North Buffalo · Est. 1998
Every roof
gets tested.
Twenty winters in, this one was losing. Scroll to watch it come back.
If your roof has good years left, we say so — and we leave.
No commission crew. No pressure close. One inspection, one written number, one follow-up.
What neighbors say
Word travels on this street.
What we do
Four things, done properly.
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01
Roof replacement
Full tear-off to the deck. Ice-and-water membrane past code at the eaves, airflow from soffit to ridge, architectural shingles rated for lake wind.
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02
Ice dams & storm damage
The Buffalo specialty. We find where meltwater is getting under the layers and fix the cause, not the stain on your ceiling.
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03
Free inspection
Photos of what we found, an itemized number, and an honest answer about how many winters you have left.
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04
Gutters & ventilation
Oversized gutters and proper intake venting — the two things that stop ice dams forming again next February.
Recent work
Roofs that got through last winter.
Straight answers
The questions we
actually get asked.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. Most roofs get paid for over time rather than in one go, and we'll walk you through the options before you commit to anything — monthly payment plans through a third-party lender, with terms and approval handled directly between you and them. We don't hold your paper and we don't earn more if you finance.
Ask for the payment options sheet with your estimate and you'll see the monthly figure next to the total, so you can compare them honestly.
Can I see proof of insurance?
Yes, and you should ask every contractor who quotes you. We carry general liability and workers' compensation, and we're licensed in New York State.
Ask and we'll have the certificate of insurance sent to you directly from our carrier rather than handing you a photocopy. That distinction matters: a PDF can be out of date or edited, but a certificate issued straight from the insurer is current on the day it's sent. If a roofer hesitates at that request, that's your answer about them.
Workers' comp is the one that protects you. If an uninsured crew member is hurt on your roof, the claim can land on your homeowner's policy.
Do you handle insurance claims?
We handle storm work regularly — wind damage, hail, ice-dam water intrusion and trees on roofs. What we do is document it properly: photographs of every affected slope, a written scope, and we'll meet your adjuster at the house so you're not translating roofing language on your own.
What we don't do is act as your public adjuster or negotiate your claim for you — that's a licensed role and it isn't ours. We work from the adjuster's approved scope and flag anything we think was missed, in writing, so you can take it back to them.
We won't offer to absorb your deductible. Anyone who does is telling you something about how they run their business, and it's worth listening to.
How long does a roof replacement take?
A typical Buffalo double is a one- or two-day job: tear off to the deck, replace anything soft, then dry-in and shingle. We don't leave a roof open overnight — if weather turns, it gets covered before we leave.
What if my roof doesn't actually need replacing?
Then we tell you that and we leave. You'll get the photos and an honest estimate of how many winters it has left. We'd rather you call us in four years than feel sold to today.
Book it
Get a straight answer
about your roof.
Tell us the address and we'll come look. If it can wait a few years, we'll tell you that.
- Service area
- Buffalo & Erie County
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 7am–6pm
- Licensed & insured
- NY State