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You noticed water stains on your ceiling after the last storm. Or maybe you saw shingles in your yard and now you’re wondering what’s happening up there. Either way, you know waiting isn’t an option.
Here’s what happens when roof damage gets addressed quickly: no more interior water damage, no mold growing in your attic, and no $15,000 structural repair bill six months from now. You get a roof that actually protects your home through another New Hampshire winter instead of becoming the source of your biggest headache.
Most roof repairs in Lyndeborough run between $400 and $1,800 depending on what’s damaged. That’s a fraction of what you’ll pay if a small leak turns into rotted decking, ruined insulation, and ceiling replacement. The difference between a repair and a disaster usually comes down to how fast you act after noticing the problem.
We’ve been handling roof repairs across southern New Hampshire since 2012. We’re an Owens Corning® Preferred Contractor, which means we meet strict standards for quality work and customer service that most roofing companies can’t reach.
We’ve seen what 68 inches of annual snowfall does to roofs in Lyndeborough. Ice dams aren’t a maybe here—they’re a when. Same with wind damage from nor’easters and the freeze-thaw cycles that crack flashing and lift shingles every spring.
Your neighbors have dealt with the same problems you’re facing. We’ve repaired hundreds of roofs in this area, and we know exactly where to look for damage that isn’t obvious from the ground. That matters when you’re trying to file an insurance claim or prevent a small issue from becoming a full replacement.
You call or contact us about your roof problem. We schedule a free inspection within 24-48 hours for emergency situations, or at your convenience for non-urgent repairs.
Our inspector comes out and checks your entire roof—not just the obvious damage. We use drones when needed to safely assess areas that are hard to reach. You get photos of what we find, a clear explanation of what’s wrong, and an honest assessment of whether you need a repair or if the damage is extensive enough to warrant replacement.
If you’re filing an insurance claim for storm damage, we document everything properly and can walk you through what your policy typically covers. Most homeowner policies cover sudden weather damage like hail, wind, and fallen trees, but you usually have about a year from the weather event to file. We help make sure you don’t miss that window.
Once you approve the estimate, we order materials and schedule your repair. Most roof repairs take one to three days depending on the extent of damage and weather conditions. We protect your property during the work, clean up completely when we’re done, and make sure you understand what we fixed and how to maintain it going forward.
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Every roof repair starts with finding all the damage, not just the part you can see. Water doesn’t always leak directly below where it enters. We trace it back to the source.
Common repairs we handle include replacing damaged or missing shingles, fixing or replacing flashing around chimneys and roof edges, repairing underlayment that’s been compromised by ice dams, and addressing ventilation issues that contribute to ice dam formation. We also repair or replace damaged decking when water has caused rot, and we reseal areas where previous repairs failed.
In Lyndeborough, ice dam prevention is critical. When snow melts from poor attic insulation and refreezes at your roof’s edge, it creates a dam that traps water under your shingles. That’s how you end up with water pouring into your walls and ceilings. We don’t just fix the immediate damage—we identify why the ice dam formed and recommend solutions to prevent it from happening again.
You also get documentation of all work completed, photos of before and after, and warranty information for materials and labor. If we’re working with your insurance company, you get copies of everything we submit so you know exactly what’s being claimed and why.
Most roof repairs in Lyndeborough cost between $400 and $1,800, with the average homeowner spending around $1,100. That’s the current market rate for typical repairs like replacing damaged shingles, fixing flashing, or addressing minor leak sources.
What you actually pay depends on the extent of damage, materials needed, and how accessible the damaged area is. A simple shingle replacement on a single-story ranch costs less than repairing ice dam damage that’s affected your decking and underlayment on a two-story colonial.
Emergency repairs during winter or after major storms may cost more due to safety requirements and weather conditions. But waiting often costs more—a $600 repair can turn into a $15,000 problem if water damage spreads to your interior structure, insulation, and ceilings. We give you a detailed estimate before starting any work so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Most homeowner insurance policies cover sudden weather damage like hail, wind, fallen trees, and ice dams. What they don’t typically cover is gradual wear, poor maintenance, or damage that happened more than a year ago.
The key is documenting the damage quickly and filing your claim within your policy’s timeframe—usually within one year of the weather event. If you wait too long, you’ll pay out of pocket for repairs that should have been covered.
We help document damage properly with photos and detailed reports that insurance companies need to approve claims. We’ve worked with most major insurers and know what they look for. That doesn’t guarantee your claim will be approved, but it gives you the best chance. If your roof was already near the end of its lifespan, insurance may only cover a portion or depreciate the payout. We’ll tell you upfront what’s realistic based on your roof’s age and condition.
For emergency situations—active leaks, missing shingles, or exposed decking—we respond within 24-48 hours to assess damage and provide temporary protection if needed. That might mean tarping a section of roof to prevent further water intrusion while we order materials and schedule the full repair.
Full repairs typically happen within one to two weeks of your approval, depending on material availability and weather. Some repairs we can complete in a single day. Others take two to three days if we’re replacing decking, underlayment, or addressing multiple damaged areas.
Winter repairs are trickier because ice and freezing temperatures make some work dangerous or impossible. We can do emergency fixes to stop active damage, but comprehensive repairs often wait for safer conditions. That’s why fall inspections matter—catching damage before winter means getting it fixed while weather still cooperates. If you’re dealing with an emergency during winter, we’ll tell you what’s possible now versus what needs to wait, and we’ll protect your home in the meantime.
Ice dams form when heat escapes through your roof, melts snow, and that water refreezes at your roof’s edge where it’s colder. The ice builds up, creates a dam, and traps water that has nowhere to go except under your shingles and into your home.
Poor attic insulation and ventilation are usually the culprits. Heat from your living space rises into the attic, warms the roof deck, and starts the melt-freeze cycle. Lyndeborough gets an average of 68 inches of snow annually, and when temperatures hover around freezing for weeks, conditions are perfect for ice dam formation.
Preventing ice dams means improving attic insulation to keep heat in your living space, ensuring proper ventilation so your attic stays cold, and sometimes adding heat cables at roof edges for extra protection. Roof raking after heavy snowfall helps too—removing snow before it can melt prevents the cycle from starting. We assess your specific situation and recommend solutions based on your roof design, attic setup, and where ice dams typically form on your home.
If damage is localized to one area—a section of missing shingles, damaged flashing, or a leak from a specific spot—repair usually makes sense. If you’re dealing with widespread damage, multiple leak sources, or a roof that’s already 15-20 years old, replacement might be the smarter investment.
Here’s the honest calculation: if repair costs exceed 30% of what a new roof would cost, and your roof is past its halfway point in lifespan, replacement often gives you better long-term value. You’re not just fixing the current problem—you’re avoiding the next one and the one after that.
We’ll tell you which makes more sense for your situation. Sometimes a roof that looks rough still has good bones and years of life left with the right repairs. Other times, what seems like a simple fix is just delaying the inevitable. We don’t upsell replacements when repairs will do the job, and we don’t patch problems that are going to fail again in six months. You get an honest assessment based on what we actually see on your roof.
Yes. If you have an active leak, storm damage, or any situation where your roof isn’t protecting your home, we respond within 24-48 hours to assess the damage and stop further problems.
Emergency service means we prioritize your situation, come out quickly, and provide temporary protection if needed while we arrange for permanent repairs. That might include tarping damaged sections, sealing active leaks, or securing loose materials that could cause more damage.
We handle emergency calls year-round, including during and after major winter storms when roof damage is most common in this area. You’re not waiting a week while water pours into your home or wind tears more shingles off. We understand that roof emergencies don’t happen on convenient schedules, and the faster we stop the damage, the less you’ll pay in total repairs. Call us when you discover the problem—not after you’ve spent days trying to figure out if it’s really that serious.
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