Roof Repair & Replacement Contractor in Worcester, MA

Our Worcester Roofing Company Knows that Older New England Homes Need TLC.

Just 44 miles outside of Boston, our city is experiencing dramatic economic growth—yet homeowners don’t have to pay Boston’s sky-high housing costs. We’re proud of our part in Worcester’s resurgence, making it stronger one roof at a time.

We know Worcester’s distinctive neighborhoods, the architecture of its homes, and up-and-coming commercial areas. While each area has its own character, most have a high percentage of older homes. Nearly half of Worcester’s homes were built before 1939, including historic and Victorian homes from the 1800s and early 1900s. Another quarter of homes were built between 1950 and 1969. Even many homes built after that have roofs that are decades old.

The point is that older homes in Worcester often have cumulative damage, roofing materials that are weakened, and decades or more of wear-and-tear. There may also be problems when upkeep on a roof has been sporadic and regular inspections haven’t taken place.

Newer Homes are No Exception

Not all homes were built by previous generations. But most of the problems we see in older homes can also occur in newer homes. For example, storms may damage roofing materials and cause leaks. Gutters need repairs from time to time. Owners of relatively newer homes are more likely to ask us to install solar panels and skylights. Regardless of your home’s age, repairs, renovations, and updates require skilled craftsmen who respect you and your home.

Worcester Weather Damages Roofs

All Worcester homes face weather conditions that can wreak havoc on your roof. Worcester’s hilly terrain gets an average of 48 inches of rain and 51 inches of snow, ice and sleet storms, and a harsh freeze-thaw cycle. While you may see obvious damage, such as missing shingles after a storm, other problems are more hidden, such as inner roofing layers with rot, mold, or algae. If these problems have gone undiagnosed for a period of time, they may even result in structural damage.

Roofing problems only get worse—and more costly—if ignored. If you know your roof leaks, it pays to start repairs before the problems compound. If you need a new roof, do it now—before more of your home gets damaged from leaks. If you’re not sure of your roof’s condition, our experts can give it a thorough inspection and recommendations for any repairs that are needed. We want to keep your roof in top shape so you can avoid that type of damage and expense.