Roofing Contractor in Boxborough, MA — Repairs, Replacements and Storm Work

Boxborough Roofing Contractor works out of 859 Massachusetts Ave in Boxborough. The business is small on purpose. Mark Sullivan inspects the roofs, writes the quotes and is on site for the work, which means there is one person accountable from the first phone call to the final walkthrough and nobody in between whose job is closing.

The work is shaped by what this corner of the state actually has on it — fifteen Middlesex towns and two in Worcester County, running from Tyngsborough on the New Hampshire line down to Sudbury, and west to Harvard and Bolton. A lot of 1960s to 1990s ranches, capes and colonials with shallow overhangs and thin insulation at the eaves, which are the exact conditions that produce ice dams every February. Antique houses in Harvard, Concord and Groton with additions joined at odd angles, where the leak is almost always at a step flashing that was reused one roof too many times. Mill-era two-families in Maynard and Hudson packed close together, where staging matters as much as shingles. And on the open hills toward Bolton and Groton, wind exposure that lifts ridge caps and strips granules off south and west slopes years before the warranty says it should.