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Your roof stops leaking. The ice dams that flooded your ceiling last winter don’t come back. Snow loads get managed before they become a structural problem.
That’s what proper roofing services look like in Newton. Not just patching problems until the next storm hits, but addressing what caused the damage in the first place.
You get a roof built for freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and the kind of weather that tests every shingle. Your heating bills drop because your attic isn’t bleeding warm air through poor ventilation. When the next nor’easter rolls through, you’re not scrambling for tarps and buckets.
We’ve been doing this since 2012 as an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means the materials we install come with warranties most roofing contractors can’t offer. You’re not gambling on whether the work will hold up. You know it will.
Paradise Remodeling Inc has been working on roofs in Newton and throughout New Hampshire since 2012. We’re not new to ice dams, wind-driven rain, or the way freeze-thaw cycles destroy asphalt shingles.
We’re a locally owned general contractor, which means we handle more than just roofing. But roofing is where we see the most urgent problems. When your roof fails, everything inside your home is at risk.
Our crews understand local building codes, know which materials hold up in this climate, and respond when you need emergency roof repair. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, meaning we meet strict standards for installation quality and customer service. That certification isn’t automatic. It’s earned through consistent work that actually protects homes.
You call or contact us about a roof problem. We schedule an inspection to see what’s actually going on, not just what’s visible from the ground.
During the inspection, we check for ice dam damage, look at ventilation and insulation issues, examine shingle condition, and identify any structural concerns from snow loads. You get a clear explanation of what needs fixing and why.
If it’s an emergency, we provide temporary protection immediately to prevent further damage. For planned replacements or major repairs, we walk you through material options, timeline, and what to expect during installation.
Once work begins, our crews handle removal, installation, and cleanup. Every project gets overseen with safety protocols in place. We don’t leave until the job is complete and your property is clean.
After installation, you receive warranty information and maintenance recommendations. If you need roof maintenance down the road or have questions about snow removal, we’re available.
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You’re dealing with weather that most of the country doesn’t understand. Newton gets hit with heavy snow, ice storms, and temperature swings that create constant expansion and contraction in roofing materials.
Our roofing services cover emergency repairs when storms cause sudden damage or leaks. We handle complete roof replacements when your shingles have reached the end of their lifespan. Ice dam prevention and removal keeps water from backing up under your roof during winter.
We install asphalt shingles rated for New England weather, metal roofing for longer lifespan and better snow shedding, and proper ventilation systems that prevent the attic heat issues that cause ice dams. Every installation includes inspection of roof decking, replacement of damaged wood, and installation that meets manufacturer specifications for warranty coverage.
You also get roof maintenance services. Regular inspections catch small problems before they become expensive emergencies. After major snow events, we provide snow removal services to prevent dangerous loads from stressing your roof structure.
Because we’re a full-service general contractor, we handle related work like gutter installation, siding repairs around roof lines, and window replacements that affect your home’s overall weather protection.
If your roof is over 20 years old and you’re seeing multiple problems, replacement usually makes more sense than ongoing repairs. Asphalt shingles in Newton typically last 15-25 years depending on weather exposure and installation quality.
Look for curling or missing shingles, granules collecting in your gutters, daylight visible through roof boards in your attic, or water stains on your ceilings. One or two damaged shingles from a storm means repair. Widespread deterioration across the roof means replacement.
The real question is whether you’re fixing the same areas repeatedly. If you’ve patched leaks multiple times or if ice dams keep causing damage in the same spots, the underlying roof system has failed. Repairs become a temporary bandage on a permanent problem. We’ll inspect your roof and tell you honestly whether repair makes sense or if you’re throwing money at a roof that needs replacing.
Ice dams form when heat from your attic melts snow on your roof. That melted water runs down to the colder roof edge and refreezes, creating a barrier. More water backs up behind that ice barrier and eventually leaks under your shingles into your home.
The root cause is almost always inadequate attic insulation and ventilation. Warm air from your living space rises into the attic, heats the roof deck, and starts the melting process. Poor ventilation means that warm air has nowhere to go.
Prevention involves three things: proper attic insulation to keep heat in your living space, adequate ventilation to keep attic temperature close to outside temperature, and sometimes ice and water shield membrane installed at roof edges during replacement. During winter, removing snow after 6 inches or more accumulates helps reduce the load that can melt and refreeze. We assess your specific situation during inspection because every roof and attic configuration is different.
For active leaks or storm damage, we provide emergency response to get temporary protection in place as quickly as possible. That usually means tarping the damaged area to stop water intrusion until we can make permanent repairs.
Emergency calls get prioritized because roof leaks cause exponential damage the longer they go unaddressed. Water doesn’t just damage your roof deck. It soaks insulation, ruins drywall, damages belongings, and creates mold conditions.
Response time depends on current weather and call volume, but we understand that “emergency” means you need help now, not next week. We’ll get someone out to assess damage and provide temporary protection, then schedule permanent repairs as soon as conditions allow. Some repairs can’t happen during active storms or when temperatures are too low for proper shingle installation, but we can always stop the immediate damage.
Asphalt shingles remain the most common choice because they balance cost, durability, and performance in cold climates. But not all shingles are equal. You want architectural shingles rated for high winds and impact resistance, with proper ice and water shield underlayment at vulnerable areas.
Metal roofing has gained popularity in New England because snow slides off more easily, reducing ice dam risk and snow load stress. Metal roofs last 40-70 years compared to 20-25 for asphalt. The upfront cost is higher, but the longevity and reduced maintenance often make it worthwhile.
What matters most isn’t just the surface material but the complete roofing system: proper underlayment, adequate ventilation, correct installation technique, and appropriate insulation. A premium shingle installed incorrectly will fail faster than a standard shingle installed properly. We install what makes sense for your home, your budget, and your long-term plans. If you’re staying in your home for decades, metal might be the smarter investment. If you’re planning to sell in a few years, quality asphalt shingles make more sense.
We work with homeowners on insurance claims regularly. Storm damage, ice dam damage, and wind damage are common insurance claims in Newton, and we can document damage for your adjuster.
After a storm, we inspect your roof and provide detailed documentation of damage including photos and written assessment. That documentation supports your claim with your insurance company. We can meet with adjusters on-site to walk through damage and discuss necessary repairs.
What we don’t do is promise to “work with any insurance budget” or waive deductibles, which are both insurance fraud. We provide honest assessment of damage and accurate estimates for proper repairs. If your insurance company tries to minimize damage or deny legitimate claims, our documentation helps you push back.
Once your claim is approved, we handle the repairs according to the scope agreed upon with your insurance company. You pay your deductible, insurance covers the rest, and we restore your roof to proper condition. The process can be frustrating, but having a contractor who documents everything properly makes it much smoother.
Roof replacement in Newton typically ranges from $8,000 to $25,000 depending on roof size, pitch, material choice, and complexity. A simple ranch with asphalt shingles costs less than a two-story colonial with multiple valleys and steep pitch.
Material choice makes a significant difference. Standard architectural asphalt shingles run $350-$500 per square (100 square feet). Premium impact-resistant shingles cost $450-$700 per square. Metal roofing ranges from $800-$1,400 per square installed.
But material is only part of the cost. Roof pitch affects labor because steeper roofs require more safety equipment and take longer to install. The number of layers being removed matters since disposal costs add up. Chimney flashing, skylight integration, and valley complexity all affect final price.
We provide detailed estimates after inspecting your specific roof. You’ll know exactly what you’re paying for and why. We’re not the cheapest option in Newton, and that’s intentional. You’re paying for Owens Corning certified installation, proper materials, experienced crews, and warranties that actually mean something. Cheap roof replacement usually means shortcuts that cost you more in repairs within a few years.
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