The Roof Doctors have been serving southern Maine as a residential roofing contractor since the 1990's with the same name and phone number as well as the same group of workers. We do not sub contract out our work with a repair crew following up behind like a lot of our larger competitors. Ours is a local family business serving the community we grew up in. We get the job done correctly the first time without hidden fees and with no money down. Our customers tell us we have the best warrantees with prompt call backs, friendly customer service and most importantly, no high pressure salesmen. Choosing The Roof Doctors is choosing peace of mind.
The family-owned business of Advanced Metal Roofing LLC is dedicated to superior metal roof installation, repair, and replacement services. We use the best quality metal materials, installed by our well-trained roof crews, and backed by our warranties for your peace-of-mind. Our licensed and bonded professionals are ready to give you a free in-home consultation and complete your new metal roof replacement. We have been serving New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine with excellence and integrity since 1966.
Jake Stanley, owner and founder of JMS Roofing, began his career in the industry as a teenager working for a family roofing company during his summer vacations and school breaks. Instead of attending college, Jake chose to stick with the trade he had already gained so much expertise in, and he went to work for a larger family-owned roofing company in Massachusetts. After several years, he decided to start a local roofing company, so he knocked on the door of a local hotel and sold his first job. Since that time, the company has seen steady growth and continued success as we offer the highest quality roofing services to companies across New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
New Hampshire laws do not require a contractor making home improvements or constructions in New Hampshire to have a state license. Licensure at the state level is required for electrical and plumbing. A homeowner should check if the project complies with local city or county building codes.