Gray architectural shingles on a small La Pine cabin with a block chimney, snow on the ground

Roof Repair · La Pine, Oregon

Roof Repair in La Pine, Oregon

Inspections usually within a day or two of your call.

Since 1993
4.9 (286 Google reviews)
CCB #224186
Family-owned

Roof Repair for La Pine homes

Greenlee Roofing repairs roofs in La Pine and across Central Oregon. No minimum charge, and no pressure to replace a roof that has life left.

A stain on the ceiling doesn’t mean a new roof. Water travels. We trace it to the source, check the roof around it, and if the roof is sound we fix the thing and leave the rest alone. Shingles, metal panels, flashing, skylights, chimney transitions, decking. Not tile.

What to tell us when you call

Where the water’s showing up, when it started, whether there’s been a storm or work on the roof lately. A photo from inside helps. We still need to see the roof in person.

Planning resources

Permits and HOA rules for your house

La Pine’s Community Development office and Deschutes County both keep records for La Pine addresses. Both are linked here.

We pull the permit when the job needs one. If you’re in an HOA, the approval is yours to get, and we’ll give you the material and color information they ask for.

Financing available through Service Finance. We’ll walk you through it.See financing options →

Reviews

Homeowners on working with Greenlee

4.9★ across 286 Google reviews.

Great customer service! I've used them for roof tarping winter leaks and also to provide estimates for roof replacements. Nicholas is always professional and gets the job done with care! Couldn't recommend a better roofing company! Looking forward to working with them on my 2025 spring roofing projects!
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ShepardMarch 2025 · Google review
Greenlee really went above and beyond! Nicholas, Korey, and the team were professional, efficient, and flexible with our business' needs. They came in at a great quote and ahead of schedule. We'd highly recommend them to anyone!
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Alex MockaitisMay 2025 · Google review
We are extremely pleased with the new roof that Greenlee installed on the 5 cottages and the 5 car garage building at our condominium complex. Cary Greenlee was very courteous, patient, and honest with his inspection and bid. He even said we could wait a few years if we wanted before getting a new roof. Korey at the office was also very patient and followed up regularly as we obtained additional bids. Cary presented several roofing options and his bid was the most competitive. They worked with our project manager (also a contractor) throughout the project. Our project manager was very impressed with the efficiency of Greenlee's installation crew and the quality of their work. I highly recommend going with Greenlee. And they're local and family-owned.
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Shawn BarrettAugust 2025 · Google review
I had a complicated big roofing project and I am so happy I used Greenlee. They were true professionals for the entire experience. Experts at their jobs, great thoughtful team. Worth the cost to have people who truly know what they are doing. Highly recommend!
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Jillian Doke-MagruderJanuary 2024 · Google review
Greenlee Roofing is an excellent company to work with. They are honest, fair in their prices and does an excellent job. We've had our roof repaired from a previous storm and now snow removal from the roof. Everyone is friendly and professional. We would highly recommend them.
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FauveJanuary 2024 · Google review
Nicholas and the entire Greenlee team did a fantastic job on a new build roofing project in Bend. Excellent communication and great craftsmanship. They went above and beyond to handle items that were not part of their original scope for a reasonable cost to keep the project moving. If/when I ever get the pleasure of doing another project in Central Oregon I know who to call.
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Tim BullockJanuary 2024 · Google review

FAQ

Roof Repair questions

Can you help with an active roof leak?

Call. Tell us where the water’s showing up and when it started. If we can get a tarp on it, we will. Stay off the roof. We answer Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.

How do I know whether my roof needs repair or replacement?

We look at the problem and the roof around it. One bad flashing, a worn pipe gasket or a failing skylight on a sound roof is a repair. Granules coming off in patches, exposed asphalt, curling or missing shingles across the roof means it’s time. If yours has life left, we’ll tell you, in writing.

How soon can you inspect my roof?

During business hours we get back to you within the hour, the same way you reached us. A roofer comes out within a day or two, most weeks. The written proposal usually follows the next business day.

Is there a minimum repair charge?

No. Some companies set a minimum; we don’t. The proposal is for what your roof needs. We repair shingles, metal panels, flashing, skylights, chimney transitions and decking. We don’t repair tile; it never held up here and suppliers stopped carrying it.

How do you help with a roof insurance claim?

We handle the roofing side start to finish: inspection photos, written findings, a line-item estimate, and a roofer standing next to your adjuster on the roof to explain what we found. If they want more documentation, we provide it. Your insurer decides what’s covered and what your deductible is.

Is the roof inspection free?

Yes, free, with no obligation. A roofer, not a salesperson, walks your roof and you get a written assessment and proposal, usually the next business day. If you need the report for a sale or a claim, say so and we’ll write it that way.

Roof Repair: How to Respond to a Leak or Damage
Where leaks actually come from, what to do in the first hour, what we repair, and why a stain on the ceiling doesn’t mean a new roof.
Can Roofing Work Be Done in Winter?
Yes, with limits. What we can do in the cold, what has to wait for a dry window, and how we protect the roof in between.
How to Hang Holiday Lights Without Damaging Your Roof
Clips, not staples. Ground, not roof. A roofer’s short list for getting the lights up without a leak in January.

Free roof inspection

Repair on your mind? Start with the free inspection.

Tell us about the house in La Pine and what you’re seeing. Free inspection, no obligation, and a roofer calls you back, usually within the hour during business hours.

Prefer to talk? Call Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm

(541) 316-9567

Request a free roof inspection

No pressure, no obligation. If your roof can wait, we'll tell you.

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