Roofers in New Gloucester, ME: roof repair, replacement and leaks

Staining near the chimney, lifted shingles, or ice along the eaves in late winter are what most people notice first. With 155.9 freezing days a year and a High ice-dam risk, meltwater can work under shingles and into the attic. Roof repair here covers an inspection, a written estimate that lists the repair, and the work itself. Call Roofers Hotline before the next freeze to have the flashing and eaves checked.

Curling shingles, bare patches, or granules in the gutters are what you see first. With a High ice-dam risk here, a new roof should include ice-barrier underlayment. Roof replacement here begins with an inspection and a written estimate before any work starts. Call Roofers Hotline to set up the inspection.

A drip in the ceiling or a dark patch after a storm is usually what you see first. Cumberland County logged 18 hail events of one inch or larger since 2015, with stones up to 1.5 inches, and 4 tornadoes over the same period in NOAA's storm records. Emergency roof repair here starts with a call, any hour. You get an inspection, tarping to stop the leak, and a written estimate for the permanent fix before work begins. Call now if water is already coming in.