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Your roof takes a beating from New Castle’s coastal storms, winter freezes, and summer heat. When shingles crack, flashing fails, or leaks start dripping into your home, the damage spreads fast.
You’re not just dealing with water stains on the ceiling. You’re looking at potential mold growth, insulation damage, and structural problems that cost exponentially more the longer they sit. Every day you wait, water finds new places to go.
A proper roof repair stops the damage where it starts. You get back to sleeping through storms without wondering if that drip is getting worse. Your home stays dry, your belongings stay protected, and you’re not scrambling to find buckets every time it rains. That’s what actually matters.
Paradise Remodeling Inc has spent over a decade handling roof repairs across New Castle and the surrounding seacoast area. We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we meet strict requirements that most roofing companies don’t qualify for.
We’ve seen what nor’easters and coastal storms do to roofs in this area. We know how ice dams form on New Castle homes during those freeze-thaw cycles. We understand how salt air accelerates wear on roofing materials near the ocean.
You’re working with a locally owned company that’s been here through multiple storm seasons, not a crew that shows up after a hurricane and disappears. We’re licensed, insured, and we’ve built our reputation on doing the work right without the typical contractor nonsense.
First, we come out and actually look at your roof. Not a quick glance from the ground—we get up there and inspect the damage, check the surrounding areas, and figure out what’s causing the problem. You get a free inspection with no pressure to commit.
Once we know what’s wrong, we explain it in plain terms. We show you photos of the damage, walk you through what needs fixing, and give you an honest estimate. If you’re filing an insurance claim, we help document everything and work directly with your insurance company to make sure the claim covers what it should.
Then we schedule the repair and get it done. We’re not talking about a six-week wait for a simple leak fix. For emergency situations, we move fast. For larger repairs, we give you a realistic timeline and stick to it.
During the work, we protect your property, complete the repair with quality materials, and clean up when we’re finished. You get a warranty on the work, and if anything doesn’t look right, you tell us before we leave. No surprises, no comebacks three months later.
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Roof repair in New Castle isn’t one-size-fits-all. Coastal homes face different problems than inland properties. Your repair might involve replacing damaged shingles after wind tears them off, fixing flashing around chimneys where water’s getting in, or addressing ice dam damage from last winter.
We handle leak repairs that require tracking down the actual source—not just patching the obvious spot. Water travels, and the wet ceiling in your bedroom might be coming from damaged flashing fifteen feet away. We find it and fix it right.
Storm damage repair is a big part of what we do here. When a nor’easter rolls through or you get hit with hail, we assess the full extent of damage, document it for insurance purposes, and restore your roof’s integrity. We’ve worked with every major insurance company and know how to navigate their requirements.
You also get help with insurance claims if you need it. We provide detailed documentation, meet with adjusters, and make sure you’re not leaving money on the table because of how something’s worded in the claim. New Hampshire weather is unpredictable, and your roof needs to handle whatever comes next. That’s what we’re fixing it for.
Most homeowners can’t tell from the ground, and that’s the problem. A few missing shingles might just need a repair. Widespread damage across multiple sections usually means you’re looking at replacement.
Here’s what we look at: the age of your roof, the extent of damage, and whether the underlying structure is compromised. If your roof is under 15 years old and the damage is localized—say, one section got hit by a falling branch—repair makes sense. If you’re at 20+ years with leaks in multiple spots, curling shingles, and granule loss, replacement is probably the smarter investment.
We’ll tell you honestly which one you need. There’s no point doing a repair that buys you six months when the whole roof is failing. But we’re also not going to push a full replacement when a solid repair gives you another decade. You’ll get photos, an explanation of what we’re seeing, and a recommendation based on what actually makes sense for your situation and budget.
It depends on what caused the damage. Insurance typically covers sudden events like storm damage, falling trees, or hail. It doesn’t cover normal wear and tear or damage from lack of maintenance.
If a windstorm rips shingles off your roof, that’s usually covered. If your 25-year-old roof is leaking because it’s reached the end of its lifespan, that’s on you. The tricky part is when you have both—an old roof that gets storm damage. Insurance might cover the damaged section but not a full replacement if the rest of the roof was already failing.
We help you navigate this. We document the damage thoroughly, provide detailed reports for your insurance company, and work with adjusters to make sure covered damage gets approved. We’ve handled hundreds of insurance claims in New Hampshire and know what documentation they need. Some insurance companies try to minimize payouts by claiming pre-existing damage. We make sure the actual storm damage is clearly identified and properly covered.
Simple repairs take a few hours. Complex repairs might take a full day or two. It depends entirely on what’s wrong and what we find once we start working.
Replacing a section of damaged shingles on a clear day? We can knock that out in half a day. Tracking down a leak that’s been hiding for months, removing damaged decking, replacing insulation, and properly sealing everything? That’s a longer job.
Weather also plays a role. We’re not doing roof work in heavy rain or on ice-covered surfaces. That’s not us being difficult—it’s unsafe and the repairs won’t hold. We’ll give you a realistic timeline when we assess the damage. For emergency repairs where water’s actively coming in, we can do temporary fixes to stop the immediate problem, then come back to complete the permanent repair when conditions allow. You won’t be left with a tarp on your roof for three months.
Coastal storms and winter weather are your roof’s biggest enemies here. New Castle sits right on the water, which means you get hit harder by nor’easters than inland areas. High winds lift shingles, driving rain finds every weak point, and salt air accelerates deterioration.
Ice dams are another major issue. When your attic’s warm enough to melt snow on the roof, that water runs down and refreezes at the eaves. Ice builds up, water backs up under the shingles, and suddenly you’ve got leaks in the middle of winter. This happens constantly in New Hampshire homes that don’t have proper attic insulation and ventilation.
Falling branches during storms cause obvious damage, but the less obvious culprit is just the constant freeze-thaw cycle. Water gets into small cracks, freezes and expands, thaws and contracts. Over time, this breaks down flashing, loosens shingles, and creates entry points for leaks. The homes closest to the ocean also deal with salt spray that degrades materials faster than you’d see even ten miles inland. Your roof is working harder here than it would in most places.
Yes, but with limitations. We can handle emergency repairs in winter when you’ve got active leaks or storm damage. We can’t do everything we’d do in warmer weather, but we can stop water from coming into your home.
The issue is that roofing materials don’t perform the same in cold temperatures. Shingles become brittle and can crack when you’re working with them. Sealants don’t activate properly below certain temperatures. Ice and snow make the work surface dangerous and prevent proper adhesion.
For emergency situations, we’ll do what’s necessary to protect your home—temporary waterproofing, emergency patching, or installing protection until we can complete a permanent repair in better conditions. For non-emergency repairs, we’ll be honest about whether it makes sense to wait for spring. Sometimes waiting two months for proper conditions means the repair lasts 20 years instead of failing in two. We’re not going to take your money to do substandard work just because you’re ready to move forward. You’ll get our honest assessment of whether winter repair is smart or if temporary protection plus a spring repair is the better call.
Yes, and this is where a lot of homeowners get stuck without help. Insurance claims for roof damage can be complicated, especially when adjusters try to minimize what’s covered or claim damage is pre-existing.
We document everything thoroughly—photos of the damage, detailed reports of what caused it, and clear explanations of what repairs are necessary. When the adjuster comes out, we can meet with them, walk them through the damage, and make sure they’re seeing everything that needs to be included in the claim.
Insurance companies have their own roofing experts, and they’re working for the insurance company, not you. Having a contractor who knows what should be covered and how to document it properly levels the playing field. We’ve worked with every major insurance provider in New Hampshire. We know their processes, what documentation they require, and how to present claims so they get approved. You’re not navigating this alone or hoping you filled out the paperwork correctly. We handle the technical side so you can focus on getting your home fixed.
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