As the leaves begin their spectacular transformation into brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold, and a familiar crispness fills the air, our minds naturally turn to preparing our homes for the colder months ahead. We clean our gutters, check our furnaces, and seal drafty windows. But there’s one crucial...Read More
Roofing Built for Wet Seasons, Wind Exposure, and Long-Term Durability
In the Pacific Northwest, a roof must manage far more than occasional storms. Persistent rain, heavy moisture, wind exposure, and seasonal temperature shifts all place constant stress on roofing systems. When a roof begins to fail, the signs often appear slowly, leaks, moss growth, and uneven shingle wear, before becoming serious structural issues.
High Performance Homes provides roof replacement solutions designed specifically for Oregon and Washington homes. Our focus is on roofing systems that shed water efficiently, resist wind uplift, and perform reliably through years of changing conditions. Every project begins with understanding how your current roof is performing and ends with a system built to last.
Roofing Solutions Designed for Northwest Conditions
Not every roof faces the same challenges. Slope, orientation, material age, and ventilation all affect how well a roofing system performs. We offer options designed to match those variables.
Our recommendations are based on performance needs, not sales quotas.
Just Three Steps to Roof Replacement
Book an Estimate
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It's time to break free from the constant worry about the next storm. Take control of your home's protection by evaluating your roofing options with a free estimate from HPH. As a reliable roofing company specializing in durable solutions for Pacific Northwest homes, we ensure your house stands strong against harsh weather, heavy rain, and wind. This peace of mind is invaluable—researching and investing in a quality roof replacement is a step towards a more secure and stress-free living environment. Let's find the best roofing solution to keep your home safe and your mind at ease.
Have Inspection & Consultation
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Meet with our experienced roof estimator for a comprehensive free roofing assessment. We inspect your existing roof structure, check ventilation systems, and examine your attic for signs of water damage, mold, and leaks. Our team evaluates shingle condition and provides an accurate estimate of remaining roof life. If roof repair or replacement is needed, we deliver a firm estimate and timeline on the spot. We'll also help you select premium roofing materials and designs that enhance your home's curb appeal and protection.
Professional Roof Installation
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Get your new roof installed by the Pacific Northwest's leading roofing contractor. With over 5,000 successful roof replacements completed, HPH is a proud Street of Dreams roofing installer—fully licensed, bonded, and insured. We've developed exterior roofing systems uniquely designed for Northwest weather, emphasizing superior moisture protection and lifetime durability. Our roofing products withstand the region's rugged climate while our white-glove service ensures clear communication and unwavering commitment to every promise we make.
What Goes Into a High-Performance Roof
A durable roof is built from multiple components working together:
These elements help extend roof lifespan and reduce future maintenance issues.
Serving Homeowners Throughout Oregon & Washington
High Performance Homes works with homeowners across the Pacific Northwest, providing roofing solutions backed by regional experience and local support.
To schedule a consultation, call (888) 855-3041.
Our High Performance Roof System
A Platinum Preferred Roofing Contractor
We are a roofing contractor certified and screened at all levels of program membership by Owens Corning Roofing Contractor Network. This certification is only given to the top tier of the network, which meets strict standards for professionalism, reliability, and unparalleled craftsmanship.
To be a Platinum Preferred Contractor, a contractor must carry general liability insurance, be screened for financial stability and customer service, and pass a workmanship inspection. Less than 5% of contractors nationwide are chosen for this title.
High Performance Roof Specifications
| Wind Resistance: | 130 MPH |
| Underlayment: | Synthetic |
| Valley Metal: | 24” Width |
| Lead Pipe Jacks: | Highest Quality |
| High Profile Ridge Vent: | Balanced Venting |
| Ice & Water Protection: | Entire Perimeter |
| Algae Resistance: | 25-years |
| SureNail Technology: | Outstanding Grip |
| Limited Lifetime Warranty: | 50-years |
Built on Experience and Accountability
Homeowners choose High Performance Homes because our work holds up over time.
We believe reliability matters more than slogans.
When Roof Replacement Makes Sense
Replacing a roof isn’t always urgent, but delaying too long can increase risk. A new roof may be the right choice if:
A professional evaluation can help determine the best path forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Experienced crews plan installations around weather windows and use protective measures to prevent moisture intrusion during the process.
Proper ventilation helps regulate attic temperature and moisture, which can extend roof life and improve energy efficiency.
A properly installed roof improves curb appeal and reassures buyers, often contributing to resale value.
Lifespan depends on materials, ventilation, and installation quality. Many modern systems are designed to last several decades.
A new roof doesn’t have to match your old roof, and the opportunity to change styles, colors, and patterning are at your discretion. High Performance Homes is a roofing contractor that knows that performance is everything. Your roof defends your home from the elements, let’s make sure it doesn’t quit.
If your home needs a new roof installed, you can count on High Performance Homes for expert craftsmanship and a roof that endures for decades. Our expert technicians are standing by to help you with:
Owens Corning roofing systems, re-roofing, new roofs, repairs, skylight installations, metal roofing, flat roofing, gutter installation, and roof inspections.
Depending on the age of your roof, you may be able to get away with a temporary repair. We’ll always provide as many options as possible, a replacement roof may be the better choice, but if you’re noticing any of these signs: an attic that smells bad, an obvious leak, warped, cracking, or loose shingles, or missing shingles.
We’ll take the time to inspect your roof and present you with the best options. If we’re confident we can extend the life of your existing roof, our roofing contractors will get your roof back to a condition that will keep your home comfortable.
The Decking/Roof Assembly:
This is the first layer of support for your roof. Decking is made of several different materials, most often plywood or OSB panels. OSB provides additional protection because shaved layers of wood are compressed with waterproof glue. This creates nearly impenetrable protection from moisture damage if higher layers are compromised.
Weatherproofing/Underlayment:
The underlayer covers the frame of the roof. An underlayment is made of a waterproof membrane that acts as your last line of defense against water and your best line of defense against moisture. A poorly fitted underlayment may shrink and tear, fail to remain glued down, or leave open areas of exposure where mold can develop and get inside.
Reinforcement: Reinforcing the weatherproof membrane is key. This is accomplished using a variety of products but is most often done with polyester, bituminous, elastomer, resin, polypropylene, or hybrid layer. This is heavier than the underlayment and provides additional insulation, waterproofing, weight, and puncture protection.
Roof Covering/Surfacing: The roof covering is the final layer. That depends on your needs as a homeowner. Metal, wood, synthetic, clay, asphalt, and concrete are all viable options. Each has its own benefits and drawbacks, and we’ll help you determine which covering meets your aesthetic and durability needs. With the salt-water air coming in from the Puget Sound, we’ll often advise homeowners to stay away from metal.
We only employ roofing and siding specialists.
Too many companies try and hire jacks of every trade to cut down on costs. It might lower their costs, but it raises yours. Our roofing installers live and work off the ground. They have studied, trained, and practiced their craft, becoming veteran roofers in the process. The attention to detail and process knowledge cannot be duplicated by a multi-discipline employee.
We only use American made products.
We don’t just use American to give back to the economy and other local businesses. The U.S. crafted roofing materials we use to build your roof are designed with precision, durability, and care that other materials aren’t. This makes installation easier and helps your roof to easily reach or exceed its maximum advertised lifespan. Great materials just go further. We only use products from Owens Corning, a leading manufacturer of roofing materials. Our lines include Oakridge Shingles, TruDefinition Duration, Woodcrest, and Woodmoor.
We only install complete roofing systems.
Roofing systems do more for your home than individual components. They are designed and manufactured by a single company so that every layer works together. This improves protection over multi-manufacturer component roofs. That protection is also backed by a longer warranty. Because the manufacturer knows how those parts interact, they’ll guarantee them for a greater length of time.
Start With a Roofing Evaluation
If your roof is showing signs of wear, or you simply want clarity on its condition, High Performance Homes provides honest evaluations and long-term solutions designed for Pacific Northwest homes.
Schedule your free roofing consultation today.
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