A roof that holds
up to a Maine winter.
Asphalt shingle roof replacement and repair for homeowners anywhere in the state. Free estimates, fully insured, and a straight answer about whether your roof needs a patch or a whole new one.
- Statewide
- Maine coverage
- Shingle
- Specialists
- $0
- Estimates
- Insured
- Fully covered
Full tear-offs, new underlayment, fresh architectural shingles — and a cleaned-up yard.
Shingles only
Architectural asphalt shingle systems, installed to the manufacturer’s spec.
Statewide
From the New Hampshire line to Fort Kent — we travel for the work.
Free estimates
We get up on the roof and give you a real number at no charge.
Fully insured
Residential roofing, covered, so your home is protected while we work.
Camps, capes, farmhouses, camps turned year-round — a Maine roof is a different animal.
Most leaks start somewhere small — a boot, a chimney, a valley.
Snow load, ice dams, nor’easters.Your roof takes all of it.
MaineWide Roofing Co. works on asphalt shingle roofs across the state, on homes only. That is the whole focus — no metal, no rubber, no siding, no commercial flat roofs. Just shingles done properly.
When we come out, we get up on the roof, look at the deck and the flashing and the valleys, and tell you what we find. If a repair will get you another five years, that is what we will say. If the shingles are shot, you will hear that too, with a number attached to it.
Fully insured · Free estimates · Residential only
What we do
All of it asphalt shingle, all of it residential.
Repair, or replace? Here’s how we think about it.
Usually a repair
Patch- One leak, and you can trace it to a single spot
- A handful of shingles torn off in a wind gust
- A worn pipe boot, vent or chimney flashing
- Damage that stops at one slope or one valley
Probably a replacement
Tear-off- Granules filling the gutters, shingles curling or bald
- Leaks showing up in two rooms far apart
- Shingles lifting across whole slopes after storms
- A deck that gives when you walk it
These are rules of thumb, not a diagnosis. We look at the roof itself before quoting anything — that is what the free estimate is for.
The whole state, not just the county next door.
We travel for roofing work. That means a camp outside Millinocket or a house up in the St. John Valley is not out of the question — tell us the town and we will tell you when we can get there.
Getting an estimate is three steps.
01
You call or send the form
Name, town, and what you are seeing. A photo from the ground helps before we even arrive.
02
We get up on the roof
Deck, flashing, valleys, vents. We look at the parts that actually cause leaks.
03
You get a price
A clear number for the work, in writing, with no charge for the visit and no obligation.
Questions homeowners ask us
Straight answers to the things people want to know before they let anyone on the roof.
All questions→Yes. We come out, get up on the roof, and give you a price for the work. There is no charge for the estimate and no obligation to hire us.
Three things usually decide it: how old the shingles are, how much of the roof is affected, and what the deck looks like underneath. One torn valley or a worn pipe boot is a repair. Granules in the gutters, shingles curling across the whole field, and leaks showing up two rooms apart usually point to a replacement. We will tell you which one we think you are looking at.
No. We specialize in asphalt shingle roofing, replacement and repair. If your roof is metal, rubber or cedar, we will say so up front rather than waste your time.
Yes. We travel for work all over Maine, from the southern border up to Aroostook County. Tell us the town and we will tell you when we can get there.
Get a free estimate on your roof.
Tell us where you are and what you are seeing. We will get back to you about coming out — no charge for the estimate and no obligation to hire us.
Call or text, any day
(207) 653-4727Water coming through the ceiling right now? Call instead of writing — it is faster.
Fully insured, free estimates