Asphalt, slate, copper, standing seam, EPDM and TPO — residential and commercial. We work on 1890 triple-deckers and 1985 ranches with the same crew, because in this market you have to.
Every roofing service a Boston-area property actually needs
Most roofing sites list four services and hope one of them matches your problem. Here is the full range of work our crews do, with a real page behind each one.
Architectural shingle roofs installed to Massachusetts ice barrier code, hand-nailed where board sheathing demands it, with starter and ridge components from the same manufacturer.
Full tear-off and 60-mil EPDM rubber replacement for triple-deckers, row houses and mansard decks, with tapered insulation that ends ponding water for good.
Standing seam and flat-lock metal in coated steel, aluminum and copper. Concealed clips, soldered pans, clamp-on snow guards, stainless fasteners near saltwater.
Wind and nor'easter roof damage repair with documented insurance claim support. Same-day tarping, dated photos of every slope, and a line-item scope your adjuster can approve.
TPO, PVC, modified bitumen and silicone restoration for condo associations, mill buildings, churches and retail plazas. Board-ready scopes and phased work that keeps tenants operating.
Step, counter and cricket flashing rebuilt at chimneys, sidewalls and parapets. Crown and mortar repair above the roof line, water tested before we leave.
Seamless aluminum, steel and copper gutters rolled on site and hung on hidden hangers, with downspouts sized for New England downpours. Rotted fascia fixed first.
Ridge and soffit venting, rafter baffles, ceiling air sealing and attic insulation. We fix what causes ice dams, not just the ice.
Intake and exhaust balanced by net free area
Ridge slot actually cut, not just capped
A baffle in every rafter bay
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How We Work
What happens between your call and a finished roof
The same six steps on a $900 flashing repair and a $28,000 slate restoration. Predictability is the whole product.
01
You call, a person answers
No phone tree, no dispatcher three states away. Tell us what the roof is doing and we will tell you honestly whether it needs a crew today or an inspection next week.
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We inspect the whole roof
Not just the leak. We check the field, the flashing, the valleys, the penetrations, and the attic underneath — because the stain on your ceiling is rarely directly below the failure.
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You get photos and a written number
Line-by-line: tear-off, decking allowance, underlayment, ventilation, materials, disposal, permit. You can hand it to another contractor and compare it item for item.
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We pull the permit and schedule around weather
We do not open a roof we cannot dry in before the next storm. If the forecast moves your start date, you hear it from us early.
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The crew works clean
Tarps over landscaping, plywood against the siding, debris hauled the same day, and a magnetic sweep of the driveway and lawn before anyone leaves.
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You keep the paperwork
Written workmanship warranty, manufacturer warranty registered in your name, permit close-out, and the photo record. You will want all of it when you sell the house.
Residential, Commercial & Emergency
Three very different kinds of roof, one crew
Coverage
Where these services are available
We run out of Danvers and work the North Shore, the inner suburbs, and the city itself. Pick your town for local specifics — snow load, permit path, and the housing stock we see there.
Both. Residential is the bulk of what we do — single-families, two- and three-families, condos — but we also handle commercial roofing on low-slope buildings: retail, small industrial, multifamily, and mixed-use. The membrane systems overlap heavily with what a Boston triple-decker needs anyway.
Yes, and there is no obligation attached to it. We climb the roof, photograph what we find, look at the attic where access allows, and leave you with a written itemized estimate. If the roof has years left, we will say so and quote the repair instead of the replacement.
You often cannot tell from the ground, and that is fine. Describe the symptom — a ceiling stain, granules in the gutter, ice at the eaves, a bid from someone else you want checked — and we will tell you whether it is a roof repair, a full replacement, or a ventilation problem masquerading as a roof problem.
Every job carries a written workmanship warranty on our installation, spelled out in your contract rather than described vaguely on a website. Manufacturer warranties on the materials come from the manufacturer, on their terms, and we register them in your name where the product allows. We will walk you through what is prorated and what is not before you sign.
Usually, and it matters more than people expect. On a partial repair we work to match profile, color and thickness so the patch does not advertise itself from the street. On slate we source to match the existing quarry color and thickness. Where a discontinued shingle makes an exact match impossible, we will tell you before we start rather than after.
Free On-Site Inspection
Not sure which service you need? That is what the free inspection is for.
Describe what you are seeing — a stain, a missing shingle, ice at the eaves, a bid from someone else you want checked. We will look at it and tell you straight whether it is a repair, a replacement, or nothing at all yet.