Wells, ME Roofing & Siding
Wells runs along miles of beach on Route 1, with cottages and motels near the shore and year-round homes spread out inland. The town has a lot of seasonal properties that have been turned into full-time homes. Coastal wind and salt are constant, and inland neighborhoods still get plenty of snow.
What Wells 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 Wells homes and buildings:
- Converted seasonal cottages with roofs not built for year-round use
- Salt air wearing down flashing, vents and gutters
- Wind exposure along the beach and marsh
- Flat and low-slope roofs on motels and shops along Route 1
- Ice dams on inland homes with short eaves
What We Do in Wells
Why Call Pine Tree Roofing in Wells
Local to York County
York County is part of our regular service area. We pay attention to the kinds of homes Wells 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 Wells 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 Wells 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 Wells
Want a Fresh Set of Eyes on Your Wells Roof?
Book a free inspection with Pine Tree Roofing & Exteriors. We cover Wells and the surrounding York County towns.