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Outside the house
A roof ready for snow, wind and heavy rain
Full roof replacements and honest repairs, with careful flashing where Northeast roofs usually leak.
You'll know it's time
- Curling or missing shingles
- Ice building up at the roof edge
- A stain on the ceiling after a storm
How we do it
We look at the shingles, the attic and the gutters, and tell you plainly whether a repair will do or the roof is ready to replace.
On a replacement, the old roof comes off, the deck is checked and fixed, and the edges, valleys and chimneys get extra care against ice and wind-driven rain.
Good to decide early
- Repair or replaceAn honest answer first.
- Shingle colorChosen with the siding in mind.
- Attic airflowHelps a roof last and fight ice.
- GuttersOften best done at the same time.
Questions we hear
- Can you do a small repair?
- Yes. Not every roof needs replacing.
- What about my yard?
- Protected during the job and swept for nails every day.
- Can you roof in winter?
- Sometimes, on milder days. We plan around the weather.
- Do I need to be home?
- Not the whole time. We keep you posted.
