Tear-off & disposal
Old roofing is removed to expose the deck, and job debris is contained and hauled away.
Gresham, Oregon · CCB #218913
Get a detailed, no-obligation estimate from a local roofing team. RBB handles the tear-off, deck inspection, weather protection, installation and cleanup from start to finish.
No-obligation estimate. Clear scope before work begins.
Repair or replace?
A few damaged shingles may be repairable. Widespread wear, repeated leaks or an aging roofing system can make replacement the more dependable long-term choice.
Complete tear-off and re-roof
The estimate should make each major step visible, so you can compare the roofing system—not just the bottom-line price.
Old roofing is removed to expose the deck, and job debris is contained and hauled away.
Exposed sheathing is checked so concealed soft or damaged areas can be addressed before covering them.
Synthetic underlayment, ice-and-water protection and new flashing help defend vulnerable roof areas.
Your selected roofing system is installed to the manufacturer's specifications and applicable code.
Intake and exhaust ventilation are considered as part of the complete roof system.
RBB completes a magnetic nail sweep, jobsite cleanup and final project walkthrough.
Built for local conditions
Attention to underlayment, valleys, flashing and penetrations helps manage wind-driven water.
Material selection and correct drainage help reduce the conditions that accelerate wear.
Proper fastening, edge details and ventilation matter across Gresham's changing seasons.
Roof replacement near you
RBB Roofing serves homeowners throughout Gresham and the surrounding east Portland metro. A local crew can assess the roof, discuss materials and prepare a project-specific scope for your home.
Architectural asphalt shingles are a popular choice for Gresham homes because they balance durability, design options and value. Metal and low-slope systems may also be appropriate depending on the structure.
Real project work
Examples from RBB Roofing's existing project gallery. Specific addresses are not shown to protect homeowner privacy.



A clear path from inspection to completion
You should know what happens next, who is responsible and what is included before the project starts.
RBB reviews the roof, documents visible conditions and prepares a written, no-obligation scope.
Choose the roofing system and color, review warranty information and confirm the project schedule.
The crew protects the property, removes old roofing, prepares the deck and installs the new system.
The site is cleaned, the finished work is reviewed and project documentation is provided.


Why RBB Roofing
A replacement is a major home project. The proposal and communication should make the decision easier—not more confusing.
Understand the materials, steps and allowances before work begins.
Landscaping, siding, gutters and access areas are considered throughout the job.
Know the schedule, what the crew found and what happens next.
Review applicable manufacturer coverage and RBB workmanship terms before signing.
Roof replacement answers
Need an answer specific to your roof? Call 503-764-9853 or request an inspection.
A full replacement may make more sense when deterioration is widespread, leaks keep returning, the roof is near the end of its service life, or the deck has hidden damage. RBB can inspect the roof and explain the practical options in a written estimate.
Timing depends on roof size, pitch, material, deck repairs and weather. Many residential projects can be completed in several working days after materials and permits are ready, but your written scope should include a project-specific schedule.
A useful estimate should identify tear-off and disposal, deck inspection, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, roofing material, cleanup, warranty information and any allowances for concealed damage.
Architectural asphalt shingles are common because they offer a strong balance of durability, appearance and value. The best system still depends on roof geometry, ventilation, exposure, budget and the look you want.
Financing options may be available for qualified homeowners. Ask about current options when requesting your estimate.
Start with a no-obligation inspection for your Gresham home.