Services
Everything we do up top
Flat and low-slope roofs first, and the walls, drains and edges that go with them.
Flat roof replacement
New membrane, flashing and drains, with the old roof taken off or covered over where the town allows it.
Read moreParapets and coping
Re-seal, reset or replace coping caps, repoint the wall under them and flash where the roof meets it.
Read moreLeak tracing and repair
Find where the water gets in, and fix that spot rather than the whole roof.
Read moreDrains, scuppers and leaders
Clear and re-flash roof drains and scuppers, and replace the leader at the roof.
Read moreSkylights and roof hatches
New curb flashing and sealing around the openings that tend to leak first.
Read moreChimney and wall flashing
Step flashing, counterflashing and repointing where brick meets the roof.
Read morePorch, bay and mansard roofs
Shingle, tile and slate repaired and re-laid to match what is on the building.
Read moreRoof checkups
For owners with several buildings: photos of each roof, written up, so you know what is next.
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Questions
Before you call
Does the city need a permit for a re-roof?
Rules differ by town. At the visit we tell you whether your town asks for a permit for the work, who applies for it, and where it shows on the estimate.
How long does a flat roof job take?
A small row-house roof is usually a matter of days, depending on size and weather. Larger roofs and mixed-use buildings take longer. You get the schedule in writing before we start.
Do you repair slate and tile?
On porch, bay and mansard roofs, yes: we repair and re-lay to match what is there. We do not re-lay whole slate roofs; we will say so at the visit and tell you who does.
Not sure which one it is?
Send us the building and what you see. We will say what we would look at first.