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Residential roofing

Roof Replacement & Roofing Services

Big Bear Exteriors focuses on residential roof replacement for homes in Vancouver, Washington, Portland, Oregon, and nearby communities. We also handle the leak repairs, gutters, skylights, vents, flashing, and fascia that keep a roof working. Start with the service that fits your situation, or ask us and we’ll help you figure it out.

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Aerial view of a home with a newly replaced dark gray shingle roof

Roof Replacement

Complete tear-off, disposal, decking repair, underlayment, and a new roof installed as one system.

Roofer in work gloves lifting a damaged shingle beside a pipe vent flashing during a roof repair

Roof Repair & Leak Repair

Leak tracing, damaged shingle replacement, localized repairs, and emergency tarping.

Close-up of new architectural asphalt shingles on a roof

Asphalt Shingle Roofing

Architectural and designer shingles — including GAF Grand Sequoia — installed for Northwest weather.

Copper seamless gutter and downspout on a home with light gray siding

Gutter Installation & Replacement

Seamless gutters and downspouts formed to fit your home and sized to carry Northwest rain away.

Skylight with new metal flashing set into a charcoal shingle roof, with evergreen trees and water beyond

Skylight Replacement & Repair

Skylight replacement, reflashing, and leak repair — on its own or during a reroof.

New ridge vent running along the peak of a gray shingle roof

Roof Ventilation

Ridge vents, intake vents, and balanced attic airflow to fight condensation, heat, and moisture.

Brick chimney with new black flashing on a shingle roof

Roof Flashing & Chimney Leak Repair

Chimney flashing, counterflashing, step flashing, and roof crickets that stop leaks at the source.

New dark painted fascia and bargeboard along the roof edge of a home with tan siding

Fascia & Bargeboard Replacement

Rotted or damaged fascia and bargeboards replaced so gutters and roof edges have solid backing.

Roofing inspector in a safety harness checking shingle condition with a tablet

Roof Inspections

A documented look at your roof’s condition so you can decide between repair, replacement, or waiting.

Not sure where to start?

Which service do I need?

“Water is coming in.”

Start with roof repair. The first step is finding the source of the leak. If the roof is worn across the board, we’ll explain whether replacement makes more sense.

“My roof is old and looks tired.”

Look at roof replacement, or begin with an inspection to see how much life it has left.

“We just had a windstorm.”

An inspection documents any damage. Lifted or missing shingles are usually a repair.

“We’re buying or selling.”

A focused roof inspection helps you understand the roof’s condition before you negotiate or list.

“It leaks around the chimney.”

Chimney leaks are almost always flashing. See flashing and chimney leak repair, including counterflashing and crickets.

“My gutters overflow and the boards are rotting.”

Start with seamless gutters and fascia and bargeboard replacement — they’re often done together.

“There’s water in the attic, but it hasn’t rained.”

That’s often condensation. Roof ventilation with ridge and intake vents helps dry the attic out.

“We want a roof that stands out.”

Look at designer shingles like GAF Grand Sequoia for a wood-shake look, or architectural shingles for a classic finish.

Residential roofing, approached as a whole system

Your roof keeps water out only when every part works together. Shingles shed most of the water, but underlayment, flashing, and well-sealed penetrations handle the places where water tries to get in, and attic ventilation helps the roof deal with heat and moisture from inside the house. Decking holds it all together.

That’s why our service pages explain each part of the system and what to ask about. A fix that ignores the flashing, or a new roof that leaves ventilation unaddressed, can bring the same problems back. Learn more in our roofing resources.

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