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You stop worrying every time a storm rolls through. You’re not climbing into the attic with a flashlight looking for water stains. Your energy bills aren’t creeping up because heat’s escaping through gaps you didn’t know existed.
A roof that works means you’re not dealing with emergency calls to contractors in the middle of winter. It means your home value holds. It means the next buyer’s inspector doesn’t find problems that kill your sale.
When your roof is installed correctly with quality materials, you get years of protection without constant maintenance calls. That’s what matters—not the marketing pitch, but the actual outcome after the crew leaves and the first nor’easter hits.
We’ve spent over a decade working on homes throughout Kingston and the Seacoast New Hampshire area. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we meet strict requirements that most roofing companies don’t qualify for.
That certification isn’t just a badge. It means manufacturer backing, access to better warranties, and proof that we know what we’re doing. We’ve seen what New Hampshire winters do to poorly installed roofs, and we’ve fixed enough of those mistakes to know exactly how to avoid them.
You’re working with a general contractor who handles complete home remodeling projects, not just a crew that shows up, nails shingles, and disappears. That means better project management, clearer communication, and someone who actually answers when you call.
We start with an on-site consultation where we actually get on your roof and look at what’s happening. Not a quick glance from the ground—a real inspection that identifies problems you might not see from your driveway.
You get a detailed estimate that breaks down materials, labor, and timeline. No vague “we’ll figure it out as we go” pricing. If we find something unexpected once we start, we talk to you before making changes.
During the project, we assign the right crew and establish a clear schedule. We protect your property, handle debris removal daily, and keep you updated on progress. When we’re done, we walk the property with you to make sure everything’s cleaned up and completed correctly.
After installation, you get warranty information and documentation you’ll actually need if something comes up years later. We don’t disappear after the final payment clears.
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You’re getting materials designed for New Hampshire’s climate. That means asphalt shingles rated for freeze-thaw cycles, proper underlayment that handles ice dam conditions, and ventilation systems that prevent moisture buildup in your attic.
Kingston sees harsh winters with heavy snow loads and temperature swings that create ice dams along roof edges. We install ice and water shield in vulnerable areas, ensure proper flashing around chimneys and valleys, and set up ventilation that prevents the warm-cold cycles that cause damage.
Roof maintenance matters here because small problems become expensive fast when winter hits. A minor leak in October becomes a major water intrusion issue by February. We handle repairs before they escalate, inspect for storm damage after severe weather, and help you document everything if you’re filing an insurance claim.
The roofing services we provide cover replacements, repairs, maintenance inspections, and emergency leak response. You’re not calling multiple contractors depending on what’s wrong—you’re calling one company that handles all of it.
Most roof replacements in New Hampshire range from $9,800 to $41,800, with the average project around $25,800. That’s a wide range because your actual cost depends on roof size, pitch, material choice, and how much existing damage needs repair before new shingles go on.
A simple ranch with a low-pitch roof costs less than a two-story colonial with multiple valleys, chimneys, and steep angles. If your decking is rotted or your ventilation system needs upgrading, that adds to the total.
We give you an exact price after inspecting your roof in person. You’ll know what you’re paying before we start, and that number doesn’t change unless we find hidden damage once the old shingles come off—and even then, we discuss it with you first.
Late spring through early fall gives you the best conditions for roof installation. Temperatures are moderate, shingle adhesive bonds properly, and you’re less likely to deal with weather delays from snow or freezing rain.
That said, contractors book up fast during peak season. If you wait until June to call, you might not get on the schedule until September. Planning ahead matters, especially if you’re dealing with damage that needs attention before winter.
We can handle roof replacements outside the ideal window when necessary, but it takes more care and sometimes longer to complete. If your roof is actively leaking in January, we’re not telling you to wait until May—we’ll get it done. But if you have the option to plan ahead, spring and summer make the process smoother for everyone.
If you’re missing a few shingles after a storm or you’ve got a small leak in one area, repairs usually handle it. If your roof is over 20 years old, you’re seeing widespread curling or cracking, or you’ve got multiple leak points, replacement makes more sense.
Sometimes homeowners spend thousands on repairs over a few years when replacement would’ve cost less overall and given them a roof that lasts another two decades. Other times, a $500 repair buys you five more years before you need to budget for replacement.
We’ll tell you honestly which situation you’re in. If repairs make sense, we’ll handle them. If you’re throwing money at a roof that’s past its useful life, we’ll explain why replacement is the better investment. You make the final call, but you’ll have the information you need to decide.
Yes, and we know how to document damage so your claim actually gets approved. Insurance companies need specific information—photos, measurements, proof that damage came from a covered event and not just normal wear.
We inspect your roof after storms, identify what qualifies as insurable damage, and provide documentation your adjuster needs to process the claim. If the insurance company pushes back, we can walk their inspector through what we found and explain why the damage requires repair or replacement.
You’re still responsible for your deductible, and we can’t guarantee your claim gets approved—that’s between you and your insurance company. But we’ve worked with enough claims to know what adjusters look for, and we make sure you’re submitting complete information that gives you the best chance of coverage.
Asphalt shingles handle New Hampshire conditions well and make up about 83% of residential roofing across the country. They’re rated for freeze-thaw cycles, come in impact-resistant versions if you’re concerned about hail, and offer good value for the lifespan you get.
Metal roofing is another solid option, especially if you want something that sheds snow easily and lasts 40+ years. It costs more upfront but requires less maintenance and holds up well against ice dams.
We work with Owens Corning and Mule Hide products because they’re designed for climates like ours and come with manufacturer warranties that actually mean something. The specific material we recommend depends on your budget, how long you plan to stay in the home, and what weather challenges your roof faces based on its orientation and surrounding trees.
Most residential roof replacements take two to four days from tear-off to completion. A straightforward ranch might be done in two days. A larger two-story home with complex angles and multiple penetrations might take four.
Weather can extend that timeline. If rain’s forecasted, we don’t start a tear-off the day before a storm. We’re not leaving your home exposed overnight with tarps and hoping for the best.
We give you a schedule before we start and update you if anything changes. You’ll know when the crew arrives each day, how long they’ll be working, and what gets completed during each phase. The goal is finishing quality work efficiently—not rushing through to hit an arbitrary deadline and leaving you with problems later.
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