Residents of Maine and New Hampshire, being well versed in the extremes of a true New England winter, may wonder at the wisdom of replacing your roof during these chilly months. Wonder no more! You can replace your roof with a metal roof even during the most brutal winter seasons. This is important to know because a heavy winter snow can be the undoing of your old roof.
Cold weather also does not affect metal roofs in the same way it does shingles. Metal roofs are designed with allowances for expansion and contraction, making them impervious to the outside temperatures. A metal roof won’t become brittle and crack, as is the case with shingles.
Performance Roofing, Inc. offers their services throughout the year, which means that we can assist our customers in protecting their homes no matter what Mother Nature throws at us!
This time of year in Maine and New Hampshire can be the acid test for your roof, more so than any other season. The most common complaints are roof leaks caused by ice dams. An ice dam is formed over the eaves of a house from built up snow melting and running down the roof only to refreeze at the very edge of the roof line. Another common problem resulting in leaks is the curling and splitting of shingle caused by the extreme temperatures. A harsh winter can be the worst enemy of an older, shingled roof!
Winter can be the perfect time for you to replace your roof. The professionals at Performance Roofing, Inc., with their unmatched skills and expertise, will be right there to help you. Your investment will provide you with protection and security not only through the long winter months, but for virtually decades to come!
I have 20+ years experience in the roofing industry. Throughout that time I have worked with numerous amounts of clients on the design, decision making, and pricing involved in their projects. I also help oversee all day to day operations. Throughout our time in business we have gone through many changes but one thing that will never change is our devotion to customer satisfaction. One of our top sources for referrals is word of mouth from our previous customers. That alone says a lot about the quality of the service our customers receive.
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