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PRESSURE POINT

ROOFING

Starting at the Top for
Each Homeowners’ Peace
of Mind

valerie coulman
Pressure Point Roofing

s a primary point of protection for any
home, very few people would think to put
their roof at the top of the list. But in reality,
Aa well-planned roof system not only con-
tributes to the appearance and appeal of your home, it
is a major player in protecting your home or business
from water, heat, and even pest intrusion. It also con-
tributes to the efficiency of your heating and cooling
systems, and in the prevention of mold and mildew.

“Roofing used to be one the trades that not a lot of
thought went into,” says Brian Fisher, Vice President
of Operations at Pressure Point Roofing in Central
Point. But that has changed as both technology and
materials have seen significant improvements in the
roofing industry that are providing greater value,
longevity, and peace of mind to home and business
owners. “With all of the different styles, warranties,
and improvements in materials, discussions are taken
much more seriously,” says Fisher, and the increase
in options are benefitting homeowners around the
valley. The changes have also benefited their crews,
he adds. “Safety has changed a lot and we are able to
keep the worker on the roof safer now,” says Fisher,
“and that is one of the better changes we have seen.”

In their 31 years of business in the Rogue Valley,
Pressure Point Roofing has been on hand to see many
of the latest upgrades in the roofing and construc-
tion industries as they come into use. Pressure Point
Roofing began in 1989 (with David Judd as owner) as
a company that restored or treated wood shake roofs.
Since then, Pressure Point Roofing has grown to a full
service roofing company that does most types of resi-
dential and commercial roofing. The move to expand
from roofing to rain gutter systems, for example, was

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