Certifications
At Trapala Construction, we believe certifications matter—but so does the mindset behind them. We genuinely love learning. Staying curious and constantly improving is part of who we are. Our team brings years of hands-on experience backed by ongoing education and manufacturer certifications, giving our clients the best of both worlds. By mastering the latest products and installation methods, we ensure every project is completed with true expertise and built for long-term durability.

GAF Certified Roofing Contractor
Certified status is only offered to about 5% of roofing contractors in North America. Those who have earned this designation have exhibited an uncompromising commitment to the highest standards in sales, service, and installation and are authorized to offer the GAF Weather Stopper System Plus Ltd. Warranty. These contractors have pledged to ensure that each customer receives the best choice in Roofing.
Trapala Construction has been a member since October 2022.

LEAD Renovator
Lead-Based Paint Renovation License
Requirements for pre-1978 structures
Oregon enforces federal regulations for contractors working on housing or child-occupied facilities built before 1978. Under these requirements, only contractors who are licensed for Lead-Based Paint Renovation can bid or work on pre-1978 homes.
The goal: Use lead-safe work practices and reduce the risk of lead poisoning.
Do I need a special license?
Homes and child-occupied buildings such as daycare centers, preschools and kindergarten rooms constructed before 1978 are presumed to have lead paint unless testing shows otherwise. This means that you cannot bid on a renovation project until you complete an approved training class and obtain a Lead-Based Paint Renovation License.
Renovation means modifying any structure or part of a structure that disturbs more than:
- Six square feet of painted surface per room for interior work.
- 20 square feet of painted surface for exterior work.
This includes projects involving flooring, windows, gutters, siding, and painting. Window replacement is considered renovation.











