Roofing Company Serving High Street Corridor in West Lebanon

High Street, which is State Road 263 running through the center of town, anchors a residential mix that spans roughly the 1880s through the mid-20th century, meaning most roofs in this corridor are covering structures with original wood or older dimensional framing. A fire destroyed a row of commercial buildings on the west side of High Street between First and North Streets in January 2011, and some adjacent properties in that block may have seen partial reconstruction that introduced newer materials alongside the older housing stock around it. Mature street trees along this corridor contribute to shingle wear and granule loss, and the range of roof ages here means conditions vary widely from house to house.

Every High Street Corridor inspection produces the same deliverable regardless of what it turns up: a written photo report, a plain reading of the remaining service life, and a scope only where the roof calls for one.