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Shingle roof replacement underway on a dormered cape, with ladders at the eaves, bundles staged along the ridge and a crew member working near the chimney

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About M & Son Roofing LLC

Roofing out of Revere since 2012, with a general manager on site with the crew on every job.

M & Son Roofing LLC is an independent roofing company based at 72 Victoria St in Revere, Massachusetts, working since 2012. We install and repair shingle, metal, and rubber roofing for homeowners and commercial property owners across Revere, Boston, Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Lynn, and Saugus, and every job starts with a free quote.

Who runs the company

Our general manager is on site with the crew, so there is always someone running the job who can answer for it rather than a salesperson who disappears after the quote. You can call the site manager direct about work already booked.

Running it this way keeps things simple. There is no call center, no commissioned salesperson, and no handing your job to whoever is free that week. You get a plain answer about what the roof needs and what it does not.

The crews working with us are experienced across shingle, metal, and rubber systems, which matters more here than it might elsewhere. A single street in Revere or Everett can have a steep shingle roof, a rubber membrane over a rear addition, and a metal porch roof on three houses in a row. A crew that only knows one of those will improvise the other two.

We work on single family homes, two and three family houses, and commercial buildings. Homeowners and commercial property owners get the same process: we look, we photograph what we found, and we put a written quote in front of you before anything is ordered.

Shingle roof replacement underway on a dormered cape, with ladders at the eaves, bundles staged along the ridge and a crew member working near the chimney

Working here since 2012

Roofing on this part of the coast is not the same trade it is fifty miles inland, and doing it here since 2012 has shaped how we build a roof. Salt carried in the air attacks metal first, so flashing, drip edge, valley metal, vents, and fasteners give up long before the shingles do. Onshore wind drives rain sideways rather than down, and sideways rain gets under tabs and behind edges that a textbook installation would call finished. Nor'easters, the coastal storms that arrive with wind and rain together, are what lift a run of shingles at a ridge or a rake and start a leak that shows up in a room nowhere near the damage.

Winter does the slower work. Heat escaping into a roof space melts snow on the upper slope, the water runs down to the cold overhang at the eave and refreezes, and the ridge of ice that forms holds meltwater back until it works its way under the covering. That is an ice dam, and it is the single most common cause of the winter ceiling stains people call us about. It is also why we treat eave protection and attic ventilation as part of a roof rather than as an upsell.

None of that is exotic knowledge. It is just what you learn by working on the same roofs, in the same weather, year after year, and by going back to look at what held up and what did not.

How we work

  • Look first, quote second

    We get on the roof and tell you what we found before we put a number on it. A price given over the phone without seeing the roof is a guess, and guesses get revised upward once the work starts.

  • Repair when a repair will hold

    A new roof is a big spend. If yours has years left and one flashing detail has failed, we will say so and fix the detail. Telling a homeowner their roof is fine has never cost us anything worth keeping.

  • Put the scope in writing

    The quote names the materials, the scope, and what happens if we find bad decking once the old roof is off. Nothing about the job should be a surprise halfway through.

  • Leave the property clean

    Tarps down before tear off, debris hauled out rather than left in the yard, and a magnet sweep for nails before we go. On the tight streets we work, that matters to the neighbors as much as to you.

Permits and the building code

Roofing in Massachusetts runs under the state building code, 780 CMR. Replacements are generally permitted through the building department of the city where the property stands, and we handle that paperwork as part of the job so the work is on record with the city.

How the company is run

Role
Owner
Business
M & Son Roofing LLC, Revere, MA
Working since
2012

Questions about the company

Who is M & Son Roofing LLC?

M & Son Roofing LLC is an independent roofing company based at 72 Victoria St in Revere, Massachusetts. A general manager is on site with the crew on every job, and the company has been roofing since 2012.

Which areas do you serve?

Revere, Boston, Chelsea, Everett, Malden, Lynn, and Saugus, all in Massachusetts. Revere is our home city, and the rest are within a short drive of it.

What kinds of roofs do you install?

Asphalt shingle, metal, and rubber membrane systems, on pitched roofs, flat and low slope roofs, or the combination of both that most triple deckers carry. We work on houses, multi family buildings, and commercial property.

How do I get a quote?

Call, text, or send a message through the contact page. We look at the roof, photograph what we find, and give you a free written quote with the scope and materials named before anything is ordered.

Do you pull the permit for the work?

Yes. Roof replacements are generally permitted through the building department of the city where the property stands, and we handle that as part of the job so the work is on record with the city.

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Want a straight answer about your roof?

Ask us to look at it. You get photographs of what we find and a written scope, with nothing owed for the visit.