Roofing contractor in Elkins

Winter snow in Elkins often exceeds 70 inches a year, and wet snow loads can threaten older roofs fast. Standing seam metal sheds snow more readily than asphalt, which suits steep historic pitches common near downtown.

Storm damage is another local concern. Spring and summer thunderstorms and straight-line winds lift shingles, and trees from the surrounding forest can fall onto roofs. Our inspections check flashing, decking, and shingle edges after these events.

Many Elkins houses from the early twentieth century have tight attic spaces and older framing. Spray foam and attic insulation work can reduce ice dam formation during freeze-thaw cycles.