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You shouldn’t have to stress every time it rains or snows. A small leak today becomes ceiling damage, mold, and a five-figure problem tomorrow if you wait.
Roof repair done right means you’re not calling someone back in six months. It means your attic stays dry through March snowmelt and April storms. It means you can actually sleep when the forecast calls for heavy rain.
When your roof works the way it should, you stop thinking about it. No buckets in the hallway. No stains spreading across your ceiling. No wondering if this winter will be the one that finally does you in. Just a roof that does its job so you can focus on everything else.
We’re an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, which means we meet strict requirements that most roofing companies don’t. You’re not hiring someone who just showed up with a truck and a ladder.
We’ve spent over a decade handling the specific problems that Pinardville homeowners face. Ice dams that form along your eaves every February. Shingles that lift during windstorms. Flashing that fails around chimneys because it wasn’t installed correctly the first time.
You need someone who knows how New Hampshire weather beats up a roof and how to fix it so it lasts. That’s what we do.
First, we come out and actually look at your roof. Not a quick glance from the driveway—we get up there and inspect the damage, check the surrounding area, and figure out what’s causing the problem. Sometimes it’s obvious. Sometimes the leak in your bedroom is coming from a completely different spot on the roof.
Then we explain what needs to happen. If it’s a straightforward shingle replacement, we tell you that. If there’s underlying damage that needs attention, we show you why and what happens if you skip it. No upselling, just the truth about what your roof needs.
Once you’re clear on the plan and the cost, we schedule the work and get it done. We use quality materials—Owens Corning and Mule Hide products that actually hold up. We don’t leave a mess. And we make sure the repair blends with your existing roof so you’re not left with an obvious patch job.
After we’re done, your roof works. That’s the whole point.
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Every roof repair starts with a thorough inspection. We’re looking at shingles, flashing, underlayment, ventilation, and any areas where water might be sneaking in. In Pinardville, that often means checking for ice dam damage along the eaves and making sure your attic ventilation isn’t creating warm spots that melt snow unevenly.
If you’ve got a leak, we trace it back to the source. Water doesn’t always enter where it shows up inside, so we follow the trail. We check for rot in the decking, failed sealant around vents and chimneys, and any shingles that have cracked or blown off.
The repair itself depends on what’s wrong, but it always includes replacing damaged materials with quality products that match your existing roof. We’re not slapping tar on a problem and calling it fixed. If your flashing is the issue, we replace it properly. If shingles are compromised, we remove and replace them. If there’s wood damage underneath, we address that too.
You also get someone who knows how to handle insurance claims if storm damage is involved. We document everything, provide the details your insurance company needs, and help you avoid the runaround that wastes weeks of your time.
Most roof repairs in this area run between $400 and $1,900, depending on what’s damaged and how much of it needs fixing. A few missing shingles after a windstorm might cost $500. A leak that’s rotted out part of your roof decking could be closer to $1,500 or more.
The biggest factor is how long the problem’s been going on. If you call as soon as you notice an issue, the fix is usually straightforward and affordable. If you wait until water’s been leaking into your attic for months, the repair gets more expensive because now we’re dealing with rot, mold, and structural damage on top of the original problem.
We give you a clear estimate before any work starts. No surprises, no “we found more problems” upsells unless there’s genuinely something we couldn’t see until we opened it up—and we’ll show you exactly what that is before moving forward.
Yes, but it depends on the temperature and the type of repair. If it’s above 40 degrees and dry, most repairs can be done safely and effectively. Below that, shingles get brittle and sealant doesn’t activate properly, which means the repair might not hold.
For emergency situations—like a tree branch punching through your roof or a major leak during a storm—we can do temporary weatherproofing to stop water from getting in, then come back when conditions are better to complete the permanent repair. That usually involves tarping and sealing the area so you’re protected until we can do the full fix.
The reality is that winter roof damage happens here every year, and waiting until spring isn’t always an option. Ice dams, heavy snow loads, and freeze-thaw cycles don’t care about the calendar. We work with the weather and prioritize getting your home protected, even if that means staging the repair across multiple visits.
If the damage is localized—a section of shingles, a leaky valley, failed flashing around your chimney—repair makes sense. If the problem is widespread or your roof is near the end of its lifespan, replacement is usually the smarter move financially.
Most asphalt shingle roofs last 20 to 25 years in New Hampshire. If yours is 18 years old and you’re starting to see multiple leaks, curling shingles, or granule loss across large areas, you’re probably looking at replacement. Repairing it now might buy you a year or two, but you’ll be back to dealing with problems soon.
We’ll tell you honestly which route makes sense for your situation. If your roof has 10 good years left and the repair is isolated, we’re not going to push you toward a $15,000 replacement. But if we’re patching something that’s going to fail again next winter, we’ll let you know that too. You deserve the full picture so you can make the right call for your budget and timeline.
Ice dams form when heat escapes from your attic and warms the roof surface, melting snow from underneath. That water runs down toward the eaves, where the roof is colder, and refreezes into a ridge of ice. Once that ridge builds up, melting snow has nowhere to go, so it backs up under your shingles and leaks into your house.
The immediate fix is removing the ice dam carefully—not with a hammer or ice pick, which will damage your shingles. We use low-pressure steaming or calcium chloride to melt the ice safely. That stops the leak and prevents further water damage.
The long-term fix is addressing why the ice dam formed in the first place. Usually that means improving attic insulation so heat stays inside your house, and adding ventilation so any heat that does escape gets vented out before it warms your roof. Sometimes it also means installing heat cable along the eaves or improving your gutter system. We assess your specific situation and recommend what’ll actually prevent the problem from happening again next winter.
Yes. If your roof is actively leaking or damaged to the point where your home is exposed to the weather, that’s an emergency and we treat it like one.
Emergency roof repair usually means getting a tarp or temporary cover over the damaged area as quickly as possible to stop water from coming in. Then, depending on the damage and the weather, we either complete the permanent repair right away or schedule it for the next available window when conditions allow us to do it properly.
We’ve handled storm damage, fallen trees, and sudden leaks that show up at the worst possible times. The goal is always to protect your home first, then make the permanent fix as soon as we can. If you’re dealing with an urgent situation, call us. We’ll walk you through what needs to happen and get someone out to assess the damage and secure your roof.
It depends on what caused the damage. If a storm, falling tree, or sudden event damaged your roof, your homeowners insurance will usually cover the repair minus your deductible. If the damage is from wear and tear, age, or lack of maintenance, insurance typically won’t pay for it.
The key is documenting everything. Take photos of the damage as soon as you notice it. Get a professional inspection that details what happened and what needs to be fixed. Insurance companies want proof that the damage was sudden and accidental, not something that’s been developing for years.
We work with insurance claims regularly and can help you with the documentation and process. We’ll provide a detailed estimate, photos, and a scope of work that your adjuster needs to approve the claim. We’ve seen plenty of claims get denied because the paperwork wasn’t thorough enough, so we make sure everything’s covered. If your claim gets approved, we handle the repair according to the agreed scope. If it doesn’t, we’ll explain your options for moving forward on your own.
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