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Weston, Massachusetts

Expert Roofing Contractors in Weston, MA

Weston homeowners expect quality that matches their investment. That means roofing contractors who understand complex roof systems, premium materials, and the demands of Massachusetts weather. Ice dams form when heat escapes through the attic. Freeze-thaw cycles crack aging shingles. Wind lifts flashing on steep pitches. If you're noticing missing shingles, water stains after storms, or granules collecting in your gutters, your roof needs attention. We've been working in the MetroWest area for 27 years and know what it takes to protect homes in this town.

Local Expertise

Why Weston Homeowners Choose Faithful Build for Roofing

We handle all permitting through Weston's Building Department at 11 Town House Road. The town uses an online ePermits system, and we manage the entire process from application through inspection. Weston has over 25 historic areas with specific preservation requirements. Roofs on older homes often involve steeper pitches, hand-cut valleys, and materials like slate or copper that require specialized experience. Whether it's a Georgian-era home or a 1960s colonial, that local knowledge translates to accurate estimates and work done right.

Licensed & Insured

Family-Owned

27+ Years

Local Experts

Average Investment

$22,000

For roofing in Weston

Typical Timeline

2-4 days

From design to completion

Permit Information

We handle all permitting through:

Weston Building Department

781-786-5065

About Our Roofing Services in Weston

A roof replacement in Weston is rarely a simple job. The homes here tend to be larger, the roof lines more complex, and the expectations higher. Many properties feature steep pitches, multiple dormers, intricate valley systems, and chimneys that require precision flashing work. Some historic homes still have original slate or copper that needs restoration rather than replacement. Getting this work right requires planning, experience, and attention to detail.

Massachusetts weather punishes roofs. The freeze-thaw cycle is relentless from December through March. Temperatures swing above and below freezing repeatedly, causing shingles to crack and flashing to fail at stress points. Ice dams form when heat escapes through the attic, melts snow on the roof, and that water refreezes at the cold eaves. The ice traps water behind it, forcing moisture under shingles and into the home. Preventing ice dams requires proper attic ventilation, adequate insulation, and ice and water shield membrane at eaves and valleys. Older homes, especially those built before modern insulation standards, are particularly vulnerable.

For most Weston homes, we install architectural asphalt shingles from GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed. These shingles last 25-30 years when installed correctly with proper ventilation. For a typical colonial in Weston, expect to invest $18,000 to $35,000 depending on size, pitch complexity, and access. Larger estate homes with multiple roof planes, steep pitches, and extensive dormers run higher. Premium shingles with enhanced wind and impact ratings add to the cost but make sense for exposed locations.

Metal roofing is worth considering if you're staying long-term or fighting recurring ice dams. Standing seam metal costs roughly double what asphalt does upfront, but lasts 50+ years and sheds snow instead of holding it. That eliminates most ice dam problems. For homes in historic areas like the Boston Post Road Historic District or Silver Hill, metal shingles that replicate traditional profiles can satisfy preservation guidelines while providing modern performance.

Slate roofing remains the gold standard for longevity, lasting 75-150 years depending on the grade. Some Weston homes retain original slate that can be restored rather than replaced. True slate restoration requires specialized skills and sourcing matching material. Copper accents, valleys, and flashing are common on higher-end homes and develop a distinctive patina over decades. We work with these premium materials when the home warrants it.

Our process starts with a thorough inspection. We get on the roof, check the decking condition, examine flashing around chimneys and dormers, and assess attic ventilation when accessible. Some roofs have more years left with targeted repairs. Others need full replacement. We give you an honest assessment and a detailed written estimate with everything itemized. No surprises.

We handle all permits with Weston's Building Department. The town uses an online portal, and we manage the application, fees, and inspection scheduling. You don't need to coordinate with Town Hall. Most installations take 2-4 days depending on size and complexity. We protect landscaping, remove all debris, and leave your property clean.

Your warranty coverage includes two parts. First, manufacturer warranties on materials, typically limited lifetime coverage on shingles. Second, our workmanship warranty covering installation quality. Most premature roof failures stem from installation problems, not material defects. Improper flashing, inadequate ventilation, incorrect nailing patterns. Our written warranty addresses the work itself. As certified installers for major manufacturers, we can offer enhanced warranty options that combine materials and labor coverage.

Twenty-seven years under the same family ownership. Licensed and fully insured. When you call, you talk to someone who knows your project and can answer questions directly.

What's Included in Weston

Complete roof tear-off and replacement
Architectural shingle installation
Roof deck inspection and repair
Ice and water shield protection
Proper ventilation systems
Flashing installation and replacement
Gutter and downspout services
Skylight installation and replacement
Chimney flashing and cricket installation
Comprehensive cleanup and disposal

Our Roofing Process in Weston

1

Inspection and Estimate

We thoroughly inspect your roof including shingles, flashing, ventilation, and deck condition. We'll take measurements, assess any damage, and provide a detailed written estimate outlining all work and materials.

2

Material Selection

We'll discuss shingle options including color choices, warranty coverage, and durability ratings. Together we'll select the best option for your home and budget. We'll also review ventilation needs and any additional work recommended.

3

Scheduling and Preparation

Once you approve the estimate, we schedule your roof replacement. We order materials, arrange for dumpster delivery, and confirm the installation date. We'll provide guidance on preparing your property.

4

Tear-Off and Deck Inspection

Our crew removes all old shingles down to the deck and carefully inspects for any damage. Any needed deck repairs are completed. Debris is contained and removed throughout the day.

5

Installation

We install ice and water shield in vulnerable areas, followed by underlayment across the entire roof. New shingles are installed according to manufacturer specifications. All flashing is replaced or properly installed. Ventilation is ensured.

6

Cleanup and Final Inspection

We perform a thorough cleanup including magnetic sweeps for nails. Gutters are cleaned. We conduct a final inspection with you and provide warranty documentation and maintenance recommendations.

Key Benefits

Protects your home from water damage
Improves energy efficiency
Enhances curb appeal
Increases home value
Prevents ice dam formation
Reduces heating and cooling costs
Provides peace of mind
Extends your home's lifespan
Prevents costly interior damage
Backed by warranty protection

Investment Range

Starting From$15,000
Up To$120,000

Pricing varies based on project scope, materials, and Weston specific requirements.

Ready to Get Started?

Contact us for a free consultation about your roofing project in Weston.

Request Free Quote(774) 500-3772

Serving All Weston Neighborhoods

Whether you're near Weston Town Hall or in the surrounding neighborhoods, Faithful Build brings expert roofing services right to your door.

Weston Town Hall

Weston Public Library

Case Estates

Cat Rock Park

Jericho Town Forest

Golden Ball Tavern Museum

Regis College

Weston Golf Club

We proudly serve these Weston neighborhoods:

The CenterKendal GreenSilver HillHastings ParkWoodlandSouth Side

Frequently Asked Questions

Roofing in Weston: Your Questions Answered

Roof replacements in Weston typically run higher than surrounding towns because homes tend to be larger with more complex roof systems. For standard architectural asphalt shingles, expect $15,000 to $35,000 for most colonials. Smaller homes with simple roof lines might be $12,000-18,000. Larger estate homes with steep pitches, multiple dormers, and extensive valleys can run $30,000-50,000 or more. The main cost factors are roof size (measured in squares, with each square covering 100 square feet), pitch steepness, and architectural complexity. Chimneys, skylights, and dormers require precision flashing work that adds labor. Material choice matters too. Architectural shingles run $5-8 per square foot installed. Premium impact-resistant shingles cost more. Metal roofing starts around $12-16 per square foot. Slate restoration runs $20-35+ per square foot and requires specialized crews. We provide detailed written estimates with everything itemized so you understand exactly what drives the price.
For a standard roof replacement with asphalt shingles, no federal tax credit applies. Most Weston homeowners replacing their roof won't qualify. The exception is certain energy-efficient roofing materials. ENERGY STAR-certified metal roofing with reflective coatings, or asphalt shingles with cooling granules designed to reduce heat absorption, can qualify for a federal tax credit up to $3,200 through December 2025. Solar roofing systems that generate electricity qualify for the 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit. But if you're doing what most homeowners do, replacing worn shingles with quality architectural shingles, there's no tax credit. Don't let tax considerations drive your material choice unless energy efficiency was already a priority for your home. For Weston's historic homes, material choices often need to respect the home's architectural character anyway, which may limit options regardless of tax incentives.
Lifespan depends entirely on the material. Asphalt shingles last 20-30 years. The architectural shingles we typically install provide 25-30 years when installed with proper ventilation. Premium shingles can push past 30 years. Metal roofing lasts 40-70 years. Standing seam metal and quality metal shingles routinely exceed 50 years with minimal maintenance. Some installations last 70+ years. Slate roofing lasts 75-200 years depending on the grade. Hard slate from certain quarries can exceed a century. It's the longest-lasting roofing material available but requires specialized installation and maintenance. Copper roofing and flashing lasts 70+ years and develops a natural green patina. Rubber roofing (EPDM or TPO) on flat sections lasts 20-40 years. Massachusetts climate affects these numbers. Our freeze-thaw cycles and ice dam potential can shorten lifespans if the roof wasn't installed correctly. Proper ventilation, quality underlayment, and precise installation techniques extend the life of any roof.
For your primary residence, generally no. The IRS considers a roof replacement a capital improvement, not a deductible expense. You cannot deduct the cost from your taxable income the year you pay for it. There are limited exceptions. If you have a dedicated home office used exclusively and regularly for business, you may deduct a portion of the roof cost proportional to that office's square footage. If it's a rental property, you can depreciate the roof cost over 27.5 years. If roof damage resulted from a federally declared disaster, you may have a casualty loss deduction. When you eventually sell your home, the new roof adds to your cost basis, potentially reducing capital gains tax. But for most Weston homeowners replacing their primary residence roof, there's no direct tax write-off. The value is in protecting a significant real estate investment. Consult a tax professional for your specific situation.
Late spring through early fall provides ideal conditions. May through October typically offers dry weather and temperatures that allow roofing adhesives and sealants to cure properly. Asphalt shingles need temperatures above 40-45 degrees to seal correctly on their own. The sweet spot is often late spring (May-June) or early fall (September-October) when weather is stable but contractor schedules aren't packed with peak summer work. That said, we roof year-round in Massachusetts. Winter installations are possible with modifications. Shingles can be hand-sealed in colder weather. Snow and ice on the roof delay work, but we monitor conditions and schedule appropriately. Winter projects sometimes cost slightly more due to weather-related inefficiencies. If your roof is actively leaking or you're facing damage that can't wait, don't put off work until spring. We can protect your home through winter conditions. For planned replacements, booking in late winter for a spring installation often gets you better scheduling flexibility.
Yes, we handle all permitting with Weston's Building Department. Roof replacements require a building permit. We submit the application through the town's ePermits online portal, pay the permit fees, and schedule all required inspections. You don't need to visit 11 Town House Road or coordinate with inspectors. That's entirely on us. The permit process typically adds 3-5 business days before work can begin, though timing varies with department workload. For homes in Weston's designated historic areas, the Historical Commission may need to review exterior work visible from public ways. If you're using the same roofing materials, this review is often exempt. If you're changing materials on a historic property, approval may be required. We understand these requirements and guide you through them. Permitting matters because unpermitted work can complicate insurance claims and home sales. We include full permit handling as standard service.
You receive two types of warranty coverage. First, manufacturer warranties on the materials themselves. We primarily install GAF, Owens Corning, and CertainTeed products, all offering limited lifetime warranties on their architectural shingles. Metal roofing manufacturers provide 30-50 year material warranties. Slate and copper have their own warranty structures. These cover manufacturing defects in the products. Second, and often more critical, is our workmanship warranty. About 90% of premature roof failures result from installation problems, not defective materials. Poor flashing around chimneys and dormers, inadequate attic ventilation, incorrect nailing patterns, improperly installed valleys. These are workmanship issues. Our written warranty covers problems resulting from how the roof was installed. As certified installers for major manufacturers, we can offer enhanced warranty programs that combine materials and labor coverage for extended periods. GAF's Golden Pledge, for example, covers both for up to 25 years. We explain all options during the estimate process.
Several warning signs indicate a roof approaching the end of its useful life. From outside, look for missing shingles after storms, shingles that are curling or buckling at edges, visible cracks, or dark streaks from algae growth. Check your gutters after rain. Granules collecting there, the sandpaper-like coating on shingles, means the protective layer is wearing off. From your attic, look for daylight visible through the roof deck, water stains on the underside of sheathing, or musty odors indicating moisture problems. Age is a major factor. Most asphalt roofs last 20-30 years. If yours is in that range and showing wear, start planning. For Weston's older homes with original or second-generation roofs from the 1970s-80s, you're likely overdue. Recurring ice dams each winter often indicate ventilation problems that a proper replacement can address. Rising heating bills can signal poor roof insulation. We offer free inspections and give honest assessments. Sometimes targeted repairs buy more time. Sometimes replacement is the right call.

We Also Serve Nearby Communities

In addition to Weston, we provide expert roofing services throughout Greater Boston and Massachusetts.