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a natural growth point early on as these systems are closely con-
nected in protecting homes from water intrusion. In 2009, Matt
Stone purchased the company from Judd after serving as Pressure
Point’s Operation Manager for nearly eight years and the company
has seen significant growth over the past 11 years.

Part of their growth has included expanding their services to what
they now describe as a “one stop shop” for a variety of construction
and home improvement services both big and small, says Fisher.
“During the time of Mr. Stone’s ownership, the company has devel-
oped ‘divisions’ to better serve our customers and to maintain the
quality name Pressure Point Roofing is known for.

There are divisions for the residential roofing, commercial roofing,
maintenance and repairs, and a light construction division that per-
forms projects such as replacement windows, constructing timber
frame porches, new and replacement decks, and various types of
siding installations.”

They have also grown in location and reach. “In 2010, Pressure
Point Roofing established a location in Eugene. In 2017, that divi-
sion became Pressure Point Roofing Eugene, LLC and operates
with its own crews, estimators, and office staff. We are now able
to serve customers from Ashland to Salem and from the coast to
Klamath Falls. “

Any project begins with the customer. “Usually we are trying to
help them decide what roofing material looks best, what will work
for their budget, and what warranty best suits them,” says Fisher.
“We want to help homeowners make an educated decision that is
based on value—not just price. Stories abound, more like night-
mares, of homeowners who got burned by a cheap price.”

Across all their divisions, Pressure Point has a team of well-trained
and qualified professionals who work together to bring their best
to each job. “We carry certifications with manufacturers so that our
customers can get the best warranties available and our crews are
trained in the best practices for those products.” But above all that,
Fisher describes their 40+ employees as family. “We are a large
family, and the best part of all of the interactions we have is with
each other and their families.”

That heart reaches into the communities they serve as well.
“Pressure Point tries to get involved in the many communities we
work in,” adds Fisher. “This includes everything from Habitat for
Humanity, St. Judes, 4H and FFA fair auctions, Homes 4 Wounded
Warriors, sponsoring kids sports teams and school fundraisers. We
feel that it is important for us to contribute and give back to the
communities that support us.”

Fisher says it’s the variety and the connections that are the best
part of what they do. “We have worked on and received awards for
roofing projects up at Crater Lake National Park, built a walking
bridge for a customer, installed a garden roof on People’s Bank, and
a number of high-end custom roofs from one end of the valley to
the other. But we do a number of our neighbors’ homes and take

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