You already know the stain on the ceiling. You've been watching it since the spring storm, hoping it stopped. Roofing across New London County since 2018, majority veteran staffed, with the number in writing before anybody sets a ladder against your house.
Most people wait for a leak. By then the deck is wet too, and a roof job is a carpentry job. Check anything you've noticed from the ground.
Almost no roof fails because of the shingle. It fails at the valley, the flashing, or the eave. All nine are in the written number before we start.
If it's on that list, it's in the price. Change orders happen when somebody left three of these out to win the bid.
A nor'easter takes shingles off in an afternoon, and that's sudden damage. Leave the same shingles missing for two years and it becomes wear and tear, which policies generally don't cover. Nothing about the roof changed.
After a storm we'll pull the aerial imagery, walk the roof, and hand you dated photos and a written assessment. Free, whether you file or not. Policies have a reporting window and it's usually shorter than people expect, so it's worth knowing what you've got now instead of next spring.
A kitchen can wait three weeks. A leak can't. That's the real reason we work a thirty mile circle and not the whole state, and it's why a roof we put on in Ledyard is twenty minutes away when you call about it in five years.
Sitting just outside the line? Ask anyway. The answer is usually yes.
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