Roof replacement
Tear-off, surface preparation, underlayment, architectural shingle installation, ridge finishing, and cleanup.
Roofing contractor · Salem, Oregon
Roof replacement and repair with attention to the details that keep water out.
PAS Construction completes residential asphalt shingle roofing, sheathing replacement, flashing, valley, and ventilation work in Salem and surrounding communities.
Complete roof work
The finished shingles are only one part of the system.
A roof replacement needs careful work at the deck, edges, penetrations, valleys, walls, chimneys, and ventilation—not just the field shingles. PAS Construction reviews the visible condition and clearly defines the planned tear-off and installation work.
If concealed sheathing damage appears after removal, it is photographed, explained, and priced before the additional repair proceeds.
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Roofing services
Work planned as a complete roof system.
Sheathing repairs
Replacement of damaged roof decking discovered during tear-off, with the condition documented before added work.
Flashing and valleys
Attention to roof-wall transitions, valleys, chimneys, vents, penetrations, and other areas where water management matters.
Ventilation and details
Roof ventilation, drip edge, ridge details, and other components included according to the roof and written scope.
Straightforward communication
Visible scope first. Concealed repairs documented.
Your estimate outlines the roof areas, removal, planned materials, installation details, and known repair items. Roof decking cannot be fully evaluated until the existing material is removed, so any newly exposed damage is reviewed with you before additional repair costs are added.
- Written roofing scope
- Documented sheathing repairs
- Owner-operated project communication
- Oregon CCB #233590
Common questions
Roofing project questions.
Can you replace damaged roof sheathing?
Yes. Damaged decking that becomes visible during tear-off can be documented and replaced before the new roofing system is installed.
Do you handle flashing and roof valleys?
Yes. The estimate can include the applicable valley, wall, chimney, vent, penetration, and edge details for the specific roof.
How do I start?
Call, text, or send an estimate request with the property location, visible concerns, approximate roof size if known, and any photos you already have.