Roofing Services in Revere and Greater Boston

M & Son Roofing LLC installs, repairs, and replaces roofs across Revere and Greater Boston. The work covers asphalt shingle, metal, rubber membrane, and flat roofing on homes, triple deckers, and commercial buildings, plus emergency response when water is coming in right now. Every job starts with a free written quote after we look at the roof.

• Roof Replacement

  A replacement is the right call when the roof is at the end of its service life, not just leaking in one spot. We strip the old covering, look at the wood underneath, and build the new roof back up in layers.

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• Roof Repair

  Not every roof needs replacing. A repair makes sense when the covering still has life in it and the trouble is in one place, like a flashing joint, a valley, or a run of wind-lifted shingles.

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• Shingle Roofing

  Asphalt shingles are what most homes around here wear, and they hold up well when they are installed for the wind we actually get.

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• Metal Roofing

  Metal sheds snow and salt spray well and lasts a long time. It suits full roofs, and it also solves the low-slope porch, dormer, and bay roofs that shingles struggle on.

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• Flat and Rubber Roofing

  Flat roofs do not shed water, they hold it and drain it. That makes the membrane, the seams, and the edges the whole job.

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• Commercial Roofing

  Small commercial buildings, mixed-use blocks, and storefronts need the same low-slope work as a house, with less tolerance for downtime.

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• Emergency Roof Repair

  When water is coming in, the first job is stopping it. Call and we will tell you what to do right now and when we can be there.

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How we decide what a roof needs

Most calls start the same way: a stain on a ceiling, shingles in the yard after a storm, or a roof that simply looks tired from the street. The first job is working out whether the covering has reached the end of its life or whether one detail has failed. A single flashing joint at a chimney, a worn valley, or a run of wind lifted tabs on a roof with years left in it is a repair. Granules washing into the gutters, curling and brittle shingles across the field, and water showing in more than one room usually mean a replacement is the cheaper answer over the next decade.

Low slope and flat sections get judged differently. Those roofs hold water rather than shedding it, so the seams, the perimeter terminations, and the drainage decide whether the roof stays dry. A sound rubber membrane with a failed seam is a repair. A membrane that has gone brittle, shrunk back at the edges, or been patched several times is ready to be replaced.

Whatever the answer is, we say it plainly and put it in writing. Roofing in Massachusetts runs under the state building code, 780 CMR, and replacements are generally permitted through the building department of the city where the property stands. We handle that permit as part of the job.

Where we work

We are based in Revere and cover seven cities. Each area page sets out the housing stock and the roof conditions we see there.

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