R & D Perez Construction LLC. Family Owned Roofing, Deck, Fence, and Masonry Contractor in Beaverton, Oregon. Free estimates on roof replacements, repairs, custom deck builds, fence installation, and chimney tuck pointing across the Portland metro area.

We're based in Beaverton, Oregon and serve Beaverton and the surrounding Portland metro communities. If you're not sure whether we come out your way, just give us a call. We'll let you know.

Yes. Every estimate is free and there's no pressure to book. We'll inspect the work, walk you through our recommendation, and give you an honest quote.

We use our own in house, family run crew. When you hire R & D Perez, the people who do the work are the people you met at the estimate. That's how we keep quality consistent.

Yes. R & D Perez Construction LLC is fully licensed, bonded, and insured in the state of Oregon for your protection and peace of mind.

Pricing is based on the scope of work, materials, and the size of the project. Every estimate is transparent. You'll see the line items, and we're happy to walk you through them.

Give us a call at (541) 992-3126, email rdperezconstruction@gmail.com, or fill out the contact form on this site. We usually respond within 24 hours.

A well installed architectural asphalt shingle roof typically lasts a couple of decades here, but the wet Portland metro climate matters. Shade, steady winter rain, and moss all shorten the life of a roof that is not maintained. During a free estimate we inspect the underlayment and decking, not just the surface, so you get an honest read on how much life your roof has left.

Yes. Moss is one of the most common roof problems we see in Beaverton and the west side of the metro, where shade and steady rain let it take hold. Left alone, moss holds moisture against the shingles and can lift them at the edges, which shortens the roof's life. We remove moss, clear needle and leaf debris from valleys and gutters, and talk through simple ways to slow it coming back.

Both work well here. Cedar and pressure treated wood give a classic look at a lower material cost but need regular staining and sealing to fight our moisture. Composite costs more up front and asks for far less upkeep, which many homeowners prefer given our long wet winters. We walk you through the tradeoffs during a free estimate and help you pick based on your budget and how much maintenance you want.

In our climate, wood generally benefits from resealing every couple of years, though shade, sun, and rain exposure move that timeline. Sealing is what keeps moisture from working into the boards and causing the cupping, splitting, and rot we commonly see on neglected decks and fences around the Portland metro. We offer staining and sealing as part of our deck and fence work.

Both hold up well in the Portland metro. Cedar is a local favorite for its natural look and handles our weather nicely, but it benefits from staining and sealing over time. Vinyl costs more up front and asks for almost no maintenance. Either way, the most common fence failure we see starts at the posts, where wet soil rots them at the ground line, so proper post setting and drainage is where we always start.

Tuck pointing is grinding out worn, cracked mortar joints and repacking them with fresh mortar. Years of rain break mortar down, and once the joints crumble, water gets deeper into the masonry. Signs a chimney needs attention include crumbling mortar, spalling brick, a cracked crown, or moisture near the fireplace. Chimney issues often first show up as a leak during roofing work, which is one reason we handle both.

Yes. We inspect roofs, decks, and fences, check for leaks and damage, clean gutters and drains, and clear moss and debris. Catching a small issue early is almost always cheaper than fixing the damage it causes later, so we are glad to take a look and give you honest recommendations for the safety and longevity of your home.