Curling, cracked or missing shingles
Shingles that cup, crack or blow off are no longer sealing out water.
Replacement · Residential · All of Rhode Island
A complete new asphalt shingle roof for your Rhode Island home, installed by experienced, vetted crews. Answer five quick questions to request a free quote.

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Roof replacement
A new roof is more than new shingles. When a Rhode Island roof starts to fail, the real trouble is often the part you can't see from the driveway: tired underlayment, worn flashing around the chimney, soft decking along the eaves, or an attic that can't breathe. A full replacement is the chance to fix all of that, not just the shingles.
Hidden problems like soft decking only show up once the old roof is off. If we find something that wasn't visible beforehand, we'll tell you what we found before anything changes on your bill.
Not sure whether you need a full replacement or just a repair? We'll tell you honestly. If your roof has years left and only needs a fix, we'll say so. See roof repair.
Signs it's time
If two or more of these sound familiar, it's worth having a roofer take a look before the next big storm.
Shingles that cup, crack or blow off are no longer sealing out water.
Shingles shed their gritty coating as they age. Piles of it in your gutters or downspouts mean the shingles are wearing thin.
Brown rings, damp insulation or daylight through the roof boards all point to water getting in.
A roofline that dips or feels spongy underfoot can mean the decking underneath is rotting.
If the chimney, vents or skylight have been patched more than once, it may be time to fix it right.
Many asphalt roofs in New England start showing their age around the 20-year mark, especially on the sunny side.
Step by step
Four simple steps.
Answer five quick questions about your home and your roof.
We get in touch to talk through what's going on and what your roof needs.
You choose the shingle and color, and we plan the job with you.
Experienced, vetted crews do the work, and we keep you updated until it's finished.
Tell us about your roof and we'll follow up.
Rhode Island weather
A Rhode Island roof has to handle salt air, coastal wind, nor'easters and freeze-thaw winters, sometimes all in the same year.
Wind off Narragansett Bay and the South County shore can lift and peel shingles loose.
Wind-driven rain looks for any gap, especially at flashing around chimneys, walls and vents.
Snow that melts on a warm roof and refreezes at the cold eaves can back water up under the shingles.
Near the coast, salt spray is hard on exposed metal like flashing and fasteners.
Roof replacement FAQ
Don't see your question? Request a free quote and ask us. Or call 401-552-4845.
Request a free quoteIt depends mostly on the size of the roof, its pitch, the number of stories, how many old layers have to come off, any decking repairs and the material you choose. Request a free quote and we'll price your roof.
A full replacement means the old roofing comes off first. That lets the deck be checked and fixed where needed, so the new roof isn't hiding old problems underneath.
Most Rhode Island towns require a building permit for a full roof replacement, and the rules vary from town to town. Ask us about your address when you request a quote.
Usually not. We'll go over the plan with you before work starts.
Spring through fall is ideal, because shingles seal best in warmer weather. A roof that can't wait can still be done on mild, dry days in winter. We'll tell you honestly if waiting a few weeks is the smarter move.
Often, yes. Ice and water protection at the eaves and a properly ventilated attic both help keep ice dams from causing leaks.
Installation is done by experienced, vetted crews.
Answer five quick questions and we'll follow up with a local Rhode Island roofing team.