About Lift & Relay Construction LLC in Central Oregon

Lift & Relay Construction LLC is a women-owned roofing and construction company serving Terrebonne, Redmond, Sisters, Prineville, Bend, Crooked River Ranch, and surrounding areas. Founded by a husband-and-wife team with more than 10 years of construction and roofing experience, the company was started after they witnessed poor workmanship while working in storm restoration roofing and decided to create a business focused on delivering quality work every time without cutting corners.

Both founders bring blue-collar industry backgrounds to their work, and their experience in storm restoration showed them firsthand what happens when contractors rush through projects or take shortcuts. They built Lift & Relay Construction around a different approach—one where every installation meets professional standards, follows current building and fire hardening requirements, and holds up long after the crew leaves.

The company holds Certified GAF contractor status, which means their installations meet manufacturer specifications and quality benchmarks set by one of the industry's leading material providers. They're also members of National Women in Roofing, an organization that connects contractors to continued education, industry updates, and professional development resources. These credentials aren't just titles—they translate to crews trained in modern installation methods, access to premium materials, and knowledge of the latest building code updates.



You'll work with a sales team made up entirely of women who explain the process clearly, walk you through material options, and answer questions without pressure. The company operates as a family business, and that structure means you're not dealing with layers of project managers or offshore call centers—you communicate directly with people who know your project details and can make decisions on the spot.

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Central Oregon's climate presents specific challenges for roofing systems. The region experiences significant temperature swings between seasons, intense UV exposure at higher elevations, and winter snow loads that test flashing and ventilation systems. Fire hardening codes add another layer of requirements, particularly for properties in wildland-urban interface zones where ember intrusion and ignition resistance matter.

Lift & Relay Construction stays current on these fire hardening requirements and applies them to every installation. That includes Class A fire-rated materials, proper deck preparation, and installation techniques that reduce vulnerability during wildfire events. These aren't optional upgrades—they're part of the baseline work the company performs because building codes in the area demand it and because homeowners deserve roofs that meet current safety standards.



The team's commitment to continued education means they're trained on updated methods as codes evolve and as manufacturers release new products designed for the region's conditions. You're not getting a crew that learned one installation method years ago and never adapted—you're working with contractors who invest time in staying current because outdated techniques lead to callbacks and failures.