Service area
Medford and all of Greater Boston
The shop is at 470 Main St in Medford. Our crews work from Acton to Woburn and everywhere in between, 80+ communities in all.
Medford
Middlesex County · colonials, two-families and triple-deckers
Home base: the shop is at 470 Main St. West Medford, the Hillside, Wellington and the Fellsway, with a century of roofs that come due every twenty years or so.
Boston
Suffolk County · triple-deckers, row houses and flat roofs
Dorchester, Roxbury, Allston, Charlestown and the neighborhoods: three-deckers with rubber roofs, porches and gutters that take the weather off the harbor.
Cambridge
Middlesex County · two-families, Victorians and triple-deckers
North Cambridge, Cambridgeport and the streets off Mass Ave, with older multi-family houses whose roofs, porches and gutters need regular work.
Somerville
Middlesex County · triple-deckers and two-families on tight lots
Davis, Union, Winter Hill and East Somerville: dense streets of three-deckers where a roof, a porch rebuild or new gutters is done from ladders and staging on a tight lot.
Malden
Middlesex County · colonials, two-families and Victorians
Right next door to Medford: Maplewood, Linden, Edgeworth and the Highlands, with a mix of older two-families and single-family colonials.
Melrose
Middlesex County · Victorians, colonials and capes
Melrose Highlands, Wyoming and the streets around the Fells, with well-kept Victorians and colonials that get re-roofed, re-sided and re-guttered in turn.
Stoneham
Middlesex County · capes, colonials and ranches
Between the Fells and Route 93, with postwar capes and colonials on quiet streets where ice dams and worn shingles are the usual winter calls.
Winchester
Middlesex County · larger colonials and Victorians
The Flats, Wedgemere and the hill streets, with larger older homes where copper and half-round gutters, slate and shingle roofs are all in play.
Arlington
Middlesex County · two-families, colonials and capes
East Arlington to the Heights along Mass Ave, with two-families and colonials that need roofs, gutters and porches kept up.
Allston
Suffolk County · triple-deckers and multi-families
Boston's Allston and Brighton, with multi-family houses and flat roofs along the Pike and the river.
Andover
Essex County · colonials on larger lots
Up Route 93 from Medford, with colonials and larger homes on wooded lots where roofs and siding take the weather.
Belmont
Middlesex County · colonials, Tudors and two-families
Belmont Hill, Waverley and Cushing Square, with brick and clapboard homes from the 1920s and 30s whose roofs and gutters are due.
Brookline
Norfolk County · brownstones, two-families and single-family homes
Coolidge Corner to Chestnut Hill, with older multi-family buildings and single-family homes where roofs, porches and gutters take a beating.
Burlington
Middlesex County · postwar capes, ranches and colonials
Off Route 128, with 1950s to 70s houses on bigger lots: roofs, gutters, replacement windows and siding are the usual jobs.
Chelsea
Suffolk County · triple-deckers and flat-roof multi-families
Dense streets across the Mystic from Charlestown, with flat and low-slope roofs on multi-family buildings.
Dorchester
Suffolk County · triple-deckers and Victorians
Boston's biggest neighborhood, triple-deckers and Victorians from Savin Hill to Lower Mills; our crew has re-roofed mansard homes here.
Everett
Middlesex County · two-families and triple-deckers
Across the river from Medford's Wellington side, with two-families and three-deckers on tight lots.
Lexington
Middlesex County · colonials and capes on larger lots
Colonials and capes on treed lots, where a leaf-filled gutter and an ice dam go together every winter.
Lynn
Essex County · Victorians, two-families and triple-deckers
Up Route 1A from Saugus, with older Victorians and multi-families on the North Shore side of the service area.
Newton
Middlesex County · Victorians, colonials and two-families across thirteen villages
Thirteen villages, from Newton Centre and Chestnut Hill to Auburndale and West Newton, with a lot of older homes whose roofs, gutters and porches are due.
Quincy
Norfolk County · capes, colonials and two-families
South of the city on the water, with capes and two-families that take salt air and nor'easters on the roof and the gutters.
Revere
Suffolk County · two-families, triple-deckers and capes
Beachmont to Point of Pines, with multi-families and capes facing the wind off Revere Beach.
Roxbury
Suffolk County · row houses, triple-deckers and brick
Fort Hill, Highland Park and Dudley, with brick row houses, three-deckers and flat roofs.
Salem
Essex County · historic colonials and Victorians
The North Shore end of the service area, with 18th- and 19th-century houses whose roofs and gutters need careful work.
Saugus
Essex County · capes, ranches and colonials
Along Route 1 between Melrose and Lynn, with postwar capes and ranches that get roofs, gutters and siding replaced in turn.
Waltham
Middlesex County · two- and three-families and single-family homes
The Watch City on the Charles, with multi-family houses whose porches, siding and roofs need regular work.
Watertown
Middlesex County · two-families and colonials
Watertown Square to the East End, with two-families and colonials from the early 1900s.
Wakefield
Middlesex County · colonials, capes and Victorians
Around Lake Quannapowitt and Greenwood, with Victorians and colonials whose roofs, gutters and porches come due.
Woburn
Middlesex County · capes, colonials and two-families
Woburn Center, North Woburn and the streets off Route 128, with capes and two-families from every decade since the war.
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