McDonald & Wetle is a leader in the roofing industry and the first company that consultants, architects, general contractors and engineers turn to when a building owner wants a quality roof for a fair price. McDonald& Wetle can provide design input due to our numerous years of expertise. Ensuring a well-run project that stays within budget and within the time alloted is one of our mainstays. The following are some examples of our employees fine workmanship: (click on the links below for information and details on specific projects, once at the project click on the project name to see a picture.)
Current Projects
(Click on project name to see a picture of the project)Project: Safeway, Portland Oregon
System Installed: 45,000 sq ft. new construction, Johns Manville Class A 4-Ply Asphalt RoofProject: Airport Way Business Park, Portland Oregon
System Installed: 30,000 sq ft. GAF 4-ply asphaltProject: Airport Commons, Portland Oregon
System Installed: Malarkey 4-ply asphaltProject: Portland Hospital Laundry Service, Portland Oregon
System Installed: Johns Manville 4-ply asphalt with insulationProject: Wilsonville Distribution Center, Wilsonville Oregon
System Installed: Malarkey 4-ply asphaltProject: PGE, Keizer Oregon
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Historical Projects
(Click on Project Name to see photos of the project)Church
The Church was originally built in 1882 with slate tile roofing material and reroofed by McDonald & Wetle in 1994.
Address: SW 11th and Clay, Portland Oregon
Project Completion Date: 1994, took 4 months to complete
Details: Complicated details such as the ornamental decorations and the 16-12 steep pitch which required extensive safety. Each slate tile was cut by hand.
RA Long High School
This high school was built in 1929 and reroofed in 2002.
Address: Longview Washington School District
Project Completion Date: 2002, took 7 months to complete
Details: The slate for this roof was shipped in from Vermont to ensure the color was the same as the old slate that was replaced.
St. Patrick's Church
The St. Patrick Church was originally built in 1904 and was reroofed in 1974.
Project Completion Date: 1974, took 3 1/2 months to complete
Details: This is a "turnplate roof" which is a metal roof made from a combination of lead and tin. When installing this roof each panel must be primed back and front to ensure longevity. The entire roof had to be completely removed because of the rotting decking with the louvers being rebuilt.
