Seaside sits on a wide, flat stretch of the northern Oregon coast where the Necanicum River meets the Pacific. The town's low elevation and direct ocean exposure create a uniquely challenging environment for roofs. When winter storms barrel in from the southwest, Seaside catches the full force — wind gusts that regularly exceed 60 mph, horizontal rain that drives moisture into every gap, and salt air that corrodes exposed metal within a few seasons.
The Promenade district and Broadway corridor are home to hotels, motels, and mixed-use commercial buildings with flat and low-slope roofs that require specialized membrane systems to handle ponding water. The residential neighborhoods stretching from the Cove to the hillside above Avenue U include everything from 1940s bungalows with original cedar shake to modern beach houses with standing-seam metal. Each demands a roofing approach matched to its age, architecture, and exposure level.
Tru-North Construction serves Seaside from our Newport headquarters, about 95 miles south on Highway 101. We know this coast intimately — the weather patterns, the building codes, and the materials that actually hold up. Seaside's mix of residential, commercial, and vacation rental properties is exactly the kind of work we've built our reputation on over 55+ years.
