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When water starts dripping through your ceiling at 11 PM, you’re not thinking about curb appeal. You’re thinking about how fast you can stop the damage before it spreads to insulation, drywall, and everything you store in that room.
That’s where emergency roof repair makes the difference. A quick response means containing the problem before it turns a $700 repair into a $7,000 nightmare. You get your home back to normal without the lingering anxiety every time clouds roll in.
The right repair also means you’re not patching the same spot every spring. When we identify why the leak happened—whether it’s ice damming, missing shingles, or flashing failure—you’re solving the root cause. That’s what keeps your weekends free and your home dry through New Hampshire’s unpredictable weather.
We’ve been handling roof repairs in Hampstead and the surrounding area since 2012. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we’ve met their standards for quality work and customer service—not just once, but consistently.
We know what New Hampshire winters do to roofs. Ice dams aren’t a mystery here. Neither are the problems that come from heavy snow sitting on aging shingles or the way a small leak in March becomes a major issue by June.
You’re not getting a crew that learned roofing from YouTube. You’re getting people who’ve seen the same problems in dozens of Hampstead homes and know exactly how to fix them so they stay fixed.
First, we come out and actually look at your roof. Not a quick glance from the driveway—we’re talking about a real inspection where we find the source of the problem. Sometimes it’s obvious. Sometimes water travels along rafters before it drips through your ceiling, and the leak isn’t where you think it is.
Once we know what’s wrong, we explain it in plain terms. No jargon, no upselling you on a full replacement if a repair will do the job. You’ll get a clear estimate that covers materials, labor, and timeline.
Then we fix it. Depending on the issue, that might mean replacing damaged shingles, sealing flashing around chimneys or skylights, or addressing ventilation problems that caused ice dams in the first place. We clean up when we’re done, and we make sure the repair will hold up through the next storm season.
If you’re dealing with insurance after hail or wind damage, we can work with your adjuster to document everything properly. That’s one less headache for you during an already stressful situation.
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Roof repair isn’t one-size-fits-all. What you need depends on what’s failing and why. We handle shingle replacement when wind tears them off or hail punches holes through them. We fix flashing that’s pulled away from chimneys, skylights, or roof valleys—common spots where water sneaks in.
Ice dam damage is huge around here. When heat escapes into your attic and melts snow on the roof, that water refreezes at the edges and creates a dam. Water backs up under shingles and into your walls. We don’t just patch the leak—we help you understand what’s causing the ice dams so you can prevent them next winter.
Hampstead gets its share of storms. Heavy snow loads, falling branches, and high winds all take a toll. If you’re dealing with storm damage, we assess the full extent before starting repairs. Sometimes what looks like one problem is actually three, and catching them all now saves you money later.
We also work on flat roofs, chimney repairs, and gutter issues that contribute to roof problems. If your roof is leaking, we find out why and fix everything that’s contributing to it.
Most roof repairs in Hampstead start around $700 and go up depending on what’s damaged and how much of it needs fixing. A few missing shingles might cost you $700 to $1,200. Flashing repairs around chimneys or skylights usually run $800 to $1,500. If you’ve got ice dam damage that’s affected sheathing or insulation, you’re looking at $2,000 to $4,000 or more.
Sagging roof sections or structural repairs can hit $7,000 because you’re dealing with more than just surface materials—you’re fixing the bones of the roof. The size of the damaged area matters too. A small leak is cheaper to fix than widespread water damage across multiple sections.
Here’s the thing: catching problems early almost always costs less. A $700 shingle replacement now beats a $3,000 water damage repair six months from now. If you’re seeing stains on your ceiling or missing shingles after a storm, getting it looked at quickly is the smartest money move you can make.
Yes, but it depends on the temperature and conditions. Most roofing materials need to be installed above certain temperatures to seal properly. Asphalt shingles, for example, don’t seal well below 40°F, and the adhesive strips won’t activate in freezing temps.
That said, emergency repairs happen year-round because leaks don’t wait for spring. If you’ve got water coming in during January, we can do temporary repairs to stop the damage and then complete permanent fixes when temperatures cooperate. Tarping, sealing, and emergency patching can buy you time without letting water destroy your home.
The bigger issue is safety. Ice and snow make roofs dangerous to work on, and we’re not risking anyone’s safety for a non-emergency repair. If it’s truly urgent—like active leaking during a storm—we’ll do what’s necessary to protect your home. If it can wait a few weeks for better conditions, that’s usually the smarter call. Rushing a repair in bad conditions often means doing it twice.
Age is the first clue. Asphalt shingle roofs typically last 20 to 25 years. If yours is pushing 20 and you’re seeing problems, replacement might make more sense than pouring money into repairs. But if your roof is 10 years old and you’ve got a few damaged shingles from a storm, repair is the obvious choice.
Look at how widespread the damage is. A leak in one corner? That’s a repair. Leaks in multiple spots, curling shingles across the whole roof, or granules washing down your gutters? You’re probably looking at replacement. When more than 30% of your roof needs work, replacement often costs less in the long run than piecemeal repairs.
We’ll tell you honestly what makes sense. If your roof has another decade of life and we can fix the current problem for $1,500, we’re not going to push you toward a $15,000 replacement. But if we’re patching a roof that’s going to need replacing in two years anyway, we’ll let you know so you can make an informed decision. You’re spending the money either way—might as well spend it wisely.
Ice dams form when your attic is warmer than it should be. Heat escapes from your living space into the attic, warms the roof deck, and melts snow on the roof. That melted water runs down toward the gutters, but when it reaches the colder roof edge (which isn’t warmed by attic heat), it refreezes. Ice builds up, creating a dam that traps more melting snow behind it.
With nowhere to go, water backs up under your shingles and leaks into your home. You’ll see it as ceiling stains, wet insulation, or water running down interior walls. The damage gets expensive fast because it’s not just your roof—it’s ceilings, insulation, and sometimes mold issues.
Fixing ice dam damage means repairing the immediate leak, but preventing future ice dams requires better attic insulation and ventilation. You need to keep your attic cold so snow doesn’t melt unevenly on the roof. We can assess your attic situation and recommend improvements that’ll save you from this headache every winter. Some homeowners also benefit from heat cables along roof edges, though that’s treating the symptom rather than the cause. Proper insulation and ventilation is the real solution.
Yes. We work with insurance companies regularly for storm and hail damage claims. When you file a claim, your insurance adjuster will come out to assess the damage. We can meet with them, provide documentation of what’s damaged, and explain what repairs are necessary.
Insurance companies sometimes lowball estimates or miss damage that’s not obvious from the ground. Having us there who know what to look for helps ensure your claim covers the full scope of repairs. We document everything with photos and detailed notes about what’s damaged and why it needs fixing.
Once your claim is approved, we handle the repairs according to the agreed scope of work. We deal with insurance paperwork regularly, so we know how to document things in a way that supports your claim. The goal is getting your roof fixed properly while maximizing your insurance coverage. You’ve been paying premiums for situations exactly like this—might as well make sure you’re getting what you’re entitled to. We can’t guarantee what your insurance will cover, but we can make sure they have all the information they need to make a fair decision.
Simple repairs—like replacing a few shingles or resealing flashing—usually take a few hours to half a day. We can often handle these in a single visit once we’ve assessed the damage and have the materials on hand.
Larger repairs, like fixing ice dam damage that’s affected sheathing or dealing with storm damage across multiple roof sections, might take one to three days. That includes tearing out damaged materials, replacing sheathing if necessary, and installing new shingles or other roofing materials. Weather affects timing too—we’re not working on your roof in a downpour or when it’s covered in ice.
Emergency repairs happen as fast as possible, sometimes same-day if you’ve got active leaking. The priority is stopping water from coming in and causing more damage. Permanent fixes might follow once conditions are right, but we’ll get you protected quickly.
The timeline also depends on material availability and our schedule. During busy storm seasons, everyone needs repairs at once, and there might be a short wait. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront so you know what to expect. Most homeowners are more concerned about quality than speed anyway—you want it done right, not just done fast.
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