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Updated June 2026

Best Flat & Low-Slope Roofing Contractors in Portland

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How we choose

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Quick Comparison

Rank Company Specialty Experience BBB Website
1 Pacific West Roofing Most Experienced Since 1980 A+ Accredited Visit
2 Cascade Roofing Longest-Running Family Roofer Since 1959 Listed (Not Accredited) Visit
3 West Coast Roofing & Painting Residential Roofing & Painting 20+ Yrs — Visit
4 Pacific Ridge Roofing Residential & Commercial 15+ Yrs — Visit
5 Anderson Roofing Company Commercial, Industrial & Institutional Since 1952 — Visit
6 CC&L Roofing Co. Residential & Commercial 40+ Yrs — Visit

Detailed Reviews

#2

Cascade Roofing

Longest-Running Family Roofer
ExperienceSince 1959 (65+ Years)
BBB StatusListed (Not Accredited)
SpecialtyResidential & Commercial
Service AreaPortland metro
Services and company details

Family-owned Cascade Roofing has served the Portland metro since 1959 (CCB #104430), making it one of the oldest continuously operating roofers in the area. The company handles both pitched and flat residential work plus commercial torchdown and PVC systems, and operates from a long-held Tigard-area shop. It is listed on BBB but is not BBB-accredited.

Roof Replacement Roof Repair Flat Roofing Torchdown Roofing PVC Roofing Carpentry Commercial Roofing
#3

West Coast Roofing & Painting

Residential Roofing & Painting
Experience20+ Years
BBB Status—
SpecialtyResidential Roofing & Painting
Service AreaPortland metro & SW Washington
Services and company details

Founded by Fermin and operating for over 20 years (CCB #258568), West Coast Roofing & Painting pairs roof replacement and repair with interior and exterior painting for a one-stop exterior service. The company holds Malarkey Emerald Premium, GAF Weather Stopper and CertainTeed ShingleMaster certifications and works on both pitched and low-slope roofs.

Roof Replacement Roof Repair Flat Roofing Exterior Painting Interior Painting Roof Installation
#4

Pacific Ridge Roofing

Residential & Commercial
Experience15+ Years
BBB Status—
SpecialtyResidential & Commercial
Service AreaPortland metro & SW Washington
Services and company details

Pacific Ridge Roofing (CCB #235698) brings 15-plus years of experience to residential and commercial roofing across the Portland metro and Southwest Washington. The company handles asphalt shingle, metal and flat roofing along with repairs and full replacements, serving communities from Gresham and Hillsboro to Vancouver, WA.

Roof Repair Roof Replacement Asphalt Shingles Metal Roofing Flat Roofing Roof Inspections
#5

Anderson Roofing Company

Commercial, Industrial & Institutional
ExperienceSince 1952 (70+ Years)
BBB Status—
SpecialtyCommercial, Industrial & Institutional
Service AreaPortland metro & Salem
Services and company details

Founded in 1952 (CCB #293), Anderson Roofing Company is one of the oldest roofers in the region and concentrates on commercial, industrial and institutional low-slope work. It specializes in built-up roof systems including hot asphalt, torch-applied, cold-process and self-adhered membranes, serving Portland, Salem and the surrounding area.

Built-Up Roofing Torch-Applied Roofing Cold-Process Roofing Flat Roofing Roof Repair Commercial Roofing
#6

CC&L Roofing Co.

Residential & Commercial
Experience40+ Years
BBB Status—
SpecialtyResidential & Commercial
Service AreaPortland metro
Services and company details

CC&L Roofing Co. (CCB #46625) has worked the Portland area for more than 40 years and bills itself as the Tile Roof Specialists, with expertise in concrete and clay tile, slate and historical roof restoration including matching of discontinued tile. The company also installs cedar shake, metal, asphalt shingle and low-slope membrane roofs for residential and commercial clients.

Tile Roofing Slate Roofing Roof Restoration Cedar Shake Roofing Metal Roofing Asphalt Shingles Low-Slope Membrane

Choosing the Right Flat-Roof System for Portland's Rain-Heavy, Moss-Prone Climate

For Portland homes with low-pitch designs typical of mid-century construction

Many Portland neighborhoods feature post-war ranch and split-level homes with roof pitches too shallow for asphalt shingles to drain effectively. Flat-roof specialists understand the minimum slope requirements and can introduce tapered insulation to achieve positive drainage where the original framing cannot be altered — a common retrofit solution in Sellwood, Beaverton, and East Portland homes.

When replacing a built-up or modified-bitumen roof showing seam failures

Older Portland commercial and mixed-use buildings often carry built-up roofing installed before modern single-ply membranes were widely available. Seam failures in these systems are particularly damaging in Portland because sustained rain can exploit even small openings over weeks. Flat-roof specialists can evaluate whether a recovery board overlay is appropriate or whether full tear-off to the deck is necessary given moisture saturation levels.

When adding rooftop equipment or a green-roof element

Portland's strong culture of rooftop gardens and solar installations means flat roofs frequently bear additional penetrations and loads. Each penetration — HVAC curb, conduit, anchor point — is a potential leak site in a wet climate. Specialist detailing around equipment, including cricket construction behind raised curbs, is critical and should be specified in writing before equipment installation begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many flat & low-slope roofing contractors are in Portland?

Our directory lists 6 independently verified flat & low-slope roofing contractors serving Portland, Oregon, ranked by experience, certifications and reputation. Pacific West Roofing is ranked #1.

How do I choose a flat & low-slope roofer in Portland?

Confirm licensing and insurance for Oregon, ask for flat & low-slope project references in Portland, get multiple written quotes, and check each contractor's BBB standing. Every company listed here has been independently researched.

How often should a Portland flat roof be professionally inspected?

Annual inspections are advisable given Portland's rainfall intensity. The optimal timing is late summer — after the dry season has allowed any ponded water to evaporate, making depressions and low spots visible — and again in November before sustained rain begins. This two-inspection cadence catches drainage problems before they saturate insulation and catches autumn debris accumulation before it blocks drains.

Is TPO or EPDM better for Portland's climate?

Both perform well in Portland when properly installed. EPDM has a longer track record in the Pacific Northwest and excellent seam durability in the wet-dry cycle. TPO offers better reflectivity — useful for Portland's summer heat events — and weldable seams that some installers find more reliable than EPDM's adhesive laps in persistently damp conditions. The quality of the installation crew typically matters more than membrane chemistry for long-term performance.

Does Portland require a permit for flat-roof replacement on a residential building?

Portland Bureau of Development Services requires a permit for residential roofing projects that replace more than a specified area of roofing or alter the roof structure. Work that changes insulation thickness or membrane type on a commercial building may also require energy compliance documentation. Confirm permit requirements before signing a contract, as unpermitted roof replacements can create complications at resale.