Tell us what you need.
Your town, your roof and what prompted you to get in touch.
ROOFING / REPAIR / REPLACEMENT
Roof repairs.
Replacements.
Clear next steps.
A leak, worn shingles or a roof that needs replacing? Tell us what you’re seeing and explore your options.
Let’s start your projectNEW ENGLAND / DESIGN CONCEPTILLUSTRATIVE IMAGERY
START WITH THE PROBLEM
Not sure if you need
a repair or a new roof?
Start with what you’ve noticed: a leak, missing shingles or a roof that is showing its age.
An assessment helps identify the cause. Then review the repair or replacement options, the proposed work and the cost before deciding.
How we workWHAT WE DO
The right work.
For your roof.
COMPARE ROOFING MATERIALS
Which roof material
fits your home?
See the differences in appearance.
Ask about cost, maintenance and suitability.
STANDING-SEAM METAL
Standing-seam metal
Long, continuous lines give the roof a crisp architectural presence. The sample shows a charcoal finish; actual systems and finishes vary.
- Character
- Linear profile
- Detail
- Charcoal finish
ARCHITECTURAL SHINGLES
Architectural shingles
Layered courses create a textured roof surface. Consider the colour alongside siding, trim and the light around your home.
- Character
- Layered profile
- Detail
- Dimensional texture
CEDAR SHAKES
Cedar shakes
Individual wood pieces bring grain and variation to the roofline. Discuss suitability, maintenance and local requirements with your contractor.
- Character
- Natural grain
- Detail
- Individual variation
ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT / GENERATED IMAGEA CLOSER LOOK
See how metal roofing
looks on a home.
This design example pairs a charcoal metal roof with cedar siding. Explore the roof shape and exterior details.
View the roofing exampleHOW A ROOF FITS TOGETHERLook beneath
Look beneath
the roof surface.
This cutaway shows how the roof surface sits above the supporting structure. Zoom in to see the layers.
Illustrative material study. Not an installation specification.
Compare roofing materialsA CLEARER PROCESS
Know what happens
before work begins.
Describe the problem. Review the options.
Agree on the work.
Look at the details.
Discuss an assessment, materials and the questions specific to your home.
Agree the next step.
Review the proposed scope and timing before making a decision.
YOUR HOME. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.
Let’s start
your project.
Tell us your town, what needs attention and when you’d like to get started.
Tell us what you have in mind