Residential Roofing in Niagara Falls
Most of our Niagara Falls work is residential. The city's housing stock runs from 1920s two-story frame homes near the gorge to post-war ranches in LaSalle, and each type has its own failure pattern. Older homes rot at the fascia and need decking replaced during a tear-off. Newer homes lose ridge caps to wind uplift. Families here want the same things: a roof that holds through a lake-effect winter, a crew that cleans up the yard, and a price that does not change halfway through the job. We handle everything from a $400 flashing repair to a full replacement with a 25-year warranty.
- Full roof replacement — We tear off the old shingles down to the deck, replace any soft sheathing, and rebuild with new underlayment, ice and water shield, drip edge and ridge vent. Most Niagara Falls homes run 1,800 to 2,600 square feet of roof surface. We finish in three to five days and haul every nail out of your yard.
- Leak tracing and repair — When you have a ceiling stain, we find the actual source instead of patching the stain. That means a hose test, a chalk line to track the water, and a repair at the flashing, pipe boot or ice dam breach. Most Niagara Falls leak repairs close in one visit and cost $350 to $900.
- Storm damage response — After a windstorm or hail event, we tarp the same day, document everything for your insurance claim, and do the permanent repair to code. Hail damage is easy to miss from the ground, so we inspect both slopes and the full shingle field before we quote the job.
- Annual maintenance plans — Two visits a year, spring and fall, keep a Niagara Falls roof out of the emergency category. We clear gutters, reseal flashing, replace lifted shingles and check ventilation before snow load arrives. Plans start at $299 annually and include photo documentation after each visit.