Structural Artiste · Gresham · 2026-02-06

Storm damage roof restoration in Gresham

Wind and debris storm restoration for a Gresham home — document damage, dry-in, then restore the weather barrier completely.

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After a Gresham wind event, missing tabs and bent flashings left openings that kept wetting the deck long after the sky cleared. We photographed damage immediately for the homeowner’s records, then dry-in protected the house.

Restoration went beyond nailing a few tabs: ridge and hip repairs, replaced flashings, and a thorough check of valleys and penetrations that often fail in the same storm cycle. Incomplete storm patches are how second leaks appear two weeks later.

Where remaining life was solid, we restored rather than pushed a full re-roof. Where soft decking showed up under torn courses, those bays were replaced and documented.

Storm restoration across east Multnomah County follows the same rule — protect first, restore completely, then decide if the larger system is still worth keeping.

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