<a href="”>I live in a forest near the Oregon Coast. The original reason I wanted to purchase a metal roof was basically for fire prevention

<a href="”>Logsden, Oregon

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Hurricane Iniki, a Category-5 hurricane, took a direct hit. For our emergency shelter, we took refuge at the newly built metal roof made of long slates stretching from the top to bottom. As the hurricane grew in strength, I watched the slate next to it do the same. This went on and on. When the eye of the hurricane went over us and everything slowed down, the people in that building rushed over to our building. For some reason our building’s roof held.

Living on the <a href="” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Oregon Coast we get high winds every year. When I was informed about how the Interlock roof is tied together, I was sold on purchasing that style. Now, my roof can withstand up to a 180 per hour wind gust. I also like it’s look. After it was installed I sent a photo to a friend and her reaction was: “I thought you were going to buy a flashing at the bottom of my roof windows, so I no longer have a problem with runoff ruining my wooden frame.

I now have a new roof that will last much longer than me. It has added value to my home and peace of mind to me. When considering a new roof, I highly recommend Interlock.

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<a href="”>At the recommendation of a neighbor, we chose Interlock Roofing and we couldn’t be happier

Portland, Oregon

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At the recommendation of a neighbor, we chose Interlock Roofing and we couldn’t be happier.  We’ve been homeowners for 40+ years and fortunately have never had to worry about a roof, as our houses were new, and we moved somewhat frequently.  Then two years ago we bought a second home on the Oregon Coast and knew we would have to replace the roof within a few years.  Until finding out about Interlock, I fretted about having it replaced.

So, after having our second home’s roof replaced, I asked Damon to inspect our main, 16-year old house in Portland.  He thought it had anywhere from 2 to 5 years life in it, but we opted to have it replaced for three reasons.  First, why wait for a leak, second, because the


Sincerely,
Steve G.
Portland, OR

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