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Residential Roofing
Netarts, OR
Dependable Roofing for Oceanfront Homes in Netarts and the Oregon Coast
Your roof isn’t just something you install and forget—it’s your home’s first line of defense. In Netarts, with the salt-heavy air, sideways rain, and the occasional howler blowing in from the Pacific, it takes more than just a few nails and a ladder to keep things solid. That’s why homeowners all along the Oregon Coast call on Hardesty Roof Replacement.
When you work with us, you get more than shingles—you get a full team who knows what these homes go through and what it takes to keep them protected. Whether you’re replacing something old, putting a roof on a new build, or just looking for someone local to give you the straight story, we’re here to help.
Why Netarts Homeowners Call Hardesty Roof Replacement
Coastal Roofing That Holds Up
We’ve been roofing up and down the Oregon Coast for over 20 years—Netarts included. Coastal roofing isn’t like inland roofing. Here, you’ve got ocean mist chewing through cheaper shingles, gusty winds pulling at flashing, and moss creeping in faster than you can blink. We know how to handle it because we’ve done it for decades. This isn’t new to us—it’s what we do.
Full Roof Replacements & New Roof Installations
Whether your current roof is at the end of its rope or you’re building a new home and need the whole thing done from the ground up, we’ve got it handled. Our team offers full tear-offs, fresh installs, and everything in between. No skipping steps, no halfway jobs—just roofs done right, start to finish.
Insured, Licensed, and Covered by Warranty
We’re not just another crew with a truck and a nail gun. Hardesty is a fully licensed and insured third-generation roofing company. That means every job we take on in Netarts is backed—not just by paperwork, but by a workmanship warranty that means something. We put our name on every job, and we stand behind it.
Built with the Right Materials
We don’t use cut-rate products, ever. Every roofing material we install is chosen for its ability to stand up to our local conditions. Shingles rated for 30 years that don’t flinch in a windstorm. Underlayment that keeps the water out when the sideways rain rolls in. No guesswork, no gimmicks—just solid, tested materials from brands we trust.
What We Do for Netarts Homes
Roof
Replacements
Time to start over? We carefully strip off the old roof, inspect the decking, lay down all-new barriers and underlayment, and finish it with your choice of shingles or metal. Every layer matters, and we treat each one like it’s the one keeping our own families dry.
New Roof
Installations
If you’re building your dream home in Netarts, you need a roof that’s more than just decorative. We’ll walk you through the process, help you choose a system that matches your goals and budget, and install it like it’s our own place. No hassle. No surprises.
Roof Upgrades &
Re-Roofing
Still dealing with the builder-grade roof that came with the house? You’re not stuck with it. We specialize in roof upgrades and re-roofing projects for Netarts homes. Whether you’re looking for better insulation, storm durability, or just a cleaner look, we can help.
Roofing Consultations & Inspections
Not quite sure what your roof needs? We get it—most people aren’t climbing up there for a look. That’s what we’re here for. We’ll check things out, give you a clear idea of what’s going on, and talk through your options without any pressure. Just honest answers.
Netarts Weather Isn’t Kansas—And Your Roof Shouldn’t Be Made for Anywhere Else
Life in Netarts is beautiful, but your roof has its work cut out for it. Wind that comes off the ocean in sheets. Rains that hit hard and hang around. Air so salty it chews up metal if you’re not careful. And moss—always the moss.
That’s why we do things the way we do. Every roof we install is built for these exact conditions. That means layers that hold, flashing that stays put, and finishes that can take the beating without flinching. We don’t believe in “just good enough.” Around here, your roof has to be tough—and it has to stay that way.