★★★★★
Great system, and a great team. Victor, Daniel, and Patrick were very professional and thorough during the installation. The roof looks and performs great.
— Jason F., Portland, OR
Linn County, OR
Metal Roofing in Linn County, Oregon
Linn County's timber towns — Albany, Lebanon, Sweet Home, Brownsville — know better than most what Oregon weather does to building materials. The county's mix of historic homes and rural properties faces the same math everywhere: asphalt that needs replacing every 15–20 years, or one aluminum roof that doesn't. Our installs here include Albany's historic districts, where an interlocking metal roof in a slate or shake profile keeps the period look without the period maintenance.
★ 4.8 average from 600 Oregon homeowner reviews
Oregon line: (503) 966-2948 · Toll-free 1-866-733-5811
- Roofs in these towns
- 77
- Towns with our roofs
- 8
- In business since
- 1997
Our job book records 77 completed Interlock® roofs in the Linn County towns listed on this page, the first in 1998, the most in Albany, Lebanon and Sweet Home. We serve the county from our Portland office.
THE NUMBERS THIS ROOF HAS TO SURVIVE
Ten-year averages for Linn County: about 46 inches of rain and 7 inches of snow a year, a mean temperature near 53°F, gusts recorded to 65 mph, and roughly 37 freeze-thaw days. The last two decide how long a roof covering lasts here, and they are the two figures almost nobody quotes a homeowner.
RAINFALL — 46 INCHES A YEAR, AND THE MOSS THAT COMES WITH IT
The valley's wet season runs long enough to keep a north slope damp most of the year, and moss roots between asphalt granules, holds water against the mat, and lifts each tab as it grows. That is the failure mode in Linn County — not a storm, but fifteen quiet years and a wash-and-treat bill every few seasons. Smooth interlocked aluminum gives moss nothing to grip, sheds no granules, and needs no treatment schedule.
FREEZE-THAW — 37 DAYS A YEAR
Freezing on its own does not damage a roof. Freezing and thawing does, and Linn County crosses that line roughly 37 times a year. Every cycle drives water into a seam, expands it, and reopens it slightly wider. Interlock carries no sealant beads doing the waterproofing and no exposed gaskets to age, so there is nothing for that cycle to work on.
GUSTS TO 65 MPH
Wind damage is a covering problem, not a structural one — which is why it shows up as missing shingles rather than a failed roof. Asphalt depends on an adhesive strip holding a free tab edge down, and once one lifts its neighbors are exposed in turn. Every Interlock panel locks to its neighbors on all four sides with concealed fasteners, so there is no free edge for a gust to get under and no fastener head sitting out in the weather. Wind resistance is warranted to 120 mph installed to manufacturer specification.
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Interlock® roofs installed in and around Linn County
Real homes, photographed after completion, Linn County towns first.
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Scio, OR
Deep Charcoal
Reviews
What Oregon homeowners say
★★★★★
Worked with Patrick and his team to replace my roof, rain gutters & skylights. Couldn’t be happier with the results. Love the new roof.
— Ben Y., Portland, OR
★★★★★
Awesome! Professional crew from start to finish! Thank you Victor, Daniel, Anna, and Patrick! We love the results and the lifetime warranty!
— Constance J., Portland, OR
★★★★★
Our new Interlock Roof is beautiful. And our neighbors have noticed. The whole process was very professional from beginning to finish. Victor, Daniel and Patrick were incredibly efficient, courteous, knowledgeable, and hard-working. Would recommend highly.
— Connie A., Oregon City, OR
★★★★★
Our new Interlock Roof is beautiful. And our neighbors have noticed. The whole process was very professional from beginning to finish. Victor, Daniel and Patrick were incredibly efficient, courteous, knowledgeable, and hard-working. Would recommend highly.
— Connie A., Oregon City, OR
★★★★★
Crew was amazing, we had one main house roof and two porch roofs that needed to be done fast and before the rain and they handled it well! Our metal roof got finished in two days and they came back out again to clean up on the third day and wrap up everything. We highly recommend them and their service as everything turned out great! Edit: I forgot to mention, we worked with a few different people but I believe it was Patrick and his crew whom helped us
— Erika C., Wilsonville, OR
Before you re-roof in Linn County, Oregon
Check the contractor's license
Oregon contractors must be licensed by the Construction Contractors Board. Interlock Metal Roofing (PNW) Inc. holds Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) License #130826. Look up any roofer before you sign: Oregon CCB contractor search.
Homes built before 1978
Older homes can have lead paint on trim, fascia and soffits, which roofing work can disturb. We hold the Oregon Lead-Based Paint Renovation (LBPR) Contractor License, LBPR-130826. What lead-safe roofing involves.
The material warranty
The manufacturer's Guardian Lifetime Limited Material Warranty covers the material and finish for the original purchaser while they own the home, transferable once. Workmanship is not part of it.
A written price after your roof consultation
The consultation is free, on Zoom or at your home. We measure the roof, go through profiles and colors with you, and you get a written price. Call (503) 966-2948 or book a time.
Towns we serve in Linn County, OR
Albany, Berlin, Brownsville, Bunker Hill, Cascadia, Center, Crabtree, Crawfordsville, Fairview, Fox Valley, Gates, Halsey, Harrisburg, Jordan, Kingston, Knox Butte, Lacomb, Lebanon, Lyons, Mill City, Oakville, Peoria, Plainview, Riverside, Santiam Junction, Scio, Shedd, Sodaville, Spicer, Sweet Home, Tangent, Waterloo
