Multifamily owners and operators
You need to know whether the roofs on a community are a this-year problem or a five-year problem, with evidence behind the answer.

Commercial & Multifamily Roofing
Leeway assesses, repairs, and replaces roofs on apartment communities and commercial buildings across Southwest Washington and Oregon — including the dry rot and interior damage the leak already caused.
Most of the roof problems we find on multifamily properties are not the field of the roof. They are flashing, penetrations, valleys, drainage, and patch history — small failures that put water into framing for years before anyone sees a ceiling stain.
That is why we lead with assessment. We document the roof by building, photograph the conditions, and classify them: good, monitor, priority, critical. Then you get an honest recommendation, including when a repair genuinely buys you several more years.
When replacement is the right call, we handle it as a construction project — phasing, resident notice, parking, debris control, and the repairs to sheathing, framing, and interiors that roof work usually uncovers.

Who this is for
You need to know whether the roofs on a community are a this-year problem or a five-year problem, with evidence behind the answer.
You need documented roof condition across a portfolio to support capital planning and lender or ownership reporting.
You are fielding leak calls and need one contractor who can stabilize the leak and fix the cause, not just the ceiling.
Tenant-occupied buildings where a leak is a lease problem as much as a building problem.
Scope of work
Why owners choose Leeway
We are not a roofing-only company chasing replacements. If targeted repair protects the building, that is the recommendation you get.
Drainage, flashing, and ventilation get corrected so you are not tarping the same building again next winter.
Roof, framing, dry rot, siding, and interior finish handled by the same team, so nothing falls between scopes.
Condition reports and photos you can use for budgets, reserve studies, and ownership reporting.
How it works
If water is coming in, we stop it first. Then we inspect the roof properly and document what we find.
You receive photos, condition ratings, and a clear repair-or-replace recommendation with budget guidance.
Work is scoped in writing and phased building by building with resident notice, access, and parking planned.
The roof and all related damage are completed, cleaned up, inspected, and documented for your property file.
FAQ
That is exactly what the assessment answers. Plenty of roofs we look at have five or more years left with targeted repair and better drainage. We tell you which situation you are in before you budget a replacement.
Yes. Active water intrusion gets stabilized first — tarping and temporary protection — then we scope the permanent repair once the building is dry.
Regularly. Multi-building apartment communities are sequenced building by building so residents keep access and parking stays usable throughout.
Composition shingle, low-slope membrane systems, metal, and the flashing, gutter, and drainage details that go with them. The right system depends on the building and the budget horizon.
Yes. Roof leaks usually take sheathing, framing, insulation, drywall, or siding with them. We handle the related dry rot and interior repairs rather than handing you to another contractor.
We can document conditions, scope, and cause in a form useful for a claim, and work alongside your adjuster. We do not act as a public adjuster.
Tell us about the asset and the scope. We'll walk the site, define the work, and come back with a budget you can underwrite.