Roof replacement · Repairs · Storm damage

Jace & Sons Roofing

One family, two generations, tearing off tired roofs and building them right across Central Massachusetts.

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Report storm damage Call (508) 555-0188

Strip. Seal. Shingle.

Old roof off, new roof on and the driveway swept clean, usually all in one day.

Roof replacement▲Leak repair▲Storm damage▲Ice dams▲Chimney flashing▲Skylights▲Gutters & guards▲Metal roofs▲

We’ll fix the leak. flashing. ice dam. gutters. storm damage. whole roof.

Before it turns into a ceiling problem.

Services

Everything over your head, handled.

One crew for the whole roof: shingles, flashing, gutters and the attic underneath. Every job starts with a free inspection and ends with a magnet sweep.

Roof replacement

Old roof off down to the deck, new roof on with ice & water shield and a ridge vent. Most homes in a single day.

from $9,800

Leak repair

We find where the water actually gets in, which is rarely right above the drip.

from $350

Storm damage

Emergency tarping, a photo report for your insurance company, and the repair once it’s approved.

Free inspection

Chimneys & flashing

Re-flashing chimneys, skylights and walls: the number-one source of leaks we find.

from $650

Gutters & guards

Seamless aluminum gutters, bent on site to fit, with guards that keep the leaves out.

from $1,200

Metal roofing

Standing-seam steel for barns, porches and whole houses. Snow slides off; it lasts fifty years.

from $18,000

Prices on this page are sample content.

Our story Est. 2004 · Charlton, Mass.

It started with one ladder and a borrowed truck.

Jace was sixteen the summer he started carrying bundles up a ladder for his uncle’s crew. By twenty-five he could look at a roof from the street and tell you how many winters it had left.

In 2004 he bought a used dump trailer, painted his name on the truck door and started knocking on doors in Charlton. His sons, Caleb and Wyatt, grew up sorting nails in the shop. Today each of them runs a crew.

It is still a small company on purpose. The person who climbs up to inspect your roof is a Jace or one of his sons, and so is the person who walks it with you when it’s done.

What’s under the shingles

Seven layers, one roof.

Roof deckSolid plywood. Soft spots get replaced, never covered over.
Drip edgeMetal trim that steers water into the gutter, not behind it.
Ice & water shieldA self-sealing membrane along the eaves, where ice dams push water uphill.
Synthetic underlaymentA tough, breathable second roof under the shingles.
Starter stripSeals the first course down so the wind can’t lift it.
Architectural shinglesHand-nailed, six nails each, right in the nailing strip.
Ridge vent & capLets the attic breathe, so winters don’t rot the deck.

Where roofs leak

Water is sneaky. We know where it hides.

Tap a marker to see the seven places we check first.

Chimney flashing Cracked mortar and lifted flashing let water run down inside the chimney chase. We re-flash with step and counter flashing.
Skylight It’s almost never the glass. The flashing kit around it wears out first, so we replace it with the roof.
Vent pipe boot The rubber collar around a plumbing vent cracks in the sun after about ten years. A twenty-minute fix, if it’s caught early.
Valleys Two roof planes pour all their water down one line. Worn valleys are where we see the most rot.
Missing shingles One windstorm lifts a tab; the next rain finds the nail holes. We match and replace them the same week.
Ice dams Snow melts, refreezes at the cold edge, and backs water up under the shingles. Ice & water shield and better attic venting stop it.
Gutters Clogged gutters overflow behind the fascia board and rot the roof edge from below.

Free attic inspection

Bring a flashlight.

Move your pointer over the attic (or tap around on a phone). Five problems are hiding up here.

Water stain A slow leak, usually at a nail or flashing above.
Daylight at the ridge If light gets in, so does rain.
Frosty nail tips Condensation: the attic can’t breathe.
Mold on the decking Trapped moisture, usually on the north side.
Wet insulation Flattened and dark: it stopped insulating.

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Our promise

We leave every job cleaner than we found it: magnets over the lawn twice, the gutters cleared out, and not one nail left in your driveway.

Results

Twenty-six winters, then one Tuesday.

Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys.

After

Illustration. A real site would use your own before-and-after photos.

Every shape

If it has a roof, we’ve been up on it.

Gable

The classic triangle. Sheds snow and rain fast, and is the easiest to re-roof.

Hip

Slopes on all four sides. Stands up to wind better than any other shape.

Gambrel

The barn roof: two slopes per side, and loads of room upstairs.

Mansard

Steep sides, nearly flat top. Common on older town houses.

Saltbox

Long slope in the back, short in the front. Pure New England.

Shed

One single slope. Additions, porches and modern houses.

Low-slope

Looks flat, drains slightly. Membrane, not shingles.

Cape with dormers

Side gables with dormers poking out. Half the houses on the street.

How a job goes

Six steps. No surprises.

Each step lands on top of the last, the way the courses go on a roof.

01
Free inspection
We climb up, look in the attic and photograph every problem we find, then show you the pictures at the kitchen table.
02
A written quote
Line by line: materials, labor, disposal and the permit. No “plus extras” at the bottom.
03
Delivery day
Materials arrive the day before, on a pallet in the driveway, never on your lawn.
04
Tear-off & install
Old roof off, deck checked and repaired, new roof on. Most homes are watertight again by dinner.
05
Clean-up
Tarps over the bushes, magnets over the lawn twice, gutters cleared of grit.
06
Walk-through & warranty
We walk the job with you, then register your warranty with the manufacturer that week.

Why people call Jace & Sons

Small promises, kept on every roof.

Hover or tap a card.

A family name on the truck Jace or one of his sons is on every job, and you’ll have their cell numbers.

Same-week inspections Call by Wednesday and we’ll be up on your roof by Friday, weather allowing.

Photos of every layer You get pictures of your deck, the underlayment and the finished roof, so nothing is hidden under the shingles.

Warranties in writing Workmanship guaranteed on paper, and your shingles registered with the manufacturer.

2generations

on every roof we do.

1day

for most homes, start to finish.

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left in your driveway.

Reviews

What the neighbors say.

They were on our roof at seven, and by four you couldn’t tell anyone had been there. Except the roof was new.
Dana M. Sturbridge · Roof replacement
Caleb found the leak in ten minutes. Two other companies wanted to replace the whole roof.
Rick P. Charlton · Leak repair
A tree came down in the storm at 11 p.m. They had a tarp on before midnight and handled the insurance photos.
The Okafor family Spencer · Storm damage
The quote was the same number as the bill. I didn’t know that was possible.
Linda T. Southbridge · Roof replacement
Rain pushed us back two days, but Wyatt texted every morning with the plan. Great job once they started.
Marcus D. Oxford · Metal roof
They walked the magnet over the yard twice, then once more for the dog. I appreciated that.
Joanne B. Brookfield · Roof replacement

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Roof care plans

Catch the small stuff before it’s big.

Check-up

A yearly look, top to bottom

$15/month

Spring inspection with photos
Attic check
10% off any repair

Choose Check-up

Keep-Dry

Spring and fall, gutters included

$29/month

Two inspections a year
Gutters cleaned twice
Small repairs included
Storm calls go first

Choose Keep-Dry

Storm-Ready

For the big trees and the big winters

$49/month

Everything in Keep-Dry
Emergency tarping included
Snow raking after big storms

Choose Storm-Ready

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Warranties

Compare what you’re covered for.

Every option, side by side. The highlighted column is what most of our customers choose.

Feature	Repair	Full roof	Lifetime system
Workmanship warranty	1 year	10 years	25 years
Shingle warranty	—	30 years	Lifetime, transferable
Rated wind speed	—	110 mph	130 mph
Ice & water shield	Where repaired	Eaves & valleys	Eaves, valleys & walls
Synthetic underlayment
Ridge vent	—
Free check-up after year one	—

Sample terms for this demo.

Dog in the yard? Garden we should tarp? Car that needs moving by 7?

Tell us once. We’ll remember.

Notes like these go straight onto the job sheet, so the whole crew knows before the trucks pull in.

Free inspection

Pick a day. We’ll bring the ladder.

Inspections take about forty-five minutes. You don’t need to be home, but it helps if you are.

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Choose a day first

Service area

Do you come out to us?

About 25 miles around our shop in Charlton. Type your town or ZIP code.

Not to scale. Towns are real, the roofer is not.

Storm damage

After the storm, the roof comes first.

Emergency tarping 24/7, a photo report your insurance adjuster will actually read, and the repair once it’s approved.

A switch like this lets an owner put an emergency banner on every page after a big storm.

How big was the hail?

1 inch · quarter

Where most real damage starts: bruised shingles that lose granules over the next year.

What to do: Book a free inspection. Damage this size often counts for insurance.

Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

How long does a new roof take?

Most homes are done in a single day. Big or steep roofs take two, and we never open more roof than we can close by evening.

Can you put new shingles over the old ones?

We can, but we won’t recommend it: you can’t see the deck underneath, and a second layer adds a ton of weight.

Do I need to be home?

No. We do ask to walk the finished roof with you, which can be that evening or the next day.

What if it rains in the middle of the job?

We watch the radar and keep tarps on the truck. If a shower pops up, the roof is covered within minutes.

Will you work with my insurance company?

Yes. We photograph every bit of storm damage and meet the adjuster on the roof if they’d like.

Do you really pick up every nail?

We run rolling magnets over the lawn and driveway twice, then once more if you have a dog.

Night mode

Browsing at 11 p.m.? We’ll dim the lights.

One switch turns the whole site dark, with a reveal that starts from your finger, and it remembers for next time.

Backgrounds

Pick a texture for your site.

AShingle courses

BSlate scallops

CStanding seam

DBlueprint grid

EHazard stripes

FNight rain

Type

12 · Small print, labels and captions

16 · Body copy that reads easily on a phone

24 · A warm serif for stories and quotes

40 · Condensed & heavy

72 · Wide

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Jace & Sons Roofing

Strip. Seal. Shingle.

We’ll fix the leak. flashing. ice dam. gutters. storm damage. whole roof.

Everything over your head, handled.

Roof replacement

Leak repair

Storm damage

Chimneys & flashing

Gutters & guards

Metal roofing

Try a color before you commit.

It started with one ladder and a borrowed truck.

Seven layers, one roof.

Water is sneaky. We know where it hides.

Bring a flashlight.

Twenty-six winters, then one Tuesday.

If it has a roof, we’ve been up on it.

Gable

Hip

Gambrel

Mansard

Saltbox

Shed

Low-slope

Cape with dormers

Six steps. No surprises.

Free inspection

A written quote

Delivery day

Tear-off & install

Clean-up

Walk-through & warranty

Small promises, kept on every roof.

What the neighbors say.

What would a new roof cost?

Catch the small stuff before it’s big.

Check-up

Keep-Dry

Storm-Ready

Compare what you’re covered for.

Pick a day. We’ll bring the ladder.

October

Choose a day first

You’re on the calendar.

Four quick steps. No phone tag.

Got it. Thank you!

Do you come out to us?

After the storm, the roof comes first.

How big was the hail?

Good questions, straight answers.

Browsing at 11 p.m.? We’ll dim the lights.

Pick a texture for your site.