What we do
Roofing is the specialty. Siding, windows, decks, additions and remodeling are the rest of the list — one company for the building envelope and everything under it, across Maine.
Roof replacement
A roof replacement in Maine means removing the old roofing down to the deck, inspecting and replacing any rotted sheathing, then installing new underlayment, ice and water shield at the eaves and valleys, and new shingles or metal.
Read more →Roof repair & leaks
Roof repair fixes a specific failure rather than the whole roof — a failed pipe boot, a leaking chimney flashing, a wind-lifted shingle field, an ice dam at the eave.
Read more →Metal roofing
Metal roofing is a good fit for Maine because it sheds snow instead of holding it, and it does not crack or granule away through freeze-thaw cycles the way asphalt does.
Read more →Storm damage & insurance
After a wind or ice event, the first job is stopping water and the second is documenting the damage properly for the claim.
Read more →Siding
Re-siding replaces the exterior skin of the house and, if it is done properly, adds a weather-resistive barrier and flashing behind it so water that gets past the siding still drains out.
Read more →Windows & doors
Replacement windows are only as good as the opening they go into.
Read more →Decks
A Maine deck fails in three places: the ledger board where it attaches to the house, the footings below frost, and the railing.
Read more →Additions & garages
An addition is a small house attached to a big one, and it fails where the two meet.
Read more →Remodeling
A remodel is mostly a scheduling problem.
Read more →Exterior & interior
This is the punch list work that decides how a house actually holds up: fascia and soffit, trim, gutters and downspouts, ventilation, and painting.
Read more →Not sure which one you need?
Describe what the roof is doing and we will tell you whether it is a repair or a replacement. Free, and no obligation.