Storm Damage Roof Repair

Maine weather doesn't do anything halfway. Nor'easters come in off the Gulf of Maine with sideways rain and gusts that peel shingles along the coast, ice storms coat everything inland, and a wet spring snow can bring a whole white pine down onto a house. Once the roof is open, water starts finding its way inside, and every hour it stays open means more soaked insulation and more drywall to replace.

That's why our first job is closing the roof back up. We tarp the damaged section to keep the weather out, then walk the whole roof to see how far the damage really goes. You get photos and a written scope of work, which is simply a list of what needs to be fixed, ready to pass along to your insurance company.