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You stop worrying every time it snows. No more buckets in the attic when ice dams form, no more wondering if this is the year your roof finally gives out.
A solid roof means your heating bill isn’t climbing because cold air’s leaking in through damaged shingles. It means you’re not scrambling to find emergency roof repair at 9 PM during a nor’easter. It means when you’re ready to sell, you’re not eating the cost of a new roof or watching buyers walk away after the inspection.
In Danville, your roof takes a beating. Heavy snow loads all winter, freeze-thaw cycles that crack shingles, ice dams that back water up under your roofline. You need roofing that’s built for New Hampshire weather, installed by someone who knows how it behaves here. That’s what keeps your home dry, your family comfortable, and your investment protected.
We’ve been handling roofing projects across Danville and the surrounding area since 2019. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we’ve met their standards for quality work, customer service, and professional credentials.
We’re not the biggest operation in New Hampshire, and we’re not trying to be. What we are is responsive, thorough, and honest about what your roof needs. We show up when we say we will, we don’t disappear after the deposit clears, and we’re still here when you need us two years later.
Danville homeowners deal with specific challenges—older homes with steep pitches, properties surrounded by trees that drop debris, and the constant freeze-thaw cycle that wears down roofing faster than it would in warmer climates. We’ve seen it all, and we know how to handle it.
You call or contact us, and we schedule a time to come look at your roof. We’re not doing a five-minute walk-around from the ground. We get up there, check the shingles, look for signs of water damage, inspect the flashing and valleys, and assess whether you need a repair or a full replacement.
Once we know what we’re dealing with, we give you a clear estimate. No hidden fees, no “we’ll figure it out once we start” nonsense. You’ll know what it costs, what materials we’re using, and how long it’ll take.
When the work starts, we protect your property, tear off the old roofing if needed, inspect the decking for rot or damage, and install your new roof using Mule Hide or Owens Corning materials. We handle the underlayment, the ice and water shield in vulnerable areas, the ridge vents—everything that makes a roof last in New Hampshire.
After we’re done, we walk the property with you, clean up completely, and make sure you’re clear on your warranty. If something comes up later, you call us. We don’t vanish after the job’s finished.
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You’re getting a full roof inspection before we touch anything. That means checking for leaks, damaged or missing shingles, worn flashing around chimneys and vents, and any signs of structural issues underneath.
For repairs, we’re fixing the actual problem, not slapping a patch on it and hoping it holds. If your flashing’s shot, we replace it. If ice dams damaged your shingles and underlayment, we address both. For full replacements, you’re getting proper ventilation, quality underlayment, and materials rated for New Hampshire’s climate.
In Danville, most homes are dealing with asphalt shingles, and that’s what we install most often—specifically architectural shingles that hold up better than basic three-tab. If you’re looking at metal roofing or need something more specialized, we handle that too. We also offer emergency roofing services when storms roll through and you’ve got a tarp-worthy situation that can’t wait until Monday.
Roof maintenance is part of the conversation too. A lot of homeowners don’t realize that clearing debris from valleys, checking flashing seals, and addressing small issues early can add years to a roof’s life. We’re upfront about what you can do yourself and what needs a professional.
Most roof replacements in New Hampshire run between $6,600 and $19,500, depending on the size of your home, the pitch of your roof, and what materials you’re using. A typical Danville home with architectural shingles usually falls somewhere in the middle of that range.
Steep roofs cost more because they’re harder to work on safely. If we find rotted decking once we tear off the old shingles, that’s an additional cost—but we’ll let you know before we proceed. Same goes for chimneys that need flashing work or skylights that need resealing.
The price includes materials, labor, disposal of your old roof, and cleanup. We don’t charge extra for things like moving patio furniture or covering your landscaping. If you’re comparing quotes, make sure you’re comparing the same scope of work—some contractors leave out underlayment upgrades or proper ventilation to keep their number lower.
If the damage is localized—like a few missing shingles after a windstorm or a small leak around a vent—a repair usually makes sense. If your roof’s over 20 years old, you’re seeing widespread curling or cracking, or you’ve got multiple leaks, replacement is probably the smarter move.
Here’s the thing: a repair might cost you $800 now, but if your roof’s near the end of its life, you’re just delaying the inevitable. We’ll tell you honestly where you stand. Sometimes a repair buys you a couple more years to save up for a replacement. Other times, it’s throwing money away.
During the inspection, we’re looking at shingle condition, granule loss, the state of your flashing, and any signs of water damage in your attic. If more than 30% of your roof is compromised, replacement usually makes more financial sense than patching it together.
First, if water’s actively coming in, get a bucket under it and move anything valuable out of the way. Don’t go up on your roof with a shovel or try to chip away the ice—you’ll damage your shingles or hurt yourself.
Call us for emergency roof repair. We can safely remove the ice dam and assess the damage. In the short term, we might need to tarp the area or do a temporary fix to stop the water. Once things thaw, we’ll check for damaged shingles, compromised underlayment, and any water damage to your decking.
Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts the snow, and the water refreezes at the eaves. That means poor attic insulation or ventilation is usually part of the problem. When we do the repair, we’ll talk about prevention—better ventilation, proper insulation, or installing ice and water shield in vulnerable areas during your next roof replacement.
Architectural asphalt shingles typically last 25 to 30 years in New Hampshire if they’re installed correctly and maintained. That’s shorter than the 30 to 50 years you’ll see on manufacturer websites because those estimates don’t account for our freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, and ice dams.
Metal roofing lasts longer—40 to 60 years—but costs more upfront. If you’re planning to stay in your home long-term and want to avoid another roof replacement, metal might make sense. For most Danville homeowners, quality architectural shingles offer the best balance of cost, performance, and lifespan.
What kills roofs early here is poor installation and deferred maintenance. If your underlayment wasn’t installed right, if your attic ventilation is inadequate, or if you’re ignoring small problems until they become big ones, you’re not getting the full lifespan out of your roof. That’s why working with an Owens Corning certified contractor matters—you’re getting installation that meets manufacturer standards, which protects your warranty.
Yes. If a storm damages your roof and you’ve got an active leak or exposed decking, call us. We offer 24/7 emergency roof repair for situations that can’t wait.
Emergency service usually means we’re coming out to tarp the damaged area, do a temporary fix to stop water intrusion, or secure loose shingles before more wind gets under them. Once the immediate problem is handled, we’ll schedule a full inspection and give you an estimate for permanent repairs.
We’re not going to upsell you on a full replacement in the middle of an emergency unless your roof is truly beyond repair. Our job is to stop the damage, keep your home dry, and give you a clear picture of what needs to happen next. If your insurance is involved, we can work with your adjuster and provide documentation of the damage.
Owens Corning doesn’t hand out Preferred Contractor status to just anyone. You have to meet requirements for licensing, insurance, customer satisfaction, and installation quality. It means we’ve been vetted, and we’re held to a higher standard than non-certified roofers.
For you, it means better warranty coverage. Owens Corning offers extended warranties on materials when they’re installed by a Preferred Contractor. If something goes wrong with your shingles, you’ve got more protection than you would with a standard installation.
It also means we’re trained on proper installation techniques specific to Owens Corning products. We know how to handle their shingles in cold weather, how to seal them correctly, and what underlayment and ventilation requirements need to be met. You’re not getting guesswork—you’re getting installation that follows manufacturer specs, which is what keeps your roof performing the way it’s supposed to for the next 25 years.
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