Tambr-Backed Pressure Point Roofing Acquires Evergreen Roofing of Oregon

What happened

Pressure Point Roofing (PPR), a roofing contractor based in Central Point, Oregon, has acquired Evergreen Roofing of Oregon, a commercial and residential roofer based in Eugene. PPR announced the deal on June 11, 2026. PPR is backed by Tambr Partners through Tambr's holding company, Pacific Northwest Roofing Services. Evergreen will continue to operate under its own brand as part of the PPR platform. Financial terms were not disclosed.

The seller

Curtis Large, a Eugene native and University of Oregon graduate, founded Evergreen in April 1989 with four full-time employees, roofing new and existing homes. Within two years the company had taken on commercial and industrial projects and grown to ten full-time employees. Today it has approximately 60 employees and works on commercial, industrial, residential and municipal properties throughout Oregon, handling roof installations, repairs, inspections and maintenance, down to moss removal and gutter cleaning. The company calls itself one of the largest full-scale roofing contractors in Oregon. It is a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association, the Western States Roofing Contractors Association and the Oregon-Columbia chapter of the AGC.

Large said the message from PPR's Matt Stone about Tambr's "approach to keeping our businesses in the hands of local operators really resonated with me," and that he is transitioning Evergreen to Stone and his team. He thanked "all the employees, general contractors and facilities managers" he had worked alongside, and said he plans to "remain active in the Eugene business community and continue to serve and support Evergreen."

The buyer

David Judd founded PPR in 1989. Stone started there as a foreman, moved into sales and operations, and later bought the company; he is now its president and CEO. He had earlier expanded PPR to Eugene, where he built a second location and sold it after a decade of growth. On its own, PPR has nearly 50 employees and does commercial and residential re-roofing, repair and maintenance across Oregon, Northern California and Southwest Washington, for customers that include healthcare facilities, schools and colleges, manufacturing and distribution centers, and hospitality properties.

Earlier in 2026, Tambr acquired a majority interest in PPR. Stone and Brian Fisher, PPR's vice president and COO, kept significant ownership, and Kevin Livingston, Tambr's co-founder and chief investment officer, became PPR's executive chairman. Tambr is a family-based investment group formed in 2022 to manage the capital of Mitchell Blutt and Livingston. Large said that when he reconnected with Stone, Stone "had just completed his partnership with Tambr."

Stone said he has known Evergreen for nearly 20 years. "Evergreen and PPR are truly cut from the same cloth, and merging these two leaders of their respective territories is such a rare opportunity," Livingston said. PPR says the combination creates a full-service roofing provider covering all of Oregon, Southern Washington and Northern California.

What this means for roofing owners

PPR bought a company with more employees than its own, within months of Tambr taking a majority stake in it. For an Oregon roofing owner, that means the buyer for a founder-built contractor need not be a larger company: a regional competitor of similar size can make the offer once it has a backer, and in this case it was a competitor the founder already knew. Owners comparing that kind of offer with one from a national platform can start with our guide to selling a roofing business to private equity.

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Source: True North Radio Network - https://www.truenorthradionetwork.com/online_features/press_releases/evergreen-roofing-acquired-to-extend-ppr-into-eugene-market/article_1f184c3b-656c-5425-b864-c29df4a6af9b.html