Everything people ask. Answered straight.

For most North Shore homes: architectural shingle replacements run roughly $14,000–$28,000 depending on size, pitch, and deck condition. Designer shingle adds 30–50%. Standing seam metal typically lands $28,000–$55,000, and natural slate or cedar is a different conversation we’d love to have. Every estimate we issue is line-item, so you’ll see exactly where your number comes from.

Free, about an hour, and includes drone photos and an attic check. The “catch” is shamelessly commercial: about half the people we inspect don’t need us yet, and they remember who told them so. That memory is worth more than a sales commission.

Yes — 12-month same-as-cash and longer fixed-rate terms through a local credit union partner, approved in about ten minutes. We’ll also tell you honestly when a repair now and a planned replacement in three years is the better financial path.

Because the cheapest bid usually isn’t buying what ours buys: six feet of ice barrier instead of three, all-new flashing instead of reused, W-2 craftsmen instead of whoever answered a text that morning. We’re typically within 10% of the middle bid — and we’re still here when the warranty matters, which is the expensive part to fake.

Ninety days, in writing. Material prices move, but you shouldn’t have to decide under a melting deadline. If prices drop after you sign, we pass the difference along — it’s happened, and it makes for great referrals.

Two warranties, actually. The manufacturer covers the materials (on GAF systems, that’s their 50-year Golden Pledge®, backed by the factory, not us). We separately cover the workmanship — every nail, seam, and flashing — for 50 years on full systems. If water gets in because of how we built it, we fix it free. Period.

Once, free, with a phone call. A transferable 50-year roof warranty is genuinely useful at the closing table — listing agents around here mention us by name in the marketing sheet, which we pretend not to enjoy.

Year one includes a free post-winter checkup. After that, our maintenance plan ($249/yr) covers an annual inspection, gutter clearing, and priority storm-line status — or just call when something worries you. Warranty clients jump every queue.

The fairest skeptical question there is. Our honest answer: we’ve been at the same address for sixty-two years, the fourth generation is currently in middle school and already arguing about shingle colors, and our manufacturer-backed warranties survive us regardless. Few companies in any trade can show you that paper trail; ask to see ours.