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You’re not looking for a roof repair because things are going well. There’s a leak, or you’ve got shingles missing after that last storm, or you’re seeing ice dams forming and you know what’s coming next.
Here’s what matters: getting someone out fast who actually knows what they’re doing. Not a crew that’ll slap a patch on it and disappear when the real damage shows up three months later.
When we repair your roof in Deering, you’re getting an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor with 12 years of experience handling exactly what New Hampshire weather does to roofs. That means we know where leaks hide, how ice dams form, and what actually holds up when snow piles three feet deep. You get a roof that doesn’t just look fixed – it actually is.
Paradise Remodeling Inc has been a licensed roofing contractor since 2012, and we’ve earned our Owens Corning Preferred Contractor certification by meeting strict requirements that most companies can’t hit. That’s not marketing talk – it’s a third-party verification that we know what we’re doing.
We serve Deering and the surrounding New Hampshire communities because we understand what happens here. The heavy, wet snow that sits on your roof for weeks. The freeze-thaw cycles that turn small problems into expensive ones. The ice dams that form along your gutters and push water straight into your home.
You need someone who’s seen it all before and knows how to fix it permanently. That’s what you’re getting when you call us.
First, we come out and actually look at your roof. Not a quick glance from the ground – a real inspection where we find every problem, not just the obvious one you called about. Because that leak in your bedroom? It’s probably not directly above where you’re seeing water. We trace it back to the actual source.
Then we explain what’s wrong in plain terms. You’ll know what needs fixing now, what can wait, and what it’s going to cost before we touch anything. No surprises, no upselling you on a full replacement when you need a repair.
The repair itself depends on what’s actually broken. Missing shingles get replaced with matching materials. Damaged flashing gets sealed properly. Ice dam damage gets fixed at the source, not just patched over. We handle emergency roof repairs the same day when you’ve got active leaking, and we schedule standard repairs within days, not weeks.
When we’re done, you get a roof that’s ready for whatever winter throws at it. And you get documentation of the work for your records and insurance if you need it.
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Every roof repair we do in Deering includes a full inspection, not just a patch job. You’re getting someone who climbs up there and checks your flashing, your valleys, your vents, and your shingles – because one problem usually signals others nearby.
We handle storm damage repairs frequently here. New Hampshire gets hit with heavy snow loads that can cause structural issues, and ice dams that back water up under your shingles and into your attic. The average ice and snow damage repair runs around $575 for minor fixes, but can hit $6,000 if the damage spreads. We catch it early.
You’re also getting materials that match what’s already on your roof and actually hold up. As an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we use industry-leading products that are designed for this climate. Not the cheapest option at the supply house – the one that lasts.
Emergency situations get priority response. When you’ve got water coming in during a storm, you need someone who answers the phone and shows up. We do both. For scheduled repairs, we give you an actual timeline and stick to it, with a dedicated project manager who makes sure nothing gets missed.
If you’ve got water actively coming into your home, we treat that as an emergency and respond the same day whenever possible. The reality is that during a major storm, everyone’s calling at once, but we prioritize active leaks over scheduled work.
When we get there, the first goal is stopping the water. That might mean a temporary patch or tarp if conditions are dangerous, followed by a permanent repair once it’s safe to do the full job properly. We’re not going to send someone onto an icy roof in the middle of a blizzard and risk their safety – but we will get you protected and then come back to finish it right.
For non-emergency repairs where you’ve noticed damage but aren’t actively leaking, we typically schedule within 3-5 days. New Hampshire weather doesn’t wait, so neither do we.
A repair fixes specific damage – missing shingles, damaged flashing, localized leak sources. A replacement means tearing off everything and starting over. Most people calling about repairs don’t actually need a full replacement, and we’re not going to tell you otherwise just to make a bigger sale.
Here’s how to think about it: if the damage is isolated to one area, repair makes sense. If you’re looking at widespread shingle failure, multiple leak points, or a roof that’s 20+ years old with structural issues, replacement becomes the smarter move financially.
We’ll tell you honestly which situation you’re in. Sometimes a $1,200 repair buys you another 5-7 years. Sometimes spending $1,200 on a roof that needs $8,000 in work is just delaying the inevitable. You’ll get the straight answer either way, and then you decide.
It depends entirely on what caused the damage. Storm damage, hail, falling trees – those are typically covered events. Wear and tear, age-related deterioration, or damage from lack of maintenance usually aren’t.
Here’s what we do: we document everything with photos and detailed notes about what failed and why. If it looks like an insurance claim, we can work with your adjuster and provide the documentation they need. We’ve done this hundreds of times, so we know what they’re looking for.
The important thing is to file quickly if you’re going to file. Most policies require prompt notification of damage. And don’t let anyone talk you into filing a claim for something that clearly isn’t covered – that just creates headaches and potential rate increases for you. We’ll give you our honest assessment of whether it’s worth filing based on what we see.
Ice dams form when heat from your attic melts snow on your roof, and that water runs down and refreezes at the colder roof edge. The ice builds up, creates a barrier, and forces water back up under your shingles. It’s one of the most common causes of winter roof damage in Deering.
When we’re repairing ice dam damage, we’re not just fixing the leak – we’re addressing why it happened. That usually means looking at your attic insulation and ventilation. If heat’s escaping through your roof, you’ll keep getting ice dams no matter how many times we patch the damage.
The repair itself involves replacing damaged shingles and any rotted decking underneath, then properly sealing the area. But we’ll also tell you if you need better attic ventilation or insulation upgrades to stop the cycle. Some homeowners also benefit from heat cables along the roof edge in problem areas, though that’s treating the symptom rather than the cause.
First, contain the water damage inside. Put a bucket under the leak, move anything valuable out of the way, and if water’s spreading across your ceiling, poke a small hole at the lowest point so it drains into your bucket instead of spreading and soaking your drywall.
Then call us. Even if we can’t get on the roof immediately due to conditions, we can often get up there and put a tarp down to stop water from coming in until we can do the actual repair. That temporary fix can save you thousands in interior damage.
Don’t go up on your roof yourself during a storm. It’s not worth the risk. And don’t ignore it and hope it stops – water damage gets exponentially worse the longer it goes. A $600 roof repair becomes a $3,000 roof and ceiling repair if you wait a week. We’ve seen it happen too many times.
A properly done repair using quality materials should last as long as the rest of your roof – assuming the rest of your roof is in decent shape. If we’re replacing shingles, those new shingles have the same lifespan as the originals, typically 20-30 years depending on the product.
The key word there is “properly done.” We see a lot of repair work from other contractors that fails within a year or two because they didn’t address the underlying issue, used mismatched materials, or just did sloppy work. Flashing that isn’t sealed correctly, shingles that aren’t nailed down properly, repairs that don’t account for ice and snow loads – those fail fast.
New Hampshire weather is tough on roofs. You’ve got freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow, ice, wind, and UV exposure. The repairs need to be done right the first time because you don’t want to be calling someone back every winter. That’s why we use Owens Corning materials and follow manufacturer specifications exactly – so the repair actually holds up.
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