Portland’s awning shop, since 1954

Rose City Awning & Flag works from 2728 NW Nela St in Northwest Portland and has since 1954. We install across Portland and the metro, including Beaverton, Tigard, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Happy Valley, Clackamas and Vancouver, Washington, and as far south as Salem. In Central Oregon, our Bend team works with clients in Bend and Redmond. For anywhere else, call (503) 226-2761 or include the address with your estimate request, and we’ll confirm before anything is scheduled.

Our core service area is Portland plus Beaverton (about 6 miles from the shop), Vancouver, WA (7 miles), Tigard (8 miles), Lake Oswego (9 miles), Happy Valley (11 miles), Clackamas (12 miles) and West Linn (13 miles), measured as the crow flies from NW Nela Street. The same crew measures, builds and installs every metro project. In Central Oregon, our Bend team handles clients in Bend and Redmond. See the towns we serve.

At 2728 NW Nela St, Portland, OR 97210, about 2.4 miles from downtown. It’s open Monday to Thursday, 7:00 am to 5:30 pm, and Friday and Saturday by appointment, with fabric books you can handle before you choose. Get directions.

Yes to both. Consultations are free, and we come out to measure, whether you’re in Portland or one of the towns nearby. Photos and a rough measurement are often enough for a ballpark first; what affects awning cost explains the main price drivers.

Often, especially for storefronts. Portland City Code Chapter 32.52 sets structural, clearance and maintenance standards for awnings, and permits are issued by Portland Permitting & Development. We tell you what applies to your address before you order. More in our guide to storefront awnings, signs and permits.

It depends on the city and the project. Each has its own building office: Beaverton, Tigard, Lake Oswego, West Linn and Vancouver. Oregon cities apply the statewide codes from the Oregon Building Codes Division. We check before you order.

In Oregon, construction contractors must be licensed by the Construction Contractors Board; look any company up on the Oregon CCB license search. For work in Vancouver, Washington, use Washington L&I’s Verify a Contractor tool. Our six questions to ask an awning company cover the rest.

Often, yes, in Portland and the towns we serve. We recover worn fabric on sound frames and repair motors, limit switches and hardware on retractables and motorized shades from other makers. Send photos and the brand if you know it. See awning repair and recovers.