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Roof, siding & windows

Hillsboro Envelope Rebuild

A whole-envelope rebuild: new roof, rainscreen siding, and 14 window openings reflashed to stop a decade of water intrusion.

Hillsboro Envelope Rebuild

Whole-envelope thinking

Ten years of intermittent leaks had been chased one symptom at a time. The real problem was that the roof, the wall, and the window openings had never been detailed to work as one system.

Sequence matters

We rebuilt in the correct order: roof and its flashings first, then the weather-resistive barrier, then window reflashing with sill pans, then rainscreen furring and fibre cement cladding.

Seven weeks on site, fourteen openings reflashed, and one continuous drainage plane from ridge to grade.

Project record

Location

Hillsboro, OR

Scope

Roof, siding & windows

Materials

Fibre cement, rainscreen assembly

Duration

7 weeks

Completed

2024

Evidence / Same vantage point

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Photographed from the same position before demolition and after the final walk‑through. Nothing is retouched or staged.

After renovation
Before renovation
Before
After
Before
Ten years of leaks chased one symptom at a time
After
One drainage plane from ridge to grade
Roof, siding & windows
Hillsboro, OR
a large metal structure with a clock on it's side

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