Roofing services across Greater Burlington
Roof leaking, damaged, or ready to be replaced?
Roof repairs, roof replacements, storm damage and winter leaks. Standing-seam metal, cedar shake and slate get their own installers, since a general roofer is not always the right fit for a specialty material or an unusual system — every request gets matched to whoever actually handles your specific situation.
What do you need?
Choose the closest match.
Complete roofing services
Roof repair, replacement, metal, storm, winter, and specialty help.
Choose the closest service below, or send the property details and let the roofing company determine what needs to be inspected.
Roof replacement
Complete asphalt, metal, and specialty roof replacement for aging, failing, or repeatedly leaking roofs.
Learn more →Roof repair
Leak repairs, missing shingles, damaged flashing, punctures, loose panels, and other isolated roof failures.
Learn more →Emergency roof leaks
Help for active water entry, wind damage, fallen limbs, missing roofing, and temporary weather protection.
Learn more →Standing-seam metal
Concealed-fastener metal roofing, flashing, snow retention, valleys, transitions, and complete replacements.
Learn more →Asphalt shingles
Architectural shingle installation, tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, and ridge systems.
Learn more →Storm damage
Roof inspections and repair estimates after wind, hail, branches, falling trees, and severe weather.
Learn more →Ice dams
Roof and attic evaluation for ice buildup, winter leaks, snowmelt, insulation, air sealing, and ventilation issues.
Learn more →Commercial roofing
Low-slope roof repair, replacement, coatings, drainage, flashing, maintenance, and roof-condition planning.
Learn more →Roof inspections
Roof-condition inspections for leaks, purchases, maintenance planning, storm concerns, and replacement decisions.
Learn more →Slate & specialty roofs
Slate, cedar, exposed-fastener metal, mixed-material roofs, and buildings requiring specialty experience.
Learn more →Skylights & flashing
Leak investigation and repair around skylights, chimneys, sidewalls, valleys, pipe boots, and roof penetrations.
Learn more →Roof ventilation
Help with attic frost, condensation, mold concerns, poor ventilation, roof-deck moisture, and recurring winter problems.
Learn more →Gutters & drainage
Seamless gutters, downspouts, overflow diagnosis, drainage planning, and roof-edge coordination.
Learn more →Roof snow removal
Professional snow removal planned around roof material, access, drifting, drains, equipment, and snow placement.
Learn more →EPDM & membrane
Rubber and low-slope membrane repair, replacement, seams, flashings, drains, curbs, and edges.
Learn more →Cedar shake roofing
Material-specific cedar and wood roof inspection, repair, replacement, flashing, and maintenance planning.
Learn more →Fascia & soffits
Repair for fascia, soffits, drip edge, gutter attachment, ventilation openings, and roof-edge water damage.
Learn more →Barns & outbuildings
Roofing for garages, barns, workshops, sheds, agricultural buildings, and other accessory structures.
Learn more →Roof problems
Find the page that matches the leak or damage.
Use these pages to understand the likely inspection areas, what to document, and what should be clear in a repair proposal.
View all roof problems| If you’re seeing this | Start here |
|---|---|
| Water dripping or ceiling stains | Learn more → |
| Missing, curled, or cracked shingles | Learn more → |
| Roof leaking around a chimney | Learn more → |
| Skylight leak | Learn more → |
| Tree or branch hit the roof | Learn more → |
| Wind lifted roofing material | Learn more → |
| Ice buildup along the eaves | Learn more → |
| Attic frost or condensation | Learn more → |
| Sagging or soft roof decking | Learn more → |
| Roof is old and keeps needing repairs | Learn more → |
| Water pooling on a flat roof | Learn more → |
| Not sure where the leak starts | Learn more → |
New roof options
Asphalt shingles or standing-seam metal?
Compare full systems, including decking, underlayment, flashing, ventilation, snow behavior, maintenance, warranties, and the experience required to install them correctly.
Compare roofing materials →Repair or replace?
Get the roof inspected before guessing.
A professional inspection can evaluate recurring leaks, roof age, missing material, flashing, penetrations, soft decking, attic moisture, and whether another repair is likely to last.
- Leaks in one area or several areas
- Age and condition of the existing material
- Damage around chimneys, skylights, and valleys
- Decking, ventilation, and moisture concerns
- Cost of repair compared with remaining roof life
Local service area
Roofing services in 18 Vermont communities.
Explore local planning details, common roof concerns, and an estimate request built for your town.
Vermont roofing resources
Detailed answers for leaks, materials, drainage, winter work, and roofing decisions.
Use 36 substantive articles, 19 in-depth guides, a 70-question roofing FAQ, and a private project planner to understand systems, proposals, permits, repairs, and property-specific decisions before an inspection.
Read the roofing blogBrowse all 70 roofing questions →Use the project planner →Roofing FAQs
Straight answers to common questions.
Do you handle both roof repairs and full replacements?
Yes. Request help for isolated repairs, active leaks, full replacements, metal roofing, storm-related work, ice dams, gutters, roof snow, inspections, ventilation concerns, and commercial or low-slope roofs.
What should I do if my roof is leaking right now?
Keep people and valuables away from affected areas, avoid wet electrical fixtures, contain water only from a safe interior location, and stay off the roof. Tell us that water is actively entering so the request is treated as urgent.
Can I get help with a small repair?
Yes. Submit the visible problem even if it appears small. Common repair requests include missing shingles, pipe-boot leaks, flashing failures, punctures, loose metal panels, skylight leaks, and limited wind damage.
Do you work on standing-seam metal roofs?
Yes. Standing-seam work is directed to professionals who accept concealed-fastener metal projects. Tell us whether you need a new metal roof, a repair, snow retention, flashing work, or help identifying the current system.
Can someone inspect the roof before I decide between repair and replacement?
Yes. A roof inspection can document visible conditions, likely repair areas, remaining concerns, and the scope that may be needed. Hidden deck conditions may not be known until roofing is opened or removed.
Do you help after wind, hail, or a fallen tree?
Yes. Roofing professionals can inspect visible conditions and prepare repair or replacement estimates. Your insurance company, not the roofing company or this website, decides policy coverage.
Which towns do you serve?
The current service region includes Burlington, South Burlington, Colchester, Essex, Essex Junction, Williston, Shelburne, Charlotte, Milton, Richmond, Westford, Jericho, Underhill, Cambridge, Jeffersonville, Fairfax, Winooski, and Hinesburg.
Who actually performs the roofing work?
An independent roofing company serving the property responds to the request and, if you choose to proceed, provides the inspection, estimate, contract, warranty, and roofing work directly.
Is there a cost to submit a request?
No. There is no charge to you at any stage. The roofing company that receives your request pays a referral fee, which does not change what you pay them.
Do you cover commercial and low-slope roofs, not just houses?
Yes. Commercial and low-slope membrane roofs, including moisture surveys, drainage correction, and coating or replacement decisions, are within scope alongside residential asphalt, metal, and specialty work.
Can I compare more than one estimate through this site?
Yes. Requesting a second opinion for a full replacement is worth doing, and each independent company you reach can price the same written scope so the documents are comparable.
What if I am not sure whether my problem needs a repair or a full replacement?
Submit what you can see, location, symptoms, and any history, and request an inspection. That is exactly the decision an inspection is meant to inform, and you are not expected to have already decided.
Get started
Request a roofing estimate.
Share the location, roof material if known, where the leak or damage is located, timing, access details, and safe photos that may help with the first visit.