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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Roof Shingle's for Portland rental
I've got a roofing quotes for a few of my rentals in the Portland area. They used the shingle made from a company called IKO. I hadn't heard of IKO so I googled them. Terrible reviews, but all the reviews were for roofs put on several years ago (which makes sense I don't expect a roof to fail in a year or two). I talked to the roofer and he said iko has changed their shingles and the new ones are better. Anyone know if the new ones are any better? Or what shingle are you using for this area?
Thanks