Gray, ME Roofing & Siding
Gray sits at the crossroads of Route 26, Route 100 and the Maine Turnpike, with a small village center and homes spread out across wooded, rural land. Many houses are capes, ranches and farmhouses, plus newer homes on large lots. Gray is far enough inland to get a real snow belt winter.
What Gray Roofs Are Up Against
Southern Maine roofs deal with nor'easters, salt air, heavy snow and winters that thaw and refreeze over and over. Here is what tends to go wrong on Gray homes and buildings:
- Heavy snow and ice dams through long winters
- Older farmhouses with attached sheds and barns
- Wooded lots that drop needles and limbs onto roofs
- Capes with short eaves that let ice build up
- Aging roofs on homes built in the 1970s and 1980s
What We Do in Gray
Why Call Pine Tree Roofing in Gray
Local to Greater Portland
Greater Portland is part of our regular service area. We pay attention to the kinds of homes Gray has and what a Maine winter does to them, and we plan the work around that.
Everything in Writing
You get a written estimate before any work starts on your Gray property. If something unexpected turns up once the old roof or siding comes off, we stop and talk it through with you before going any further.
Free Inspections
Having us take a look is free. We'll check your Gray roof, siding and gutters, show you what we see, and tell you plainly what needs attention now and what can wait.
Towns We Serve Around Gray
Want a Fresh Set of Eyes on Your Gray Roof?
Book a free inspection with Pine Tree Roofing & Exteriors. We cover Gray and the surrounding Greater Portland towns.