Hillsborough County, NH · 124 mi from our Brunswick shop
Roofing & siding in Hancock, NH
We replace and repair roofs and siding in Hancock — with the underlayment, flashing and ventilation Maine weather calls for.
What we do
- Asphalt shingle roof replacement
- Roof leak repair and flashing
- Ice-dam prevention: ice & water shield, ventilation
- Vinyl, wood and fiber-cement siding
- Trim, soffits, fascia and gutters
- Window and exterior door replacement
Signs it's time
- Water stains on ceilings after storms
- Icicles and ice dams along the eaves
- Curling, cracked or missing shingles
- Siding loose, cracked or rotting at the bottom
- Drafts around old windows
Many homes around Hancock are older New England houses — balloon framing, old wiring, plaster walls and fieldstone foundations. We plan for what's likely behind the walls so the estimate holds up.
Hancock, New Hampshire is about 170 minutes from our Brunswick base, so here we take on larger projects only — additions, new construction, whole-house remodels and similar work. Call or book online to set up an estimate visit. All towns in Hillsborough County, NH →
Common questions
When is the best time to replace a roof in Maine?+
Late spring through fall is ideal. Small leak repairs can be done most of the year, weather permitting.
How do you stop ice dams?+
Usually with a combination of ice & water shield at the eaves, better attic ventilation and air sealing — we look at why the dams form on your house before recommending a fix.
Can we stay in the house during the remodel?+
Usually, yes. We seal off the work area to control dust and talk with you ahead of time about when the kitchen, a bathroom or the water will be out of service, so you can plan around it.
What causes ice dams, and can you fix them?+
Ice dams form when heat escaping into the attic melts snow on the roof and the water refreezes at the colder eaves, backing up under the shingles. We repair the damage and look at the causes — roof underlayment at the eaves, attic insulation and ventilation, and gutters.
How do I know if I need a new roof?+
Watch for curling, cracked or missing shingles, granules collecting in the gutters, stains on the ceilings or in the attic, and leaks after heavy rain or snowmelt. We'll inspect it at the estimate visit and tell you whether a repair or a replacement makes sense.
There's a lot of snow on my roof — should I worry?+
Heavy, wet snow adds real weight. Sagging ceilings, doors that suddenly stick, or new cracks in drywall can be warning signs — call us, and don't climb onto an icy roof yourself.
Call or text for an estimate
Planning a project?
Call us, or pick a time online for an estimate visit — we'll confirm by phone or text.