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Peaks &Valleys

Lane County, Oregon

Eugene Roofing & Exteriors — Where This Company Put Down Roots

Our Oregon story started here: we acquired a respected Eugene roofing outfit and kept what made it good — the crews, the standards, and. In the Willamette Valley, the enemy isn't wind or snow. It's forty inches of patient, mossy rain.

Typical inspection availability: 24–72 hours from our Lane County crews.

Local reality

What Eugene roofs actually deal with

Eugene roofs fail slowly and quietly. Valley rain plus mild temperatures is the ideal moss and algae climate — south of campus, in Friendly and Whiteaker's older bungalows, we regularly find moss doing structural damage under otherwise decent shingles. The mid-century stock across Santa Clara and River Road runs low-pitch, where drainage detail and membrane sections matter. Wildfire smoke seasons are also pushing more owners toward Class A assemblies. Moss management isn't a footnote here; it's half the maintenance story.

What we do here

Services in Eugene

The proof

Recent work near Eugene

★★★★★
“Peaks and Valley Construction recently replaced my roof and did an outstanding job. From start to finish, their communication was excellent—they kept me informed every step of the way and made the whole process smooth and stress-free. The crew was professional, efficient, and the quality of their work really shows. I'm confident this company will be a trusted name in Eugene for many years to come. Highly recommended!”
Zackary L Bryan · via Google

Permits & logistics in Eugene

Reroofs inside Eugene city limits permit through the City's Building and Permit Services; Lane County handles the rest. Filed by us on every project. Eugene permit office →

Eugene homeowners ask us

How often should a Eugene roof be de-mossed?

Inspect annually, treat most roofs every 2–3 years — more under oak and fir canopy. Never pressure-wash asphalt shingles; it strips the granules that are the roof. Soft treatment plus zinc/copper strips is the right protocol.

Are you the same company as the old Eugene operation?

Same license, same local crews, higher standard. We acquired a good Eugene company and built on it — your warranty is now backed by a three-state operation instead of a single crew's goodwill.

What's the best roof for Willamette Valley rain?

Architectural asphalt with algae-resistant granules handles most homes; low-pitch sections want real membrane, not stretched shingles. The material matters less than the water detailing — valleys, flashing, and drainage do the actual work here.

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Typical inspection availability: 24–72 hours from our Lane County crews. Free, photographed, zero pressure.

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