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You’re not worried every time it rains. You’re not watching the forecast wondering if this storm will be the one that causes real damage. Your insurance company isn’t flagging your roof as a liability, and you’re not dealing with water stains spreading across your ceiling.
That’s what a properly repaired roof does. It handles New Hampshire winters without ice dams backing water into your home. It sheds heavy snow loads without sagging or leaking. It protects your property value instead of dragging it down.
Most roof problems start small—a few missing shingles after a storm, a small leak you think you can ignore. Then one bad winter hits and suddenly you’re dealing with water damage, mold, and a repair bill that’s tripled. The homeowners we work with in Antrim know that addressing roof issues quickly prevents the expensive emergencies that come later.
We’ve been handling roof repairs and home restoration work in New Hampshire for over twelve years. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we meet specific standards for materials, installation, and service that most contractors don’t qualify for.
We’re licensed and insured (MA HIC License #195972), and we work with premium materials from manufacturers like Owens Corning and Mule Hide because cheap materials create repeat problems. Antrim’s housing market is strong, and properties here need roofing that can handle the climate without constant maintenance.
You won’t get the runaround from us. We show up when we say we will, we explain what needs to happen and why, and we do the work right even if it costs us more time or money.
First, we come out and inspect your roof. Not a quick glance from the ground—an actual inspection where we identify the damage, figure out what caused it, and determine whether you need a repair or if the problem goes deeper.
Then we explain what we found in plain terms. No jargon, no upselling. If you’ve got a simple leak from damaged flashing, we tell you that. If the problem is bigger—like structural damage from ice dams or years of deferred maintenance—we tell you that too.
Once you approve the work, we schedule it and stick to that timeline. Our crew handles everything from material delivery to cleanup. We assign experienced team members to your project, and someone’s always available if you have questions while the work is happening.
After the repair is complete, we walk you through what we did and make sure you understand how to maintain your roof going forward. You get warranty coverage on both our workmanship and the materials we install.
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We handle everything from minor leak repairs to full roof replacements. That includes storm damage repair, ice dam removal, shingle replacement, flashing repairs, chimney work, and emergency roof repairs when you can’t wait.
In Antrim, ice dams are a real problem. Heavy snow sits on your roof, melts from heat escaping your house, then refreezes at the edge and creates a dam that backs water under your shingles. We remove ice dams safely without damaging your roof, and we can address the underlying ventilation or insulation issues that cause them.
Storm damage is another common issue here. High winds tear off shingles, branches puncture roofing materials, and heavy snow loads stress your roof’s structure. We respond quickly to emergency repairs because a small opening in your roof can turn into major water damage fast.
We also work directly with insurance companies when storm damage is involved. Many homeowners don’t realize their insurance covers roof repairs, or they get overwhelmed by the claims process. We help document the damage and communicate with adjusters so you’re not navigating that alone.
It depends on the extent of the damage and the age of your roof. If you’ve got localized damage—a few missing shingles, a leak around the chimney, damaged flashing—a repair usually handles it. If your roof is over twenty years old, has widespread shingle deterioration, or shows sagging, you’re likely looking at replacement.
We inspect the entire roof, not just the obvious problem areas. Sometimes what looks like a simple leak is actually a symptom of larger issues like rotted decking or failed underlayment. Other times, what seems like a major problem is just a straightforward repair.
The honest answer is that we won’t know until we inspect it. But we’ll tell you exactly what we find and give you options. If a repair will buy you several more years, we’ll say that. If you’re throwing money at a roof that’s going to fail soon anyway, we’ll say that too.
For true emergencies—active leaks, storm damage, or situations where your home is exposed to the elements—we respond as quickly as possible, often within 24 hours. New Hampshire weather doesn’t wait, and neither should your repair.
An emergency repair might be a temporary fix to stop immediate damage, followed by a permanent repair once conditions allow. For example, if a storm tears off shingles in the middle of winter, we’ll tarp or temporarily seal the area to prevent water intrusion, then complete the proper repair when weather permits.
That said, not every roof issue is an emergency. A small leak that only shows up during heavy rain is a problem, but it’s not the same as a tree branch punching through your roof. We’ll be straight with you about timing and what actually needs to happen right away versus what can be scheduled normally.
Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts the snow on top, and that water runs down to the cold overhang where it refreezes. The ice builds up and creates a dam that forces water back under your shingles, causing leaks and water damage inside your home.
The root cause is usually poor attic insulation or ventilation. If your attic is too warm, it heats the roof deck and melts the snow. Proper insulation keeps heat in your living space, and proper ventilation keeps the attic cold so snow doesn’t melt unevenly.
We remove existing ice dams carefully—hacking at them with tools damages your roof. Then we address the underlying problem. Sometimes that means improving attic ventilation, adding insulation, or sealing air leaks. Sometimes it means installing heat cables in problem areas. The right solution depends on your specific roof and attic setup, which we assess during inspection.
It depends on what caused the damage. Insurance typically covers sudden, unexpected damage like storm damage, fallen trees, or hail. It usually doesn’t cover damage from wear and tear, lack of maintenance, or roofs that have exceeded their lifespan.
If a windstorm tears off your shingles, that’s generally covered. If your twenty-five-year-old roof is leaking because it’s worn out, that’s usually not covered. The key is whether the damage was sudden and accidental or gradual and predictable.
We work with insurance companies regularly and can help document damage for your claim. We take photos, provide detailed assessments, and communicate directly with adjusters if needed. Many insurance companies also consider your roof’s condition when determining your coverage, so keeping it in good repair protects both your home and your insurability.
Most repairs take one to three days depending on the scope of work and weather conditions. A simple repair—replacing damaged shingles or fixing flashing—might only take a few hours. More extensive repairs involving multiple areas or underlying damage to decking take longer.
Weather plays a big role in timing, especially in New Hampshire. We can’t install certain roofing materials in freezing temperatures or during rain. If conditions aren’t right, we’ll reschedule rather than do subpar work that fails in six months.
We give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated if anything changes. We also make sure your home is protected at the end of each day, so you’re never left with an exposed roof overnight. The goal is to complete quality work as efficiently as possible without rushing through steps that matter.
Because what you see from the ground is rarely the full story. A leak in your ceiling might be caused by damaged shingles, but once we remove those shingles, we might find rotted decking underneath that also needs replacement. You can’t patch new shingles over rotted wood and expect it to hold.
We don’t know the full extent of damage until we open things up. That’s why detailed inspections matter—we try to identify potential issues before we start so there aren’t surprises. But roofing is one of those areas where hidden problems are common, especially in older homes or roofs that haven’t been maintained.
The other factor is quality. We use premium materials and experienced crews, which costs more than the cheapest option. But cheap repairs fail, and then you’re paying twice. We’d rather charge fairly for work that lasts than undercut our price and deliver something that needs to be redone in two years.
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