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OUR PROCESS ・ BUILT FOR PEACE OF MIND
We inspect your roof, assess your needs, and provide an honest, detailed estimate.
We work around your schedule and prepare the site for efficient, safe work.
Our crew completes the job with care and performs a full inspection before final sign-off.
OUR SERVICES ・ ROOFING DONE RIGHT
CUSTOMER FEEDBACK ・ WHAT SPRINGFIELD HOMEOWNERS SAY
Here’s what our customers say about our quality, professionalism, and reliability.
ABOUT US ・ YOUR LOCAL ROOFING PROFESSIONALS
Pressure Point Roofing Eugene, LLC is a locally trusted roofing company serving Springfield and surrounding communities. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction and craftsmanship, we bring years of experience and a reputation for getting the job done right—from small repairs to full-scale roof replacements.
FREQUENTLY ASKED ・ ROOFING QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Here’s what homeowners and business owners ask most about our roofing services in Springfield.
For homeowners in Springfield and Eugene, Oregon, a standard architectural shingle roof replacement typically costs between $6.50 and $8.00 per square foot and includes a solid 10-year workmanship warranty. Roof pricing isn’t one-size-fits-all though—several factors determine what your specific project will cost.
New Construction vs. Roof Replacement
Is this a brand-new home or are we tearing off an existing roof? Tear-offs add labor and disposal costs that new construction doesn’t require.
Number of Layers Being Torn Off
Many older Springfield homes have two or even three layers of shingles. Each additional layer increases labor time and disposal fees at the Lane County landfill.
Roof Deck Condition and Type
Once the old shingles are removed, the condition of the decking matters. If plywood or OSB has water damage or rot—common in our wet Willamette Valley climate—it must be replaced.
Some older homes also have skip sheeting or ship lap sheathing instead of solid plywood. This older construction method requires additional work to meet modern roofing standards.
Here’s the good news: we identify these issues during our thorough roof and attic inspection before the job starts. Our detailed assessments allow us to provide accurate pricing upfront and avoid costly surprises or change orders during installation.
Access to Your Home
Easy access makes a difference. Steep driveways, tight spaces, limited access, or challenging terrain can all increase labor time and overall cost.
Roof Pitch and Complexity
A moderate 4/12 pitch is relatively straightforward. Steep 14/12 roofs require additional safety equipment, while low-slope 2/12 roofs need specialized waterproofing. Roofs with multiple hips, valleys, dormers, and skylights also require more labor and materials.
Material Selection for Oregon’s Climate
Material choice plays a big role in price. Basic three-tab shingles cost less upfront but don’t last as long in Western Oregon. Architectural shingles offer better value, while premium designer shingles or standing seam metal roofs cost more initially but can be excellent long-term investments in our rainy climate.
While we offer instant pricing tools on our website, the most accurate pricing comes from a free roof inspection. We’ll get on the roof, inspect your attic, assess your roof deck, and look for issues like skip sheeting or older construction methods that need to be addressed.
Our comprehensive inspections mean problems are caught before work begins—so you’re not hit with unexpected change orders later.
Cost-Saving Tip:
Many Springfield homeowners don’t realize roof replacement may qualify for insurance coverage, especially if your home was damaged during the January 2024 ice storm. We can help you navigate the insurance process and determine if coverage applies.
Most residential roofing projects in Springfield and Eugene are completed within 2–5 business days. That said, every roof is different, and several factors affect the timeline.
Size of Your Roof
A simple 1,200 square foot ranch home with a straightforward gable roof can typically be torn off and replaced in
1–2 days of actual work. Larger 3,000+ square foot homes with complex rooflines often take
3–5 days or more.
Roof Complexity
Multiple levels, steep pitch, valleys, hips, dormers, and skylights all add time. A basic gable roof moves much faster than a complex hip roof with multiple intersections.
Layers Being Removed
Removing a single layer of shingles is straightforward. Homes with two or three layers—common in older Springfield homes—require significantly more labor and disposal time.
Roof Deck Condition
If we find rotten or damaged decking during tear-off, those sections must be replaced. We also occasionally encounter skip sheathing or ship lap sheathing in older homes, which adds time but is essential for a proper installation.
Here’s why we’re different: we perform thorough roof and attic inspections before the job starts. That means these conditions are identified during the estimate—not discovered mid-project—so you get accurate pricing upfront and fewer change orders.
Weather Conditions
Oregon weather plays a role. Heavy rain or high winds can pause work for safety and quality reasons. The good news is your home stays protected with our weatherproof underlayment during any delays.
Material Selection
Architectural shingles install faster, while standing seam metal and specialty materials take longer due to the precision involved.
Your estimator will provide a realistic timeline during your free inspection. We check attic conditions, roof decking, and older construction methods so we can give honest timeframes and communicate clearly throughout the project.
We Keep You Informed
Roofing is loud and messy—we get it. Clear communication is key to a smooth roof replacement, and we keep you updated on progress, discoveries, weather impacts, and completion timing.
Larger or More Complex Projects
Some roofs simply take longer. Large homes, intricate designs, specialty materials, or extensive deck repairs can push timelines beyond a week. We’d rather take the time to do it right than rush and compromise quality.
Yes, we are fully licensed, bonded, and insured—and we’re happy to provide Certificates of Insurance anytime you ask.
We carry:
Let’s be direct—there are plenty of “roofers” out there working without proper licensing or insurance. They underbid jobs, do questionable work, and disappear when problems show up. If one of their workers gets hurt on your property and they don’t carry workers’ comp, you could be held liable.
Valid CCB License
In Oregon, any contractor performing work over $1,000 must be licensed with the Construction Contractors Board.
You can verify licenses at oregon.gov/ccb. Our license is
CCB #213322—you can look us up anytime to confirm our status and review any history.
Proof of Insurance
Don’t take anyone’s word for it. Ask for current certificates of general liability and workers’ compensation
insurance. A legitimate Springfield roofing company will provide these without hesitation. We keep ours on
file and can email them to you within minutes.
Local References and Reviews
We’ve served Springfield, Eugene, and Lane County for years. Check our Google reviews, ask neighbors,
or look us up with the Better Business Bureau. Companies with a strong local reputation don’t cut corners or
disappear after the job.
Written Contracts and Warranties
Everything should be in writing—scope of work, materials, timeline, payment terms, and warranties.
Professional Oregon roofing contractors use detailed contracts that protect everyone involved.
Having work done on your home is a big decision. You deserve to know you’re protected. That’s why we maintain proper licensing (CCB #213322), carry comprehensive insurance, and operate with complete transparency. You’re welcome to verify our credentials, contact references, and review insurance documentation before we start any work.
Red Flags to Watch Out For
We’re not a fly-by-night operation. We’re a local Springfield roofing company that’s been serving this community for years—and we plan to be here for many more. Your roof is a major investment. You deserve professionals who stand behind their work and have the credentials to prove it.
Verify Our License:
Oregon CCB #213322 at www.oregon.gov/ccb
Yes! All our roofs come with comprehensive warranty protection. Warranties are one of the most important—and most misunderstood—parts of your roofing investment, so let’s break down exactly what’s covered and how you’re protected.
1. Workmanship Warranty (Our Guarantee to You)
This is our company-backed warranty that covers installation-related issues. If there’s a problem with how shingles were installed, flashing was placed, or penetrations were sealed, it’s covered under our workmanship warranty.
Our workmanship warranty includes:
What this means: if an issue arises due to workmanship, we come back and fix it at no cost to you—labor and materials included. We stand behind our work, period.
2. Material Warranty (Manufacturer’s Guarantee)
This warranty comes from the shingle manufacturer and covers defects in how the materials were made. If shingles fail prematurely due to a manufacturing defect, that’s a material warranty claim.
Typical material warranty coverage:
Important note: Material warranties are limited warranties. Coverage is usually full for the first 10–15 years, then prorated over time. We’ll explain exactly how your specific warranty works so there are no surprises.
Workmanship Warranty Covers:
Material Warranty Covers:
Warranties don’t cover everything. Common exclusions include:
Normal Wear and Tear
Roofs age over time. Normal weathering and gradual granule loss aren’t defects.
Storm Damage
Wind, hail, falling trees, and storm-related damage fall under homeowner’s insurance—not roof warranties.
Moss, Algae, and Lack of Maintenance
Moss damage isn’t covered, especially in Western Oregon. Some manufacturers offer algae warranties, but
no one warranties against moss. Regular maintenance is required.
Improper Ventilation
If poor attic ventilation causes premature roof failure, it’s not covered. That’s why we assess ventilation on every installation.
Damage from Other Contractors
Damage caused by satellite installers, HVAC techs, or solar installers is not covered by roofing warranties.
When we install your new roof in Springfield, you receive:
Transferable Warranties Add Value
If you sell your home, our workmanship warranty can typically transfer to the new owner. This is a strong selling point and gives buyers added confidence.
Bottom Line on Roofing Warranties
Quality Oregon roofing contractors stand behind their work. We explain warranties in plain English, register everything properly, and remain available long after installation. Your protection and peace of mind matter to us.
Yes! We understand that a new roof in Springfield or Eugene, Oregon is a major investment—typically $10,000–$30,000+ depending on size and materials. That’s why we offer flexible financing options to make roof replacement more affordable.
We work with Salal Credit Union because they’re easy to work with and consistently offer some of the best rates for Springfield and Eugene homeowners.
Salal financing options include:
Same-as-Cash Options
Qualified applicants may be eligible for promotional financing with zero interest if paid within the promotional period. This is ideal for homeowners who want short-term flexibility without interest charges.
Flexible Down Payments
Down payment requirements vary by financing option, and we work with you to find a structure that fits your situation.
Home Equity Loan or HELOC
If you have equity in your home, a home equity loan or line of credit may offer lower interest rates than consumer financing. Interest may be tax-deductible—check with your tax advisor.
Homeowner’s Insurance Proceeds
If your roof was damaged by a storm—such as the 2024 ice storm—insurance may cover most or all of the replacement cost. You pay the deductible, and insurance covers the rest. We help guide you through the claims process.
Protect Your Home Now
Delaying roof replacement often leads to more expensive damage. Financing lets you fix the problem before leaks cause interior damage, mold, or structural issues.
Preserve Emergency Savings
Financing allows you to keep your savings intact while spreading the cost over time.
Increase Home Value
A new roof boosts curb appeal and resale value. If you plan to sell in the next few years, this investment often pays off.
Predictable Payments
Monthly payments are easier to budget than a large one-time expense.
We clearly explain interest rates, terms, fees, and payment schedules before you commit—no hidden costs, no surprises. Our goal is to help you choose a financing option that truly fits your financial situation.
Questions about financing your Oregon roof?
Contact us during your free estimate. We’ll walk you through every available option and help make quality roofing affordable for Springfield and Eugene homeowners.
Yes! We’re proud to offer special discounts to those who serve our Springfield and Eugene communities.
At Pressure Point Roofing Eugene LLC, we believe in giving back to the people who give so much to our community. We offer exclusive discounts for:
Simply mention that you’re a teacher, veteran, senior citizen, or first responder when you schedule your free roof inspection. We’ll verify your eligibility with appropriate ID or credentials and apply your discount directly to your project estimate.
We’re a local Springfield roofing company (CCB #213322), and we believe in supporting the people who make our community strong. These discounts are our way of giving back and showing genuine appreciation for your service and dedication.
Questions about your discount?
Give us a call during your free estimate, and we’ll explain exactly how much you’ll save. We’re here to help make quality roofing more affordable for those who serve our community.
