Prohome Roofers
- Roofing Contractor serving Eugene, Oregon — based at 305 Ellie Ln, Eugene, OR 97401.
- Jobs on the listing: roof replacement, roof inspection, emergency repair, roof repair, storm damage repair.
Services Offered
How to check Prohome Roofers on the Oregon record
Oregon has no roofing-specific license — roofers hold a Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license instead, under one of several residential or commercial classes, and the CCB publishes the active-license list
- Ask for a certificate of insurance sent straight from the insurer. A registry listing does not prove coverage.
- An expiry before your finish date is a reason to ask questions.
- Match the name, the city and the status. The record should read active or in good standing.
- Search the registry by number, then by name, because spellings differ between sources.
Storm history for Eugene, Lane County
Lane County, the county around Eugene, has 2 NOAA hail reports in the record since 2017. 2 separate days produced hail of at least 1 inch. No day logged golf-ball size (1.75 inches). The largest stone was 1.25 inches, near a half dollar.
If a storm does come through, take dated photos of the roof first. Whoever you hire, Prohome Roofers included, should put the inspection findings in writing.
August is the peak month with 100 percent of reports, and April to July together hold 0 percent. In 11 months of the year, hail is rare in the record.
Lane County has too few reports for a fair density rank inside Oregon, so read the counts above as a floor.
NOAA also lists 1 tornado here, the strongest rated EF0.
0 hail reports fell within 25 miles of Eugene over the past 90 days.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Largest stone, inches | 1.25 |
| Reports in April to July | 0% |
| Hail events since 2017 | 2 |
| Tornadoes on file | 1 |
| Top gust, mph | 66 |
| Top month | August |
The single largest day was August 9, 2022: a 1.25-inch stone, about the size of a half dollar, reported near Willakenzie.
| Year | Reports | Biggest stone, in |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 1 | 1.25 |
| 2024 | 1 | 1 |
The housing stock in Eugene
Eugene's median year built is 1979, which makes the typical home 47 years old. Asphalt roofs last roughly 25 years, so a home from 1979 is on roof number 2 or later if each was replaced on schedule. 51.7 percent of homes in Eugene were built before 1980.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Owner-occupied | 47.6% |
| Homes counted | 79,554 |
| Median home value | $435,400 |
| Homes older than 1980 | 51.7% |
| Median household income | $63,836 |
Replacement costs in Eugene
Our Eugene multiplier is above 1, about 8 percent higher than the national basis, giving $7,560 to $16,740 for asphalt shingles. The county holds 39 roofing establishments with employees, per the Census. 53.8 percent of them have fewer than 5 employees. Labor is part of the bill: the BLS median for roofers in the Eugene-Springfield, OR Metro Area is $47,830 a year.
| Material | Service life | Yearly cost | Middle of range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete Tile | 40 to 50 yr | $500 | $22,680 |
| 3-Tab Asphalt Shingles | 15 to 20 yr | $570 | $9,990 |
| Cedar Shake | 20 to 30 yr | $860 | $21,600 |
| Clay Tile | 50 to 100 yr | $460 | $34,560 |
| Metal (Steel/Aluminum) | 40 to 70 yr | $460 | $25,380 |
| TPO / EPDM (Flat) | 15 to 25 yr | $650 | $12,960 |
Asked about roofing in Eugene
- What does a new roof cost in Eugene?
- Expect $7,560 to $16,740 for a standard asphalt job in Eugene; the middle is $12,150.
- How old are the roofs in Eugene?
- Census data puts the typical build year at 1979. Asphalt roofs wear out in 15 to 30 years, so many roofs there have been replaced at least once.
- What time of year does Eugene get hail?
- Spring and early summer carry most of it: 0 percent of reports come between April and July, August leading at 100 percent.
- What should I do after a hailstorm?
- Photograph the roof, note the date, and schedule a written inspection soon. Many policies have a claim window.
- How much hail does Lane County see?
- The county file counts 2 hail entries since 2017. 2 of them reached 1 inch, and August leads the calendar.
- Has Lane County had large hail?
- The largest stone since 2017 measured 1.25 inches, close to a half dollar. 0 days reached golf-ball size or more.
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