Roofing Team
Roofing Team | Storm Damage Restoration | Roofing | Hillsboro
When high winds, pounding hail, or driving rain tear through Hillsboro, your roof takes the first hit. HEP’s roofing team is on call 24/7 to turn chaos into comfort, arriving fast with tarps, tools, and a friendly smile. Our certified technicians document every shingle, flashing, and gutter concern, so you get transparent estimates and hassle-free insurance support. From emergency leak mitigation to full roof replacements, storm damage restoration is what we do best—bringing your home back to pre-storm condition with premium materials and craftsmanship backed by lifetime warranties.
Neighbors choose HEP because we’re local, licensed, and committed to your peace of mind. We keep worksites spotless, update you daily, and finish on schedule, so you can get back to normal life without the lingering stress of uncertainty. Reach out today, and let Hillsboro’s trusted roofing experts restore safety, value, and curb appeal to your property.
FAQs
What should I do immediately after my roof is damaged by a storm in Hillsboro?
First, make sure everyone is safe and stay clear of any downed power lines or unstable structures. Then document the damage with photos or video from the ground—do not climb on the roof. Call our roofing team as soon as possible for an emergency inspection and temporary tarp service; quick action helps prevent interior water damage and simplifies your insurance claim.
How quickly can your team respond to storm-related roof emergencies in the Hillsboro area?
Because storms in Washington County can cause sudden, widespread damage, we keep dedicated crews on 24/7 standby during severe-weather season. In most cases we can be on-site within 2–4 hours of your call, provide a free damage assessment, and install temporary protection the same day.
Will my homeowners insurance cover the cost of storm damage roof repairs or replacement?
Most policies sold in Oregon cover wind, hail, and fallen-tree damage under the dwelling portion of the policy. After we inspect the roof, we’ll prepare a detailed damage report, meet with your adjuster if needed, and help you submit required documentation. You’re typically responsible only for your deductible unless your policy has special roof depreciation clauses.
How do you determine whether my roof needs repair or a full replacement after a storm?
Our HAAG-certified inspectors evaluate shingle bruising, granule loss, punctures, lifted flashing, decking moisture, and attic water staining. If more than 25–30 percent of the roof surface is compromised—or if structural decking and underlayment are saturated—full replacement is usually more cost-effective and is what insurers approve. Otherwise, targeted repairs can restore full integrity.
What roofing materials do you recommend for better storm resilience in Hillsboro’s climate?
Architectural laminated asphalt shingles with a Class 4 impact rating, high-wind nailing patterns, and algae-resistant copper granules perform well here. For even greater durability, we offer standing-seam metal and Class A fire-rated composite roofs. All systems we install include ice-and-water shield in valleys and along eaves to handle the Pacific Northwest’s heavy rains.
Do I need a permit for storm damage roof replacement in Hillsboro, and do you handle that process?
Yes. The City of Hillsboro requires a residential reroof permit to ensure the work meets Oregon Residential Specialty Code. Our office pulls the permit, schedules required inspections, and provides you with final documentation for your records and insurance company at no additional cost.