Boston Roofing Blog

Older slate roofs have a history that matters. Discover why original slates shouldn't automatically be discarded, and how suitable slates can sometimes be retained when a roof is renewed.

A roof can look tired without needing replacing. But when deterioration becomes widespread, repairs may no longer be the sensible answer.

A slipped slate doesn't always mean a new roof. From broken tiles and loose ridge tiles to deteriorating leadwork, sometimes the right answer is simply to repair what's gone wrong.

Having your roof replaced can feel like a big step. Discover what to expect during a re-roof, from the first day on site to the finished result.

A well-maintained roof should be checked from time to time, especially around tiles, flashing and areas where moss begins to develop. Your roof protects your home from the elements every day, so it's easy to forget about it until something goes wrong. Fortunately, many roofing problems show early warning signs before they develop into more serious and costly repairs. Here are five signs that your roof may need attention. 1. Missing or Slipped Roof Tiles Strong winds and chang