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Myrtle Point is a small inland town in Coos County, set along the Coquille River about 25 miles from the coast. The housing stock here is heavily weighted toward older detached single-family homes, with a median construction year around 1958 and roughly 30 percent of homes built before 1940. That age profile means a large share of the housing inventory has original roofing, original windows, and interior finishes that have not been updated in decades. The town's streets are lined with a mix of Craftsman, Victorian, and ranch-style homes on lots that typically include detached garages and generous yard space.
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About 30 percent of Myrtle Point's homes were built before 1940, which means a significant portion of the housing stock has original framing, original roofing substrates, and original window openings sized for single-pane glass. Replacing a roof on a pre-1940 home often reveals decking that needs to be reinforced or replaced before new shingles go on. We assess the decking condition before committing to a final scope so there are no surprises once the old material comes off.
The Craftsman and Victorian homes along Myrtle Point's main residential streets have original millwork profiles that are no longer standard sizes. When trim is damaged or missing, matching it requires custom work or careful selection of the closest available profile. We handle trim and door installation in these homes with the care that original character deserves, rather than substituting whatever is easiest to source.
Myrtle Point's inland location means it gets warmer summers and cooler winters than the coastal cities, with more temperature variation across the year. That thermal cycling causes wood framing and trim to move more than it does in the milder bay-side climate. Tile grout cracks, doors stick seasonally, and siding joints open up over time. We account for that movement in how we install tile, trim, and siding on these older homes.
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Roofing replacement is the single most common construction need in Myrtle Point, where a large share of homes carry original or early-replacement roofs that are well past their service life. Home remodels and additions follow closely, as the Craftsman and Victorian homes along the main residential streets often have original kitchens and bathrooms that have not been touched since the mid-20th century. Siding and window installation is also in demand, particularly on pre-1940 homes where original wood siding has deteriorated and single-pane windows are still in place. Trim and door installation is a natural part of most remodel scopes in these older homes, where original millwork has been damaged or removed over the years.
Custom home building and full-scale remodeling projects in Coos Bay and surrounding areas.
Complete kitchen remodeling from layout and cabinetry to countertops and flooring.
Bathroom remodeling and fixture upgrades for Coos Bay homes.
Roofing installation, repair, and replacement for residential homes in Coos Bay.
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Pre-1940 homes in Myrtle Point often have original board sheathing under the roofing rather than modern plywood decking. When the old roofing comes off, that sheathing needs to be evaluated for rot, gaps, and structural integrity before new shingles are installed. In some cases, a layer of plywood is added over the original boards to create a solid nailing surface for the new roofing system.
Original Craftsman trim profiles from the early 1900s are often wider and more detailed than what is sold at standard lumber yards today. Matching them requires sourcing from specialty millwork suppliers or having custom profiles run. We work to preserve original trim where it is in good condition and match it as closely as possible where replacement is needed.
Replacing single-pane windows in an older Myrtle Point home involves measuring the existing rough openings, which are often non-standard sizes in pre-1940 construction. New windows are ordered to fit those openings, and the installation includes proper flashing and sealing to prevent water intrusion at the frame. We also handle any trim and siding repair needed around the new window openings.
New home construction is possible in Myrtle Point on available lots, though the market here is dominated by existing homes given the town's size and established street grid. We handle new construction from framing through roofing, siding, and interior finish work for homeowners who want to build on a lot in or near town rather than purchase an older home.
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