Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We offer professional roof installation and full replacements, roof repairs and leak repair, emergency tarping, asphalt shingle and architectural shingle systems, metal roofing, cedar shake replacement, flat roof systems (EPDM/TPO), skylight and ventilation installation, gutter replacement, attic insulation assessments, and storm damage restoration and cleanup.

We serve homeowners across New Hampshire including Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Portsmouth, Keene, Rochester, Dover, Laconia, Salem, Derry, Bedford, Hooksett and surrounding communities throughout the state.

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, significant granule loss, multiple active leaks, interior water stains, sagging roof deck, or a roof older than typical material life spans (for asphalt shingles often 20 to 25 years); if you see several of these signs schedule a professional inspection to determine repair versus replacement.

Yes, we document damage with photos and a detailed estimate, provide inspection reports, and can meet with your insurance adjuster to explain the scope of needed repairs; however insurance approval and claim payment remain between you and your insurer.

In New Hampshire we commonly recommend durable architectural asphalt shingles or standing seam metal for long life and snow shedding, plus proper underlayment, ice-and-water shield in eaves and valleys, and correct ventilation to prevent ice dams and attic moisture problems.

Most average single-family homes with asphalt shingles are completed in one to three days depending on roof size and complexity, with additional time added for severe weather, structural repairs, or multi-layer tear-offs; cleanup and a final inspection are included in the schedule.

Yes, jobs include the manufacturer’s material warranty plus a workmanship warranty for installation; warranty length and coverage vary by material and project, so always request written warranty details before work begins.

Cost depends on roof size and pitch, chosen materials, number of layers to be removed, required structural or decking repairs, ventilation and insulation work, local permit fees, disposal costs, and any specialty features such as skylights or chimneys.

Many New Hampshire towns require permits and final inspections for roof replacements; permit rules vary by municipality, and we can typically pull required permits and coordinate inspections on your behalf.

Move people and valuables away from the leak area, place buckets to catch water, protect furniture and flooring with tarps, take photos for insurance documentation, and contact a roofing professional for emergency tarping or temporary repairs to limit interior damage.