Eugene sprawls across the southern Willamette Valley where the Willamette River meets the McKenzie. It's a city of neighborhoods — from the Victorian homes near downtown and the craftsman bungalows of the Friendly area to the mid-century ranches of River Road and the hillside homes of the South Hills with their sweeping valley views.
Each neighborhood presents different roofing challenges. The South Hills homes face steeper pitches and tree canopy shade that accelerates moss growth. River Road properties deal with low-lying moisture and occasional flood-plain proximity. Commercial buildings along Franklin Boulevard and the downtown core face decades of accumulated weather wear. The University area's mix of older homes and rental properties often need deferred maintenance addressed.
Eugene gets 47 inches of rain annually — less than the coast but with the same relentless October-through-June wet season. Add summer heat that can top 100 degrees, winter ice storms, and the Willamette Valley's notorious moss, and you have a climate that demands experienced, detail-oriented roofing work. That's exactly what Tru-North delivers.
