Do you want to extend the life of your roof and save money? Here at CedarTech, we can offer you services that do just that. Our services are simple, neat, clean, and safe. Not to mention, they work! We can provide Portland cedar roof repair, treatment, and maintenance in a way that allows your roof to last longer than if repaired using different, harsher techniques.

In the long run, we save you money! Call us today at 503-484-6434 for a free quote! Clearing your roof of debris using compressed air or blowers rather than by pressure washing.

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Why Choose CedarTech

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With so many options available for roof repair and treatment, you may be wondering what sets CedarTech apart. CedarTech is the proud recipient of the Angie's List 2013 Service Award and we are also a member of the Construction Contractor's Board, as well as the Better Business Bureau. With our credentials, you can rest assured knowing that your roof is in good hands.

What if You Are Selling

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Get ready for a frustrating experience and very often the frustration is unnecessary. If there is a home inspector involved, the hoops that you have to jump through can be many and quite frankly, petty. Understand this about the inspection for sale process - the inspection reports are often not about reality - they are about preventing the inspector from being sued.

Cedar Roof

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Nobody wants to spend their money on the roof. I am certainly no exception. I would much rather put that money aside for a new RV, boat, car, washer/dryer set or a thousand other things - anything besides the roof! Unfortunately, I cannot afford to do that, and neither can many of you. The simple economics are that once your roof is allowed to deteriorate beyond restoration process capabilities, you will spend from $1,500 to $2,000 per "square" that's roofer's lingo for 100 sq.

Causes of Deterioration

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It gets "OREGONIZED." When wood is exposed to the effects of sunlight and moisture, its surface begins to change. This change is both physical and chemical and is commonly called weathering. The color will change first. The initial change from reddish-brown to silvery gray is the result of the ultraviolet rays from the sun.

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