40–60 years. Because we are factory-certified installers, manufacturers honor their full 30- to 50-year non-prorated material warranties. We also include a 10-year transferable workmanship warranty that covers labor and any installation-related leaks, giving you complete peace of mind.
What does a premium roof cost in Hillsboro, and do you offer financing options?
Pricing varies by roof size, pitch, and material, but most Hillsboro homes fall between $9 and $16 per square foot for architectural asphalt, $14–$21 for steel or aluminum standing-seam, and $18–$28 for composite slate. We provide a written, itemized quote after a free on-site evaluation. To make budgeting easier, we partner with local credit unions to offer low-interest financing and 12-month same-as-cash plans, with approvals often received in minutes.
Will a premium roof improve my home’s energy efficiency and resale value?
Absolutely. Many of our shingle and metal products carry ENERGY STAR® ratings and feature heat-reflective granules or paint finishes that can reduce attic temperatures by up to 15 °F, lowering summer cooling bills. A recent Remodeling Magazine report shows Pacific Region homeowners recoup 60-70 % of a high-end roof’s cost at resale, and real-estate agents consistently rank a new premium roof among the top features buyers look for in Washington County.
How long does installation take, and how do you protect my property during the project?
A typical single-family roof (2,500 sq ft) takes 2–3 days for asphalt, 3–4 days for metal, and up to a week for composite slate, weather permitting. Before we start, we drape landscaping with breathable tarps, set up plywood protection along siding, and place a dump trailer on plywood sheets to avoid driveway damage. We use magnetic rollers to collect nails daily and perform a final multi-point cleanup so your yard, gardens, and walkways look exactly as they did before we arrived—only with a much better roof.