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What areas do you serve in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island? We proudly serve homeowners and businesses across the tri-state region with full roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and storm restoration services. Our team is local, fast to respond, and already working in many of the communities we list below.
Connecticut service areas:
We cover all major counties, including:
- Hartford County — Hartford, Glastonbury, Farmington, Simsbury, Middletown, Tolland, and surrounding towns.
Explore local pages: Glastonbury, CT • Hartford, CT • Middletown, CT • Simsbury, CT - New Haven County — Naugatuck and surrounding communities.
- Fairfield County — Roof repair and replacement throughout the region.
Fairfield County - Litchfield County — Full roofing and exterior services.
Litchfield County - Middlesex County — Including Middlesex shoreline towns and surrounding areas.
Middlesex County - Tolland County — Tolland and neighboring communities.
Tolland County - New London County — Coastal and inland areas throughout southeastern CT.
New London County
Massachusetts service areas:
We serve homeowners and commercial properties across Western and Central MA, including:
- Greater Springfield Region — Springfield, Westfield, Chicopee, Holyoke.
Explore local pages: Springfield, MA • Chicopee, MA • Westfield, MA • Holyoke, MA
Rhode Island service areas:
We provide roofing and exterior services across:
- Providence County
- Kent County
- Washington County
Whether it’s a residential roof replacement, commercial roofing project, or storm-related repair, we’re equipped to deliver dependable craftsmanship anywhere in our tri-state footprint. If you’re unsure whether your home or business is within our service area, just reach out — chances are, we’re already working in your neighborhood.
Are your services available year-round? Yes — we operate in all four seasons across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. New England weather doesn’t slow us down, and our crews are trained to work safely and effectively whether it’s a winter emergency or a summer remodel.
We adjust our methods, materials, and scheduling to match seasonal conditions, ensuring consistent, top-tier results no matter the time of year.
How we operate through the seasons:
- Spring, Summer & Fall: Full capacity for roof replacements, repairs, inspections, siding, windows, gutters, and commercial roofing.
Explore services: Roof Replacement • Roof Repair • Roof Inspection - Winter: We continue performing emergency repairs, leak diagnostics, ice-dam mitigation, and weather-appropriate installations.
Winter services: Storm Damage • Hail Damage • Roof Ventilation
Why year-round service matters:
- Fast response during winter storms: Tarping, leak control, and ice-dam relief when you need it most.
- Flexible scheduling: Plan ahead for spring and summer or tackle repairs before issues get worse.
- Season-smart installation: Material handling and installation processes adjusted for temperature and weather.
If you’re dealing with an urgent issue — or planning ahead for the next season — our team is available any time of year to keep your home or business protected.
What makes Millstream Construction different? Millstream Construction stands out because we blend old-school New England craftsmanship with modern precision, technology, and customer care. We do the work the right way — no shortcuts, no guesswork, and no surprises — while keeping you informed every step of the way.
Why homeowners and businesses choose us:
- Certified installation & premium materials: Our crews follow manufacturer-approved installation standards and install trusted brands like GAF for maximum durability and warranty protection.
Explore our systems: GAF Roofing - True New England craftsmanship: We bring the pride, skill, and work ethic of traditional tradesmen — built for harsh winters, heavy snow, coastal winds, and unpredictable weather.
- Fully licensed, insured, and trained: Every project meets or exceeds building codes, safety requirements, and industry best practices.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Modern technology & communication: Detailed inspections, digital reports, CRM-backed scheduling, fast estimates, and real-time updates.
Related services: Roof Inspection - Exceptional customer experience: We actually pick up the phone, keep you informed, and help you understand every part of the process — from estimate to cleanup.
- Full exterior expertise: Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, commercial roofing, and storm restoration — all handled by specialized teams.
See services: Siding • Windows • Gutters • Commercial Roofing - Strong warranties & peace of mind: With certified installation and premium products, you get better manufacturer warranties plus our own workmanship guarantee.
Our core difference:
We don’t just replace roofs — we protect families, businesses, and the communities we’re part of. That neighborly mindset, backed by professional-grade workmanship and modern precision, is what truly sets Millstream apart.
Are estimates free for homeowners? Yes — Millstream Construction offers free, no-obligation estimates for homeowners throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. You should never have to pay just to understand the condition of your roof or explore your options.
What’s included in your free estimate:
- Full roof inspection: We check shingles, flashing, ventilation, gutters, and attic conditions.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Clear, written recommendations: We explain what needs attention, what can wait, and whether a repair or replacement is the smarter move.
See services: Roof Repair • Roof Replacement - Transparent, detailed pricing: A line-by-line estimate with no hidden fees or surprises.
- No pressure — ever: We give you the information and let you decide when you’re ready.
If you’re noticing leaks, aging shingles, storm damage, or simply planning ahead, our team will provide a free assessment so you can make an informed decision with confidence.
Is Millstream Construction licensed and insured? Absolutely. Millstream Construction is fully licensed, insured, and compliant with all state and local regulations in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Every project—whether residential or commercial—is backed by proper contractor licensing, full liability insurance, and workers’ compensation coverage.
What this means for you:
- Your home is protected: Our liability coverage ensures your property is safeguarded throughout the entire project.
- Our crews are protected: Workers’ compensation means you’re never responsible if an injury occurs on-site.
- Code-compliant installations: All work meets or exceeds local building codes, manufacturer standards, and inspection requirements.
Related services: Roof Replacement • Roof Repair - Commercial readiness: We meet all requirements for commercial roofing, safety protocols, and municipal project compliance.
Explore: Commercial Roofing
We take safety and compliance seriously because that’s how responsible craftsmen operate — no shortcuts, no cut corners, just solid work done the right way.
How quickly can you respond to storm damage? We respond to storm damage as quickly as possible — often the same day, and typically within 24 hours. When New England weather hits hard, we know every minute counts, so storm calls become our top priority.
What our rapid-response team does:
- Immediate assessment: We inspect the damage, identify active leaks, and determine the fastest way to secure your home.
Start here: Roof Inspection - Emergency tarping & leak control: Heavy-duty tarps, temporary sealing, and moisture protection to stop water intrusion.
See service: Storm Damage Restoration - Debris removal: Clearing branches, loose shingles, and hazards caused by wind or fallen trees.
- Insurance-ready documentation: Photos, measurements, and reports to help file or support your insurance claim.
Learn more: Insurance Claims - Plan for permanent repairs: Once your home is secured, we outline a clear path for long-term fixes or full replacement if needed.
Explore options: Roof Repair • Roof Replacement
Types of storm damage we respond to:
- Wind damage (missing or lifted shingles)
- Hail impacts and granule loss
- Fallen branches or tree damage
- Sudden leaks from heavy rain
- Ice-dam-related leaks and backups
If your roof took a hit, reach out right away — our team is built for rapid response when it matters most.
Roofing Questions
How do I know if my roof needs replacing? There are a few telltale signs that your roof is nearing the end of its life. Some are obvious, others are subtle — but all are worth catching early before small issues turn into costly damage.
Common warning signs your roof may need replacement:
- Visible shingle damage: Curling, cracking, blistering, or missing shingles are clear indicators of aging and exposure.
Learn more: Roof Repair - Granules in your gutters: Heavy buildup means your shingles are deteriorating and losing UV protection.
Check your gutters: Gutter Services - Leaks or water stains: Look for discoloration in ceilings, attic rafters, or around chimneys and vents.
See service: Roof Inspection - Sagging or soft spots: This may point to rotted decking, moisture intrusion, or structural issues that need immediate attention.
- Frequent repairs: If you’re patching leaks or replacing shingles every season, it’s often more cost-effective to replace the roof entirely.
- 25+ years old: Most asphalt shingle roofs in New England reach the end of their reliable lifespan around this age.
- Neighbors replacing their roofs: Homes built around the same time in your neighborhood often need new roofs within a similar window.
Why a professional inspection matters:
At Millstream Construction, we provide a free, no-obligation roof inspection to give you an honest assessment. We’ll identify whether you truly need a replacement or if targeted repairs will keep your home protected. No pressure, no upselling — just straightforward expertise from a trusted New England roofing team.
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What types of roofing materials do you offer? We install a full range of high-performance roofing materials built to withstand New England’s weather — from heavy snow and wind to summer heat and coastal storms. Whether for a home or business, we offer durable, energy-efficient systems tailored to your property, budget, and design.
Our most popular roofing materials include:
- Asphalt Shingles: The #1 choice for New England homes — available in 3-tab, architectural, and designer options. Asphalt shingles offer reliability, affordability, and great curb appeal.
We install trusted brands like GAF and Owens Corning. - Metal Roofing: A long-lasting, energy-efficient option ideal for both residential and commercial properties. Metal roofs reflect heat, shed snow easily, and can last 50+ years with minimal maintenance.
- EPDM (Rubber Roofing): A cost-effective and durable single-ply membrane ideal for commercial buildings and low-slope residential roofs.
Learn more: Commercial Roof Types - TPO Roofing: A reflective, energy-efficient membrane designed for flat and low-slope roofs, helping reduce cooling costs and improve performance.
Explore: Commercial Roofing - PVC Roofing: A durable, chemical-resistant option for restaurants, manufacturing facilities, and flat-roof systems exposed to harsh environments.
More info: Commercial Roofing Services - Modified Bitumen: A tough, asphalt-based material built for flat roofs — flexible in cold weather and highly resistant to leaks.
See: Modified Bitumen Roof - Specialty & Premium Materials: Including synthetic slate, wood shake, designer shingles, and impact-resistant roofing for superior style and protection.
Explore more: Roof Types
Why our materials perform better in New England:
- Rated for high wind, ice, and snow performance
- Available in ENERGY STAR® certified options
- Installed by certified crews with manufacturer-backed warranties
Not sure which roofing system is right for your home or business? We’ll walk you through each material, explain the pros and cons, and help you choose the best fit for your property’s needs and local climate.
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Do you provide commercial roofing services? Yes — we offer a complete range of commercial roofing solutions for businesses, property managers, and facility owners throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Our team is fully trained, certified, and equipped to handle everything from minor repairs to full-scale roof replacements on commercial and industrial buildings.
Our commercial roofing services include:
- Commercial Roof Replacements: Full tear-offs and new installations using TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and standing seam metal roofing systems — designed for long-term durability and energy efficiency.
Learn more: Commercial Roof Replacement - Commercial Roof Repairs: Leak detection, flashing repairs, membrane patching, and storm restoration — completed quickly to minimize downtime.
Explore: Commercial Roof Repair - Flat & Low-Slope Roof Systems: Expert installation and service for flat roofs across office buildings, warehouses, and retail centers.
See more: Commercial Roof Types - Preventative Maintenance Programs: Routine inspections, cleaning, and documentation to extend your roof’s life and maintain warranty coverage.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Roof Coatings: Energy-efficient reflective coatings that restore aging roofs, reduce cooling costs, and extend performance life.
See: Commercial Roof Types - Commercial Gutters & Drainage Systems: Proper drainage keeps water off the roof and away from your building’s foundation.
Related service: Gutters
Why commercial clients choose Millstream Construction:
- Fully licensed and insured for commercial projects in CT, MA, and RI
- Certified installers for leading manufacturers like GAF
- Responsive communication from bid to final inspection
- Customized maintenance plans to prevent costly repairs
Whether you manage one property or an entire portfolio, Millstream Construction delivers dependable workmanship, proactive maintenance, and long-term protection for your investment. If your commercial building needs a trusted roofing partner — we’ve got you covered.
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How long does a roof replacement typically take? Most roof replacements are completed in one to two days, depending on your home’s size, roof complexity, and material type. Our experienced crews work efficiently without cutting corners — ensuring your property is protected and your new roof is installed correctly the first time.
What can affect the timeline?
- Roof size and pitch: Larger or steeper roofs require more safety measures and time to complete.
- Material choice: Asphalt shingles install faster, while metal, slate, or specialty systems take longer due to added detail.
Learn more: Roof Types - Existing layers: Roofs with multiple layers of old shingles need full tear-off, which can extend the schedule.
See: Roof Replacement - Weather conditions: We monitor forecasts closely and adjust timing to protect your home and maintain installation quality.
Related: Storm Damage Protection - Decking or structural repairs: If we uncover rotten wood or hidden issues during tear-off, we’ll replace them for long-term reliability.
Learn more: Roof Inspection
Our standard roof replacement timeline:
- Day 1 — Tear-off & prep: We remove old materials, inspect the decking, and install underlayment, flashing, and ice & water shield.
- Day 2 — Installation & cleanup: Shingle or system installation, ventilation upgrades, and full cleanup including magnetic nail sweep and final inspection.
In most cases, we start in the morning and finish by the end of the day — leaving your property clean, your home protected, and your roof ready to handle decades of New England weather.
Do you assist with insurance claims? Yes — we assist homeowners across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island with the entire insurance claims process for storm-related roof damage. While we aren’t public adjusters, we guide you through every step so you understand your coverage, meet claim requirements, and get your home restored as quickly as possible.
How we help during the claims process:
- Comprehensive roof inspections: We document all storm-related damage — including shingles, flashing, gutters, and interior leaks — using detailed photos and measurements.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Insurance-ready estimates: We create clear, itemized estimates using industry-standard software (Xactimate) that most insurance carriers recognize.
Related service: Roof Replacement - Adjuster coordination: We communicate directly with your insurance adjuster when needed to confirm scope, damage, and repair requirements.
Learn more: Insurance Claims - Emergency protection: If your roof is leaking or exposed, we provide immediate tarping and mitigation services to prevent further damage.
See: Storm Damage Restoration - Building code compliance: We ensure all repairs or replacements meet current state and local building codes — something insurance often covers under “ordinance or law” provisions.
Why homeowners trust us with storm claims:
- We know how to document storm damage clearly and effectively
- We speak the same language as insurance adjusters
- We handle communication and paperwork so you don’t have to
- We prioritize emergency protection and long-term roof integrity
Storm damage can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate the process alone. From inspection and documentation to final repair, Millstream Construction helps you every step of the way — ensuring your claim is processed correctly and your roof is restored to full strength.
What kind of warranties do you offer? We offer industry-leading roofing warranties that protect your home or business long after installation. As a certified contractor for trusted brands like GAF, Millstream Construction provides both manufacturer-backed warranties and our own workmanship coverage — giving you complete peace of mind.
Our roofing warranty options include:
- Manufacturer Material Warranties: Coverage from the roofing manufacturer protects against material defects in shingles, membranes, and components for 25 years or more.
Learn more: GAF Roofing Systems - Enhanced System Warranties: As a certified GAF installer, we can offer upgraded warranties like the GAF System Plus or Golden Pledge Warranty — covering both materials and labor for up to 50 years, fully transferable to future homeowners.
Explore: Roof Replacement - Workmanship Warranty: We stand behind our installation quality. If any issue arises due to workmanship, we fix it — no runaround, no hassle.
See service: Roof Repair - Commercial Roofing Warranties: For TPO, EPDM, PVC, and Modified Bitumen systems, we offer full-system commercial warranties typically ranging from 10–30 years depending on manufacturer specifications.
Learn more: Commercial Roofing
Why our warranties stand out:
- Coverage backed by nationally recognized manufacturers
- Transferable protection that adds home resale value
- Combined material and labor coverage for true peace of mind
- Support from a local, trusted company that honors every commitment
Every project includes a detailed warranty review, so you know exactly what’s covered and for how long. Because at Millstream Construction, a warranty is only as strong as the company behind it — and we stand by our work 100%.
How long does a typical roof last? A well-built roof in New England typically lasts between 20 and 50 years depending on the material, installation quality, and ongoing maintenance. Harsh winters, summer heat, and coastal storms all impact lifespan — which is why choosing the right system and maintaining it properly matters.
Average roof lifespans by material:
- Architectural Asphalt Shingles: 25–30 years — the most common and reliable option for New England homes.
See more: GAF Roofing - Premium Asphalt Shingles: 30–40 years — upgraded options with enhanced durability, impact resistance, and design appeal.
Explore: Roof Types - Metal Roofing: 40–70 years — extremely durable, energy-efficient, and ideal for snow-heavy or coastal areas.
Learn more: Commercial Metal Roof - EPDM (Rubber Roofing): 25–35 years — durable single-ply membrane suited for commercial and low-slope residential roofs.
See: Commercial Roof Types - TPO Roofing: 20–30 years — reflective, energy-efficient, and resistant to UV rays and punctures.
Explore: TPO Roof Systems - PVC Roofing: 25–35 years — strong and chemical-resistant, perfect for restaurants, factories, and flat roofs.
More info: PVC Roofing - Modified Bitumen: 20–30 years — flexible asphalt-based system that performs well in cold climates.
Learn more: Modified Bitumen Roof
What affects roof lifespan:
- Sun & weather exposure: UV rays, snow, ice, and wind gradually wear materials down.
- Ventilation & insulation: Proper attic airflow helps prevent moisture buildup and shingle deterioration.
See: Roof Ventilation • Attic Insulation - Maintenance & inspections: Regular inspections and small repairs help prevent early failure.
Explore: Roof Inspection - Installation quality: A roof is only as strong as the crew that installs it — that’s where Millstream Construction makes the difference.
With expert installation and proper maintenance, your roof can easily outlast its expected lifespan — protecting your home or business for decades to come.
What are the signs my roof needs to be replaced? There are several clear warning signs that your roof may be nearing the end of its lifespan. Some are easy to spot, others are more subtle — but identifying them early can help you avoid major water damage or costly structural repairs.
Common signs your roof may need replacement:
- Damaged or missing shingles: Curling, cracking, or missing shingles expose your roof deck to moisture and UV damage.
Learn more: Roof Repair - Granules in gutters: Finding black or sandy residue in your gutters is a sign your shingles are breaking down.
Check related service: Gutter Services - Leaks or water stains: Stains on ceilings or in the attic—especially near chimneys, vents, or skylights—signal active leaks.
See: Roof Inspection - Soft or sagging areas: May indicate rotted decking, trapped moisture, or structural failure beneath the shingles.
- Frequent repairs: If you’re patching sections every season, it’s usually more cost-effective to invest in a full replacement.
Explore: Roof Replacement - Roof age: Most asphalt roofs in New England last about 20–25 years before major wear sets in. Older roofs are more vulnerable to leaks and ice damming.
Learn more: GAF Roofing Systems - Neighbors replacing their roofs: In neighborhoods built around the same time, if your neighbors are getting new roofs, yours may not be far behind.
What to do next:
If you notice any of these warning signs, our team can perform a free roof inspection to determine whether you need a repair or full replacement. You’ll get an honest, detailed assessment — no pressure, just the facts — so you can make the right decision for your home.
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Can I repair my roof instead of replacing it? Yes — in many cases, a roof can be repaired instead of fully replaced. The key is determining whether the problem is localized or if it points to a larger system failure. Our team performs a full inspection to help you make the smartest, most cost-effective choice for your home.
When a repair is usually enough:
- Minor shingle damage: A few missing, cracked, or lifted shingles that can be replaced easily.
Learn more: Roof Repair - Small leaks: Especially around flashing, vents, or chimneys — common areas we can reseal or replace.
See service: Roof Inspection - Localized storm damage: Wind, hail, or falling debris impacting just one area.
Explore: Storm Damage Restoration - Newer roofs: Roofs under 10–15 years old often only need spot repairs to restore full protection.
When replacement may be the better choice:
- Widespread deterioration: Curling, cracking, granule loss, or missing shingles across large areas.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Recurring leaks: Multiple problem spots showing system-wide failure.
- Structural or ventilation issues: Sagging decking, poor airflow, or hidden moisture damage.
See related services: Roof Ventilation • Attic Insulation - Age: Roofs 20–25+ years old in New England are typically at the end of their lifespan.
See: GAF Roofing - Frequent repairs: If fixes are becoming an annual routine, it’s usually time to invest in a full system replacement.
Our promise:
If you’re unsure which route is best, we’ll perform a free roof inspection and give you a clear, honest recommendation — whether it’s a simple repair or a complete replacement. No upsells, no pressure, just straight answers from a trusted local team.
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What time of year is best for roofing? In New England, the best time for roofing is typically late spring through early fall — when temperatures are mild, weather is stable, and materials can properly seal. However, with our experience and preparation, we install and repair roofs year-round across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
Best seasons for roofing in New England:
- Spring: Ideal for roof inspections and repairs after harsh winter weather. It’s a great time to fix leaks, replace shingles, and prepare for summer storms.
Start here: Roof Inspection - Summer: Warm, consistent temperatures help asphalt shingles and sealants bond perfectly — making summer one of the most reliable times for full roof replacements.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Fall: Cool, dry air makes for ideal installation conditions before snow and ice return. Fall roofing ensures your home is fully sealed and winter-ready.
See more: Roof Repair
Winter roofing — is it possible?
- Yes, with proper technique and equipment. Our crews use cold-weather installation methods, warm storage for materials, and winter-safe adhesives to ensure long-lasting performance.
Learn more: GAF Roofing - Emergency repairs: Winter often brings leaks, ice dams, and wind damage — and we’re on call for fast, effective emergency service.
See: Storm Damage Restoration - Flat and metal roofing: These systems install well in colder weather since they rely on mechanical fastening and heat welding, not adhesive curing.
Explore: Commercial Metal Roof
Our year-round commitment:
While spring through fall offers the best working conditions, Millstream Construction’s certified crews are trained to deliver high-quality results in every season. Whether it’s a winter emergency or a summer remodel, your roof is protected all year long.
Will a new roof increase my home’s value? Yes — a new roof can significantly increase your home’s value and marketability. In New England, where harsh weather takes a toll on older roofs, buyers place high value on homes with recent roofing upgrades. It’s one of the most effective exterior investments for both resale appeal and long-term protection.
How a new roof boosts your home’s value:
- Higher resale return: A new roof can recoup a large portion of its cost when selling, thanks to enhanced curb appeal and improved structural reliability.
Explore: Roof Replacement - Improved curb appeal: Fresh architectural shingles or modern metal roofing can completely transform your home’s exterior.
Learn more: Roof Types - Buyer confidence: A new roof eliminates concerns about leaks, repairs, or insurance issues — giving buyers peace of mind and helping your home stand out in the market.
- Energy efficiency: New roofing systems often include updated ventilation, insulation, and reflective materials that reduce heating and cooling costs.
See related services: Roof Ventilation • Attic Insulation - Smoother home inspections: A newer roof almost always passes inspection with flying colors — helping streamline closings and reduce negotiation hurdles.
Why it’s a smart investment:
- One of the highest ROI home improvements (often 60–70% return)
- Reduces insurance risks and may lower premiums
- Improves comfort, efficiency, and long-term protection
Whether you’re preparing to sell your home or simply want to invest in lasting protection, a new roof adds both immediate curb appeal and long-term value — while keeping your home safer and more energy efficient year-round.
Do I have to be home during installation? No — you don’t need to be home during your roof installation. Most homeowners choose to be away since the process can be loud and involve plenty of movement around the property. As long as we have full access to your driveway, yard, and exterior power outlets, our crew can complete the job safely and efficiently without anyone inside.
When you might choose to stay home:
- To meet your project manager or crew leader: Some homeowners like to be there at the start to review the plan or ask quick questions.
- To keep an eye on pets: Roofing noise can be stressful for animals — some prefer to keep them comfortable or relocate them for the day.
- To manage access: If you need to move vehicles or coordinate driveway use during installation.
When it’s better to be away:
- The noise factor: Hammering, tear-off, and equipment can be loud, especially in multi-level or older homes.
- Safety & convenience: Crews work on multiple sides of the property, so staying inside may limit mobility.
- No need for supervision: Our certified team handles every step, from setup to cleanup, without homeowner oversight.
Learn more: Roof Replacement
How we keep you informed:
- Photo and video updates during key stages
- Daily progress reports and estimated completion time
- A full walkthrough and cleanup confirmation before we leave
Whether you stay home or head out for the day, we make sure the process is smooth, safe, and fully transparent. You’ll always know exactly what’s happening — and come home to a clean property with a brand-new roof built to last.
How loud is the roofing process? Roofing is loud — no way around it. Between tear-off, hammering, nail guns, compressors, and crew movement, you’ll definitely notice the noise inside your home. The good news: it’s temporary. Most roof replacements take only one to two days, and once we’re done, the noise goes with us — leaving behind a clean, beautiful, and durable new roof.
What to expect during installation:
- Tear-off: This is the noisiest stage. Removing old shingles and debris creates heavy thumping and scraping sounds.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Hammering & fastening: Even with air nailers, fastening shingles or panels creates rhythmic, sharp impact noise that carries through upper floors.
- Foot traffic: You’ll hear crew movement and occasional vibration as they navigate the roof during installation.
- Equipment sounds: Compressors, debris chutes, ladders, and material handling contribute to the overall noise level.
Tips to make it easier:
- Plan to be out of the house: If possible, run errands, work remotely, or schedule activities during installation days.
- Prepare pets and children: Noise and vibrations can make animals or small kids uneasy — consider a quiet space or short getaway.
Related: Roof Inspection - Secure wall décor: Remove or stabilize fragile items and picture frames on upper floors to prevent rattling or shifting.
- Communicate any special needs: If you have sensitive equipment, a home office, or accessibility needs, let our project manager know in advance — we’ll adjust accordingly.
After installation:
Once work wraps up, we complete a full cleanup and magnetic nail sweep. Most homeowners find the temporary noise a small trade-off for decades of reliable protection — and a sharp new look for their home.
Siding Questions
What siding options do you offer for homes? We install a full range of premium siding materials built to withstand New England’s unpredictable weather — from harsh winters to humid summers — while enhancing your home’s beauty, energy efficiency, and value. Whether you prefer timeless charm or a clean, modern look, we have the right siding for every style and budget.
Popular siding options we offer:
- Vinyl Siding: A cost-effective, low-maintenance choice that resists fading, cracking, and warping. Available in a wide range of colors, textures, and profiles.
Learn more: Siding Replacement - Fiber Cement Siding (James Hardie®): Engineered for extreme durability and fire resistance, it replicates the look of wood without the rot or upkeep. Perfect for New England homes that demand beauty and strength.
See more: Siding Types - Engineered Wood & Composite Siding: Offers the warmth and authentic look of wood with superior moisture resistance and less maintenance — great for both traditional and modern homes.
- Wood Siding: A natural, classic option that delivers timeless appeal. Ideal for historic or coastal homes where authenticity matters. Requires periodic sealing or painting for longevity.
Explore: Siding Repair - Metal Siding: A sleek, modern solution that’s exceptionally durable and energy-efficient. Works well for both contemporary architecture and rustic barn-style homes.
Related: Commercial Metal Roof - Shake & Shingle Siding: Delivers that classic New England character — available in vinyl, fiber cement, or composite options that mimic real cedar without the maintenance.
- Board-and-Batten Siding: A vertical siding style that adds dimension and curb appeal, perfect for accent walls or entire home exteriors.
See: Project Gallery
Why homeowners choose Millstream Construction for siding:
- Certified installation and manufacturer-backed warranties
- Custom color and texture matching for any home style
- Energy-efficient and low-maintenance materials
- Expert craftsmanship designed for New England’s climate
Not sure which siding material is right for your home? We’ll walk you through the options, compare durability and maintenance levels, and help you design a look that fits your style and budget perfectly.
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How does siding help protect homes? Siding is your home’s first shield against New England’s harsh elements — from heavy rain and snow to summer heat and coastal winds. Beyond giving your home great curb appeal, quality siding plays a crucial role in protecting your structure, improving energy efficiency, and preventing costly damage over time.
How siding protects your home:
- Moisture defense: Properly installed siding blocks rain, snow, and ice from penetrating walls — preventing rot, mold, and water damage.
Learn more: Siding Replacement - Wind resistance: High-quality siding systems are engineered to stand up to strong winds and Nor’easters, keeping your home tight and secure.
See details: Siding Types - Energy efficiency: Modern insulated siding helps regulate indoor temperatures and lower energy bills by reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer.
Explore related improvements: Attic Insulation - Pest protection: A sealed, well-maintained exterior keeps out insects, rodents, and other pests that can cause hidden damage.
- UV and fade resistance: Premium materials resist color fading and cracking, keeping your home looking new for decades — even under strong sunlight.
- Structural protection: Quality siding preserves the underlying framing, extending the lifespan of your home and preventing expensive future repairs.
Learn about repair options: Siding Repair
Why it matters:
In a region as demanding as New England, siding isn’t just cosmetic — it’s essential protection for your home. With Millstream Construction’s siding installation services, you’ll get a durable, energy-efficient exterior that stands up to the elements and looks great doing it.
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Can I replace my siding in the winter? Yes — siding can absolutely be replaced in the winter. While cold weather requires extra care and precision, our experienced crews use cold-weather installation techniques to ensure your siding is installed safely, correctly, and built to last. In many cases, winter can even be the best time for siding work — with faster scheduling and less disruption to your home’s exterior season.
What to expect with winter siding replacement:
- Cold-weather handling: Vinyl and composite siding become less flexible in freezing temperatures, so we use specialized tools and techniques to prevent cracking or warping.
Learn more: Siding Replacement - Equal durability: When installed correctly, winter siding performs just as well as warm-weather installations — no difference in strength, sealing, or lifespan.
See options: Siding Types - Faster scheduling: Winter often offers more flexibility and shorter lead times compared to the busy spring and summer seasons.
- Immediate weather protection: If your siding is cracked, warped, or letting in drafts, replacing it before spring prevents water intrusion and energy loss.
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Why winter siding makes sense:
- Protects your home before harsh freeze-thaw cycles cause further damage
- Helps maintain indoor comfort and lower energy costs
- Lets you avoid spring scheduling delays and high demand
With the right materials, equipment, and experience, winter siding replacement is not only possible — it’s smart. Contact us today to schedule your free inspection and discover how Millstream Construction keeps homes protected in every season.
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How long does new siding typically last? New siding can last anywhere from 20 to 60+ years, depending on the material, installation quality, and maintenance. In New England’s extreme climate — with hot summers, freezing winters, and coastal moisture — choosing durable, weather-resistant siding and maintaining it properly makes all the difference in longevity.
Average lifespan by siding type:
- Vinyl Siding: 20–30 years, or longer with proper cleaning and care. Vinyl is fade-resistant, flexible, and ideal for most residential homes.
Learn more: Vinyl Siding Replacement - Fiber Cement (James Hardie®): 30–50 years. Extremely durable and resistant to rot, fire, and pests, with minimal upkeep required.
Explore: Fiber Cement Siding - Composite / Engineered Wood: 25–40 years. Combines the warmth of real wood with modern moisture resistance and stability.
- Wood Siding: 20–40 years, depending on sealing, staining, and weather exposure. Regular maintenance is key for maximum life.
- Metal Siding: 40–60+ years. Incredibly durable and corrosion-resistant, great for modern and traditional designs alike.
See related: Metal Roofing - Shake & Shingle Siding: 25–50 years, depending on whether it’s made of vinyl, fiber cement, or composite materials.
How to make your siding last longer:
- Clean siding once or twice a year to remove dirt and mildew
- Inspect and repair cracks or gaps promptly
- Repaint or reseal wood or fiber cement siding as needed
- Ensure gutters and downspouts are directing water away from walls
- Schedule professional inspections every few years
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With professional installation and quality materials, your siding can protect your home and maintain its beauty for decades — even through the toughest New England winters.
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Will new siding improve my home’s energy efficiency? Yes — upgrading your siding can make a big difference in your home’s overall energy efficiency. Modern siding systems are designed to reduce air leaks, improve insulation, and stabilize indoor temperatures, making your home more comfortable and cost-effective year-round — especially in New England’s extreme weather.
How new siding boosts energy performance:
- Enhanced insulation: Many siding options, such as insulated vinyl or foam-backed panels, reduce heat transfer and improve your home’s R-value.
Learn more: Siding Types - Sealed building envelope: Professional installation closes gaps, cracks, and joints that let conditioned air escape — cutting drafts and improving HVAC efficiency.
See also: Siding Replacement - Reduced energy loss: A well-installed siding system limits air infiltration through exterior walls, keeping your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
Explore: Attic Insulation - Improved moisture control: A properly layered weather barrier behind the siding prevents trapped moisture, mold, and rot while allowing your walls to breathe naturally.
See related: Roof Ventilation - UV and weather protection: High-quality materials reflect sunlight and resist warping or fading, which helps maintain consistent indoor comfort and appearance over time.
Combine upgrades for maximum savings:
While siding plays a major role in energy efficiency, combining it with modern energy-efficient windows and a properly ventilated roofing system delivers the biggest impact on comfort and utility bills.
Ready to make your home more efficient? Contact us to schedule a free consultation and learn how new siding can help you save energy while transforming your home’s exterior.
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Do you offer siding repair in addition to replacement? Yes — we provide professional siding repair services alongside full replacements. Whether your siding is cracked, warped, or has suffered from storm damage, pests, or years of wear and tear, our team can restore its strength, appearance, and weather protection. We handle everything from small patch jobs to large repair sections across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
Our siding repair process:
- Inspection & damage assessment: We start with a detailed inspection to determine the extent of the damage and whether a repair or full replacement makes the most sense.
Learn more: Siding Repair - Targeted repairs: We replace cracked or missing panels, reseal gaps, reinforce loose sections, and fix flashing or trim issues to prevent future leaks.
See also: Storm Damage Restoration - Material & color matching: Our team sources siding that matches your existing texture and color as closely as possible for a seamless appearance.
Explore materials: Siding Types - Warranty-backed craftsmanship: Repairs are performed to the same standards as full installations, using high-quality materials backed by manufacturer warranties.
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When to call for siding repair:
- Visible cracks, holes, or warping
- Loose or missing panels after storms
- Water stains or mold near walls or insulation
- Increased drafts or pests entering through damaged areas
If you notice any of these signs, don’t wait — minor siding issues can quickly lead to water damage or rot beneath the surface. Schedule a free inspection today, and we’ll provide a clear, honest recommendation and transparent estimate for repair or replacement.
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Window Questions
What types of windows do you install? We install premium window systems from ProVia — one of the most trusted names in the industry for quality, energy efficiency, and design flexibility. Whether you’re upgrading for better insulation, curb appeal, or ease of maintenance, ProVia’s lineup includes options to fit every home and budget.
ProVia window series we offer:
- Endure™ Vinyl Windows: High-performance all-vinyl construction offering top-tier energy efficiency, advanced glass options, and a wide range of styles and finishes.
Learn more: Vinyl Window Replacement - Aeris™ Wood-Clad Vinyl Windows: Combines the warmth of a real wood interior with the low-maintenance durability of a vinyl exterior — perfect for homeowners who want premium craftsmanship and beauty.
See more: Window Types - Aspect™ Vinyl Windows: A mid-range line offering excellent performance, value, and durability, ideal for cost-conscious upgrades without sacrificing quality.
- EcoLite™ Vinyl Windows: ProVia’s entry-level line that delivers dependable quality and efficiency at an affordable price — great for rentals or large-scale projects.
Available window styles:
We install every major window configuration, including double-hung, slider, casement, awning, hopper, picture, bay & bow, garden, and custom architectural shapes.
Why we trust ProVia:
- Energy efficiency: Most ProVia windows are ENERGY STAR® certified and feature ComforTech™ Warm Edge glazing for superior insulation.
- Customization: Choose from a variety of frame colors, grid patterns, glass types, and decorative options to complement your home’s style.
- Durability: ProVia’s SunShield® vinyl resists fading, cracking, and weather damage — built for decades of performance in New England conditions.
- Lifetime warranty: Many ProVia window lines include a transferable limited lifetime warranty for lasting peace of mind.
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Whether you’re replacing a few drafty windows or upgrading your entire home, we’ll help you choose the perfect ProVia system that fits your goals, budget, and design vision.
How do I know if I need new windows? There are several telltale signs that your windows may be past their prime. Some problems affect comfort and energy efficiency, while others can compromise safety or home value. Catching these issues early can help you avoid costly repairs and improve your home’s performance year-round.
Common signs it’s time for new windows:
- Drafts or cold spots: Feeling air leaks around window frames means your seals are failing.
Learn more: Window Replacement - Condensation between panes: Foggy or hazy glass between double- or triple-pane windows indicates a broken seal, reducing insulation performance.
- Hard to open or close: Warped frames or failing hardware can make windows difficult to operate or impossible to lock securely.
See options: Window Types - Rising energy bills: Drafty, inefficient windows make heating and cooling systems work harder, driving up utility costs.
Explore solutions: Energy-Efficient Windows - Visible damage: Rotting wood, cracked vinyl, or broken glass mean your windows can no longer protect your home from the elements.
- Sun fading: Older glass lacks UV protection, allowing sunlight to bleach furniture, flooring, and décor.
- Noise infiltration: If you can clearly hear street noise, your windows may have poor insulation or single-pane construction.
Why replacement makes sense:
New ProVia® windows improve comfort, reduce noise, and lower energy costs — all while enhancing your home’s appearance and resale value. Our team will inspect your current windows and help determine whether a repair or full replacement is the best solution.
Do new windows really help reduce energy bills? Yes — upgrading to modern, energy-efficient windows can significantly lower your heating and cooling costs. Today’s window technology is engineered to keep warm air in during New England winters and block unwanted heat during the summer. The result: fewer drafts, better comfort, and year-round energy savings.
How new windows improve energy efficiency:
- Advanced insulation: Multi-pane glass with argon or krypton gas minimizes heat transfer, keeping your home’s temperature more consistent.
Learn more: Window Replacement - Low-E glass coatings: Reflect heat back indoors in the winter and block UV rays and solar heat in the summer, improving comfort while reducing strain on your HVAC system.
Explore window styles: Window Types - Tighter seals and frames: Modern windows feature precision-engineered weatherstripping and welded corners to eliminate air leaks — no more cold drafts or rattling panes.
- ENERGY STAR® performance: Certified windows meet strict efficiency standards, helping you save money on utilities while reducing your carbon footprint.
See energy-efficient options: ProVia® Windows - UV protection: Built-in coatings filter out harmful ultraviolet light, protecting your floors, furniture, and artwork from fading over time.
Expected results:
Homeowners often notice an immediate difference in comfort — fewer drafts, quieter interiors, and more stable indoor temperatures. Over time, those improvements translate into lower energy bills and a stronger return on investment. Pairing new windows with upgraded attic insulation and insulated siding can further increase your home’s efficiency.
Can Millstream Construction handle custom window sizes? Absolutely — we specialize in custom window fabrication and installation for homes with unique openings, non-standard dimensions, and historic architecture. Whether you’re replacing an odd-sized window or designing something completely new, we ensure a perfect fit, airtight seal, and flawless finish every time.
Our custom window process:
- Precision measurement: Our experts take detailed measurements of each opening — whether existing or newly framed — to guarantee a perfect fit.
Learn more: Window Replacement - Product selection: We help you choose the ideal ProVia® window system based on your specifications, including frame material, glass type, interior/exterior colors, and decorative options.
Explore styles: Window Types - Factory fabrication: For specialty shapes (arched, circular, oversized, or architectural designs), we coordinate directly with ProVia’s manufacturing team to build windows to exact specifications.
- Professional installation: Our certified installers ensure a precise fit, proper sealing, and insulation for long-term energy efficiency and weather protection.
See related service: Window Replacement Cost - Finishing & inspection: We handle all final trim work, interior and exterior finishing, and quality assurance checks to confirm smooth operation and warranty compliance.
Perfect for:
- Historic homes with non-standard window openings
- Custom-built or remodeled spaces needing tailored sizing
- Architectural accents such as bay, bow, or arched designs
- Energy upgrades that require precise sealing and fit
If your project involves irregular window sizes or specialty designs, we’ll measure, source, and install the ideal custom solution — built for performance, beauty, and energy savings. Contact us today for a free consultation and estimate.
How long does it take to replace windows? Most window replacement projects are completed faster than homeowners expect. On average, it takes about 30–60 minutes per window, and a full-home project is typically finished within one to two days — depending on window type, accessibility, and existing conditions. Our crews work efficiently while maintaining clean, careful workmanship throughout your home.
What can affect your installation timeline:
- Number of windows: The more windows being replaced, the longer the total project duration — but we work in teams to minimize downtime.
Learn more: Window Replacement - Window style and size: Standard double-hung or slider windows install faster, while custom shapes, bay/bow, or garden windows require more time for setup and precision.
Explore styles: Window Types - Condition of existing frames: Damaged or rotted window frames may require repair or replacement before new windows are installed — adding time but ensuring lasting performance.
See related service: Window Replacement Cost - Full-frame vs. insert installation: Insert (pocket) windows fit into existing frames for faster installation, while full-frame replacements involve removing trim and sills for a completely fresh start.
- Accessibility and setup: Upper-story or hard-to-reach windows take longer due to ladders, staging, or specialized equipment.
What to expect during your project:
- We work room by room to minimize disruption
- Floors, furniture, and nearby areas are covered for protection
- Each window is properly sealed, trimmed, and cleaned before we move on
- Final inspection ensures every unit operates smoothly and efficiently
By the end of the project, you’ll have new, energy-efficient ProVia® windows that look great, perform flawlessly, and make your home more comfortable year-round.
Are your window products backed by warranties? Yes — all of our window products are backed by industry-leading warranties from ProVia, giving you long-term peace of mind and protection. These warranties cover materials, hardware, glass, finishes, and even factory-applied coatings — ensuring your investment lasts for decades.
ProVia Window Warranty Coverage:
- Lifetime Limited Warranty — Window or Patio Door Unit: The rigid vinyl frame and sash are protected for as long as you own your home against cracking, peeling, pitting, or blistering. The warranty can also be transferred once to a subsequent homeowner.
Learn more: Window Replacement - Hardware: Operating components — such as balances, locks, and tilt mechanisms — are covered for the lifetime of your ownership, ensuring smooth, reliable performance.
- Insulated Glass with Super Spacer®: The sealed glass units are warranted for life against fogging, condensation, or film formation between panes, ensuring lasting clarity and efficiency.
Explore window options: Window Types - Factory-Applied Exterior Paint Finish: Exterior coatings are warranted for 15 years against cracking, peeling, blistering, and fading under normal weather conditions.
See related: Window Warranty & Cost - Interior Wood Finish (for wood-clad models): Factory-applied paint or stain on interior surfaces is covered for 10 years against defects in workmanship or material.
Why it matters:
Choosing ProVia® windows through Millstream Construction means your installation is not only expertly crafted but also protected by a manufacturer committed to long-term quality. We review all warranty terms with you during installation, so you understand exactly what’s covered — no fine print, no surprises.
Our own workmanship warranty complements ProVia’s coverage, ensuring that if any issue arises due to installation, we’ll make it right — fast, professional, and hassle-free.
Roofing Materials & Options
What roofing materials do you offer? We install a complete range of premium roofing materials — including asphalt shingles, metal roofs, flat and low-slope systems, and commercial membranes like TPO and EPDM. As a GAF-certified contractor, Millstream Construction provides the full line of GAF residential and commercial products, engineered for superior durability, energy efficiency, and long-term performance in New England’s demanding climate.
Roofing materials we install:
- GAF Timberline® Architectural Shingles: America’s best-selling shingle, offering dimensional style, strong wind resistance, and all-weather performance.
Learn more: GAF Roofing - GAF Timberline® HDZ™: Built with LayerLock™ technology for precise installation and backed by a no maximum wind speed warranty when installed as part of a full GAF Roofing System.
Explore: Roof Types - GAF Timberline® UHDZ™: Ultra-premium shingles with added thickness, deeper shadow lines, and enhanced impact resistance — perfect for homeowners seeking top-tier protection and curb appeal.
- GAF Designer Shingles: High-end styles that mimic natural slate, cedar shake, or tile — without the heavy maintenance or cost.
See examples: Project Gallery - GAF 3-Tab Shingles: A reliable, budget-friendly option that delivers time-tested protection and traditional curb appeal.
- Metal Roofing: Durable, energy-efficient, and low-maintenance — available in standing seam and panel profiles for residential and commercial properties.
Learn more: Metal Roofing - TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin): A reflective, energy-efficient membrane ideal for commercial or flat-roof applications, helping reduce cooling costs.
Explore: Commercial Roof Types - EPDM (Rubber Roofing): A long-lasting, cost-effective flat roof system known for weather resistance and flexibility — excellent for large commercial properties.
- PVC Roofing: A high-performance, heat-welded membrane with superior chemical resistance — ideal for restaurants, industrial sites, and flat-roof buildings.
- Modified Bitumen: A durable, asphalt-based flat roofing solution that performs exceptionally well in cold climates like New England.
- GAF Low-Slope Systems: Commercial-grade TPO, PVC, and Mod-Bit systems offering long-term waterproofing, energy savings, and warranty protection.
Why homeowners and businesses choose Millstream Construction:
- Certified GAF installer — access to exclusive warranties and full-system protection
- Expert installation teams trained for both steep-slope and flat roofing systems
- High-performance materials designed for New England’s weather extremes
- Options for residential, multi-family, and commercial properties
No matter the size or complexity of your project, we’ll help you choose the right material for your budget, aesthetic, and long-term protection — all backed by industry-leading GAF warranties.
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What’s the difference between 3-tab and architectural shingles? The main differences come down to durability, appearance, and weather resistance. Architectural shingles — particularly GAF Timberline® — offer thicker construction, better wind protection, and a dimensional appearance that makes them the go-to choice for New England homeowners seeking long-lasting protection and style.
Key differences between 3-tab and architectural shingles:
- Design & Appearance:
- 3-tab shingles: Flat, single-layer shingles that create a uniform, traditional look.
Learn more: Roof Types - Architectural shingles: Multi-layered shingles with depth, shadow lines, and a dimensional texture that mimics natural wood shake — offering a richer, more upscale look.
- 3-tab shingles: Flat, single-layer shingles that create a uniform, traditional look.
- Durability:
- 3-tab: Lightweight and more prone to wind uplift, cracking, and granule loss over time.
- Architectural: Thicker, heavier, and engineered for superior impact and weather resistance — ideal for snow, ice, and high winds common in New England.
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- Wind Resistance:
- 3-tab: Typically rated for 60–70 mph winds.
- Architectural: GAF Timberline® HDZ™ shingles include LayerLock™ technology and are eligible for a no maximum wind speed warranty when installed as a complete GAF Roofing System.
- Lifespan:
- 3-tab: Usually lasts 15–20 years with standard maintenance.
- Architectural: Averages 25–30+ years, and often longer with proper ventilation and care.
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- Cost & Value:
- 3-tab: Lower upfront cost but shorter lifespan and lower resale value.
- Architectural: Slightly higher initial investment that delivers significantly better long-term value and warranty protection.
Which is right for your home?
For most New England homes, architectural shingles are the clear choice. They’re built to handle snow, wind, and temperature swings — all while enhancing curb appeal and maximizing your home’s value. Backed by GAF’s trusted warranties, they deliver lasting peace of mind and superior performance year after year.
What’s the best roofing material for New England weather? The best roofing materials for New England are those built to withstand heavy snow, high winds, temperature swings, and coastal moisture. Asphalt architectural shingles and metal roofing remain the top choices for most homes thanks to their strength, weather resistance, and longevity — especially when using GAF’s Timberline® line of products.
Top roofing materials for New England homes and businesses:
- GAF Timberline® Architectural Shingles: Designed specifically for harsh climates, these shingles offer excellent wind resistance, impact durability, and long-lasting moisture protection. The GAF Timberline® HDZ™ series includes LayerLock™ technology and a wind warranty with no maximum wind speed limitation when installed as a system.
- Metal Roofing: The gold standard for snow and ice management. Metal roofing naturally sheds snow, resists ice dams, and tolerates rapid freeze-thaw cycles. Available in standing seam and metal panel systems for both residential and commercial applications.
Learn more: Metal Roofing - TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin): A high-performance flat-roof membrane that’s reflective, energy-efficient, and ideal for commercial or low-slope applications.
See more: Commercial Roof Types - EPDM (Rubber Roofing): Extremely durable and flexible, making it a trusted option for flat or low-slope roofs. It resists UV exposure and temperature stress exceptionally well.
Explore: Commercial Roof Replacement - Modified Bitumen: A rugged, asphalt-based multi-layer system that performs reliably in freezing temperatures and severe weather conditions.
Most popular choice for homeowners:
For sloped residential roofs, GAF Timberline® architectural shingles are the best all-around option. They balance affordability, premium aesthetics, and top-tier performance under New England weather conditions. With options like the Timberline® UHDZ™ series, homeowners get enhanced impact resistance and upgraded curb appeal — backed by GAF’s unmatched warranty coverage.
Best long-term option:
If you’re looking for the most durable and weather-resilient system available, metal roofing offers unmatched longevity, energy efficiency, and snow performance. It’s a smart investment for homeowners seeking 40–70 years of protection with minimal maintenance.
Not sure which roof is right for your home? We’ll help you compare options, discuss warranty coverage, and design a system built to handle New England’s toughest weather — beautifully and reliably.
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Do you install specific roofing brands? Yes — Millstream Construction proudly installs trusted, industry-leading roofing systems from GAF, Owens Corning, and other top manufacturers. These brands are built to handle New England’s demanding weather while delivering long-term durability, energy efficiency, and exceptional curb appeal.
Roofing brands we trust and install:
- GAF Roofing Systems: The #1-selling shingle brand in North America, featuring Timberline® Architectural, HDZ™, and UHDZ™ shingles. With LayerLock™ technology and system-wide warranties, GAF products deliver unmatched wind resistance and industry-leading protection for your home.
- Owens Corning®: Known for their Duration® line with SureNail® Technology — providing outstanding grip, wind performance, and durability. Owens Corning shingles offer vibrant colors and proven reliability backed by strong manufacturer warranties.
- Metal Roofing Systems: We partner with top metal suppliers to provide standing seam and metal panel roofs designed for maximum snow shedding, corrosion resistance, and longevity — ideal for both residential and commercial properties.
Learn more: Metal Roofing - Commercial Roofing Brands: For flat and low-slope roofs, we install high-performance systems like TPO, EPDM, PVC, and Modified Bitumen from leading manufacturers, offering full warranty coverage and long-term protection.
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Why we only use proven brands:
- Certified installation through GAF and Owens Corning programs
- Comprehensive system warranties covering materials and workmanship
- Products engineered for New England’s snow, wind, and coastal moisture
- Superior color, texture, and style options to match your home’s design
By partnering with the best names in the roofing industry, we ensure every Millstream Construction project is built with trusted materials, expert installation, and lasting protection.
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Can you match my current shingle color? Yes — in most cases, we can match your existing shingle color with near-perfect accuracy. Millstream Construction works with trusted manufacturers like GAF and Owens Corning, both of which offer wide color libraries and long-running shingle lines that make color matching simple and precise.
How we match your existing shingle color:
- On-site inspection: Our team visits your property and compares your current shingles directly to manufacturer samples to identify the closest possible match.
- Manufacturer color libraries: Lines such as GAF Timberline® feature consistent colors across decades of production, helping us locate a perfect or near-perfect match even for older roofs.
- Digital color tools: We use manufacturer databases, digital shingle ID guides, and visual reference tools to pinpoint exact or similar color tones for your repair or partial replacement.
- Closest modern alternative: If your shingle color has been discontinued, we’ll recommend the closest available shade for a seamless appearance.
What to expect:
While a 100% exact match is easiest when the shingle is still in production, we typically achieve results that blend beautifully — even on roofs 10–20 years old. Our goal is to restore your roof’s look and integrity while maintaining visual consistency.
Planning a repair or partial roof replacement? We’ll help you find the perfect color match for a clean, cohesive finish that preserves your home’s curb appeal.
Are metal roofs noisy? No — that’s a common misconception. Modern metal roofs, when installed properly with quality underlayment and solid decking, are no louder than asphalt shingle roofs during rain, wind, or hail. In fact, most homeowners are surprised by how quiet they are once installed.
Why today’s metal roofs stay quiet:
- Solid roof decking: Panels are installed over plywood or OSB sheathing, which absorbs vibration and dampens sound.
- Premium underlayment: Synthetic or insulated underlayments add an extra sound barrier between the decking and the metal system.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Attic insulation: Most homes in New England already have insulation that blocks exterior noise, reducing any difference between metal and shingle systems.
- Standing seam design: Modern locking and fastening systems eliminate the loose “pinging” sounds often associated with older metal roofs.
The result:
When properly installed by experienced pros, a metal roof is quiet, energy-efficient, and incredibly durable. Even during heavy rain or storms, most homeowners notice little to no sound difference compared to traditional shingles — just the added peace of mind of superior weather protection.
Are there energy-efficient options for roofing? Yes — we offer high-performance, energy-efficient roofing systems that help trim your energy bills and improve comfort in your New England home. From cool-roof shingles to reflective metal panels, we’ll help you pick the right system for your property’s climate and specs.
Energy-efficient roofing options we provide:
- Cool-roof asphalt shingles: These shingles use reflective granules and coatings to reduce heat absorption. They help keep your attic cooler and your HVAC working less.
- Metal roofing: Metal panels naturally reflect more solar heat than traditional asphalt and can be paired with energy-saving coatings for enhanced performance.
- TPO or PVC membranes (for flat/low-slope roofs): These membranes reflect sunlight, reduce rooftop temperatures, and increase energy efficiency — especially useful on commercial or low-slope residential roofs.
- System-level components: It’s not just about the top layer — synthetic underlayments, proper attic ventilation, and balanced insulation all work together to maximize efficiency.
- Solar-ready roofing: Options like solar shingles or solar panel arrays can be integrated with the roof system for added energy savings and performance.
How these options reduce energy bills:
- Less heat gain in summer: Reflective surfaces bounce solar energy away, which helps lower the temperature in your attic and reduce cooling load.
- More stable indoor temperatures: With better insulation and a tighter roof system, your home stays more comfortable with fewer hot and cold spots.
- Reduced HVAC run time: When the roof and attic are working more efficiently, your heating and cooling systems don’t need to run as often.
- Long-term savings: Over the roof’s life, energy savings add up — and you may also see a longer lifespan for the roofing materials thanks to less thermal stress.
New England-specific considerations:
- Winter performance: While cool roofs shine in summer, we also focus on ventilation, insulation, and moisture control to handle snow loads, ice dams, and cold drafts.
- Year-round balance: Reflective materials help in summer, but the full roofing system (underlayment, flashing, attic cavity) determines real performance over every season.
Not sure which option fits your home & budget? We’ll conduct a detailed inspection, review your attic and ventilation, and recommend a high-performing, energy-efficient roofing system tailored to New England’s weather. Contact us today to get started.
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Do you install skylights or roof vents? Yes — we install, replace, and upgrade both skylights and roof ventilation systems as part of our complete roofing services. Proper daylighting and attic ventilation make your home brighter, more comfortable, and more energy-efficient — while also extending your roof’s lifespan in New England’s challenging weather.
Professional Skylight Services:
- New installations: Fixed, venting, solar-powered, and tubular skylights designed for your roof pitch and interior lighting goals.
- Replacements & upgrades: We replace outdated units with modern, energy-efficient skylights featuring low-E glass and advanced flashing systems.
- Leak prevention: Ice & water shield, factory flashing kits, and proper curb installation to protect against leaks and ice dams.
- Smart options: Available features include rain sensors, integrated blinds, insect screens, and solar-powered openers for added comfort.
Roof Ventilation Systems We Install:
- Ridge vents: Continuous exhaust ventilation for consistent attic airflow when paired with soffit intake vents.
- Box (static) vents: Ideal for complex rooflines or targeted ventilation needs.
- Powered and solar vents: Thermostat-controlled or solar-driven exhaust fans to remove excess heat and humidity efficiently.
- Soffit intake vents: Balanced intake to support ridge and exhaust systems, preventing negative pressure or trapped air.
Why Skylights & Ventilation Matter:
- Energy efficiency: Proper ventilation reduces attic heat in summer, controls winter moisture, and helps lower HVAC costs.
- Roof longevity: Balanced airflow prevents shingle deterioration, condensation buildup, and ice-dam formation.
- Comfort & daylight: Skylights flood your home with natural light and can improve indoor air circulation.
Our experts evaluate your attic, roof structure, and interior layout to design a customized skylight and ventilation solution that fits your home’s needs, performance goals, and budget.
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Can you do flat roofs? Yes — we install, repair, and maintain flat and low-slope roofing systems for both residential and commercial properties across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Our team uses top-tier materials designed to withstand New England’s heavy snow, rain, and temperature swings — delivering watertight, long-lasting protection.
Flat Roofing Systems We Install:
- TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin): A reflective, energy-efficient membrane ideal for commercial buildings and modern low-slope homes. It helps reduce cooling costs and performs exceptionally in hot and cold conditions.
- EPDM (Rubber Roofing): A proven, flexible membrane known for its durability, UV resistance, and cost-effectiveness — perfect for long-term reliability.
- PVC Roofing: A strong, chemical-resistant system ideal for restaurants, industrial facilities, and flat roofs exposed to harsh environments.
- Modified Bitumen: A multi-layer, asphalt-based flat roofing system that performs exceptionally well in cold climates and provides superior waterproofing.
Flat Roof Services We Provide:
- Complete flat roof replacements: Full tear-offs and reinstallation with premium commercial-grade membranes.
- Flat roof repairs: Targeted fixes for leaks, seam separation, punctures, or flashing damage.
- Preventative maintenance: Scheduled inspections, cleaning, and membrane upkeep to extend roof life and prevent costly breakdowns.
- Drainage and pitch evaluations: Ensuring proper slope, scuppers, and drains to prevent ponding and water damage.
Why Property Owners Choose Us:
- Certified installation: Our crews are trained in all major flat-roof systems, including GAF, Carlisle, and Firestone.
- Energy efficiency: Many systems qualify for ENERGY STAR® ratings and utility savings.
- Warranty coverage: We provide manufacturer-backed and workmanship warranties for long-term peace of mind.
Whether you’re managing a commercial property, apartment complex, or a low-slope home addition, we’ll design and install a flat roofing system built for your building’s performance needs and budget.
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What’s the warranty on your materials? Yes — when we install roofing systems from GAF, you’re covered by some of the most comprehensive warranties in the industry. As a GAF-certified contractor, Millstream Construction ensures that your roof is protected by strong manufacturer and workmanship warranties for long-term peace of mind.
Key GAF Warranty Options:
- Lifetime Limited Warranty: Available when GAF Lifetime® shingles and at least three qualifying GAF accessories are installed as part of the full system. This covers manufacturing defects in both shingles and accessories for as long as you own your home.
- WindProven™ Limited Wind Warranty: GAF’s exclusive wind coverage — providing no maximum wind-speed limit for 15 years when eligible GAF shingles are installed with the proper accessory combination.
- System Plus Limited Warranty: Includes enhanced coverage for both materials and labor, offering stronger protection than the standard limited warranty.
- Silver Pledge™ & Golden Pledge™ Warranties: Premium options that extend both material and workmanship coverage up to 25 years (Golden Pledge™ includes GAF’s strongest backed protection, available only through certified installers like us).
- Commercial Roofing Warranties: For TPO, PVC, and other low-slope systems, GAF offers material warranties from 10–35 years, with optional extended labor and workmanship coverage depending on the specification.
Our Warranty Process:
- We confirm all materials meet system requirements for enhanced coverage.
- We register your GAF warranty on your behalf to ensure full manufacturer protection.
- We review your coverage in writing so you know exactly what’s included — no fine print surprises.
Whether you choose a residential shingle system or a commercial flat roof, you’re getting protection backed by both GAF’s nationwide warranty program and Millstream Construction’s workmanship guarantee.
Roof Leaks & Repairs
If you notice a leak, the most important thing is to act quickly. Even a small leak can spread fast, damage insulation, stain ceilings, and lead to mold if it’s not addressed right away. If you're unsure where the water is coming from, start with a professional Roof Inspection.
What to do immediately:
- Contain the water: Place a bucket or container under the leak to prevent interior damage.
- Protect belongings: Move furniture, electronics, or valuables away from the affected area.
- Relieve pressure: If the ceiling is bulging with water, carefully poke a small hole to drain it safely — this helps prevent a sudden collapse.
- Check the attic (if safe): Look for wet insulation, dripping water, or obvious entry points to help identify the source.
Related service: Roof Inspection
Next steps:
- Call us as soon as possible: We prioritize leak calls and can send a technician quickly to assess the issue.
Get help: Roof Repair - Avoid DIY fixes: Temporary patches often trap moisture or make the problem worse if not done correctly.
Storm-related guidance: Storm Damage - Document the leak: Take photos or videos, especially if you may need insurance assistance.
Insurance support: Insurance Claims
Whether it’s storm damage, aging shingles, flashing issues, or a ventilation problem, we’ll diagnose the cause, stop the leak, and recommend the right repair or long-term fix to protect your home.
Yes — we provide emergency roofing repairs for homeowners and businesses. When a storm hits or a sudden leak appears, you shouldn’t have to wait days for help. Our team responds quickly to secure your home and prevent further damage. For fast service, start here: Roof Repair or Contact Us.
Emergency repair services include:
- Leak mitigation: Fast patching to stop active water intrusion.
Learn more: Leak & Roof Repair - Tarping: Heavy-duty tarps installed to protect exposed areas until permanent repairs can be made.
See storm help: Storm Damage - Storm damage repair: Wind, hail, fallen branches, and blown-off shingles.
Storm-specific pages: Home Storm Damage • Hail Damage - Flashing and vent repairs: Quick fixes to chimneys, skylights, ridge vents, or pipe boots causing leaks.
Ventilation info: Roof Ventilation
Skylight service: Skylights - Flat roof emergency service: Patching punctures, sealing seams, or addressing ponding issues.
Flat roof systems: EPDM Roof • Modified Bitumen • Commercial Roof Types
Why fast action matters:
- Prevents interior damage: Protects drywall, ceilings, insulation, and flooring.
- Stops mold and moisture issues: Reduces the chance of long-term structural problems.
- Keeps repair costs down: Addressing the issue early avoids major replacements later.
See costs: Repair Pricing & Services
If you’re dealing with a sudden leak or storm damage, reach out right away. Our emergency team is ready to respond and secure your home as quickly as possible.
Most roof leaks come from a handful of common issues — and the good news is that many of them can be prevented with proper installation and maintenance. In New England, where roofs face heavy snow, ice, wind, and sudden temperature swings, these problem areas show up more often.
Common causes of roof leaks:
- Damaged or missing shingles: Wind, age, and storm wear can expose the roof deck to water.
Learn more: Roof Repair - Failing flashing: Cracked or improperly installed flashing around chimneys, skylights, and vent pipes is one of the top leak sources.
Related services: Roof Inspection • Skylights - Ice dams: Melted snow refreezes at the roof edge, forcing water back under the shingles.
Prevention tips: Roof Ventilation • Attic Insulation - Clogged gutters: When gutters overflow, water can back up under shingles or along fascia boards.
See: Gutters - Poor roof ventilation: Moisture buildup in the attic can lead to condensation and leaks, especially in winter.
Proper airflow: Roof Ventilation - Worn-out roof membranes: On flat roofs, seams, punctures, and aging membranes can allow water infiltration.
Learn more: Flat & Low-Slope Roof Types • EPDM Roof • Modified Bitumen Roof - Improper installation: Shortcuts or mistakes during installation often cause leaks years before a roof should fail.
Trusted materials: GAF Roofing
If you're noticing stains, drips, or musty odors, it’s best to schedule an inspection quickly. We’ll identify the source, stop the leak, and recommend the right repair to prevent it from happening again.
Schedule an expert evaluation:
Roof Inspection • Roof Repair
Yes — in many cases, we can repair just part of your roof instead of replacing the whole thing. Whether a repair is the right choice depends on the age of the roof, the extent of the damage, and the condition of the surrounding shingles or membrane. If you're unsure, start with a professional Roof Inspection so we can evaluate the issue accurately.
When partial repairs make sense:
- Storm damage in one area: Wind or fallen branches affecting a small section of the roof.
Learn more: Storm Damage - Minor leaks: Flashing issues, small penetrations, or isolated shingle failures.
Repair options: Roof Repair - Newer roofs: Roofs under 10–15 years old often only need spot repairs if the rest of the system is in good shape.
See full systems: GAF Roofing - Localized wear: Heat-affected sections, valleys, or high-sun areas wearing faster than the rest.
Explore roof types: Roof Types
When a full replacement may be better:
- Widespread shingle deterioration: Curling, cracking, and granule loss across large sections.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Recurring leaks: Multiple problem spots showing system-wide failure.
Leak help: Roof Repair - Aging roofs: Roofs 20–25+ years old often won’t benefit from patching.
Understand lifespan: Roof Replacement Cost - Mismatched colors: If your shingle color is discontinued, repairs may not blend well.
Color matching tips: Roof Repair
We’ll inspect your roof, determine whether a partial repair is structurally and financially smart, and give you an honest recommendation. If a repair will solve the issue safely, we’ll do just that — no upselling and no pressure.
Finding the source of a roof leak takes a combination of experience, testing, and knowing how water moves through a roofing system. Leaks don’t always show up directly under the problem area — water can travel along rafters, nails, and underlayment before dripping inside. That’s why a thorough inspection is essential.
How we locate the cause of a leak:
- Exterior roof inspection: We look for missing shingles, lifted edges, cracked flashing, exposed nails, damaged pipe boots, and storm-related issues.
- Attic inspection: From inside the attic, we trace water stains, wet insulation, and moisture trails back to their entry point.
- Flashing and penetration check: Chimneys, skylights, vents, valleys, and dormers are the most common leak sources — we inspect them closely.
- Moisture mapping: We follow the pattern of moisture to understand how water is traveling beneath the roofing materials.
- Controlled water testing (if needed): We spray specific roof areas with water to recreate the leak and pinpoint the exact failure.
Once we identify the leak source, we’ll show you exactly what’s causing it, explain your options, and recommend the most reliable fix — whether that’s a quick repair or a more comprehensive solution to prevent future issues.
What if the roof leaks during installation? While it’s rare — especially with proper planning and weather monitoring — unexpected rain can happen. If a leak occurs during installation, our team responds immediately to protect your home and prevent any interior damage.
How we prevent leaks during installation:
- Constant weather monitoring: We track hourly forecasts and never open large roof sections if weather is questionable.
- Section-by-section tear-off: Only portions of the roof are exposed at a time to minimize risk.
- Immediate protection: Heavy-duty tarps and waterproof coverings are deployed the moment weather shifts.
- Same-day underlayment: We install synthetic underlayment quickly to seal the deck against sudden weather changes.
If a leak does happen:
- Rapid response: Work is paused and the exposed area is secured immediately.
- Interior protection: We help safeguard floors, furniture, and belongings from moisture.
- No-cost repairs: Any water intrusion caused during installation is fully repaired by our team.
- Full inspection: Once the weather clears, we inspect the entire area before resuming work to ensure long-term integrity.
Your home is fully protected throughout the installation process. For more details on how a roof replacement works, visit our Roof Replacement page.
Can you fix ice dam issues? Yes — we repair ice dam damage and help prevent them from forming in the future. Ice dams are common in New England, especially on homes with heat loss, poor attic ventilation, or older roofing systems. We provide both immediate relief and long-term solutions.
How we fix active ice dam problems:
- Safe ice removal: We remove ice build-up without damaging shingles or gutters.
- Leak mitigation: We stop active water intrusion and protect your interior from further damage.
- Roof & attic inspection: We identify the root cause — heat loss, ventilation issues, or roofing failures.
- Emergency repairs: Fast patching, flashing fixes, and temporary protection if the dam caused a leak.
Long-term ice dam prevention:
- Improved attic ventilation: Balanced intake and exhaust systems (ridge vents, soffit vents) to regulate attic temperature. Learn more at Roof Ventilation.
- Attic insulation upgrades: Reduces heat escaping into the roof deck. Explore Attic Insulation.
- Ice & water shield installation: Added protection along eaves, valleys, and roof edges.
- Roof repairs or replacement: If the roofing system is failing, we may recommend targeted Roof Repair or a full Roof Replacement for long-term reliability.
Ice dams won’t go away on their own. If you’re seeing icicles, ceiling stains, or roof-edge ice buildup, our team can diagnose the issue and provide a lasting solution. Start here: Contact Us.
Will a patch void my roof warranty? It depends on the type of patch and who performs the repair. In many cases, a properly done repair will not void your roof warranty — but an incorrect or non-certified repair can create problems with both manufacturer and workmanship coverage.
When a patch does not void your warranty:
- Repairs done by a qualified roofing contractor: Professional work that follows manufacturer guidelines is typically allowed.
- Minor, localized issues: Fixing small sections of damaged shingles, flashing, or vents is usually safe.
- Approved materials: Using matching or compatible products helps maintain warranty standards.
When a patch can void your warranty:
- DIY repairs: Using caulk, tar, or improper materials can void both manufacturer and installer warranties.
- Non-certified contractor work: Manufacturers like GAF require certified installers for certain warranty levels.
- Improper methods: Over-nailing, lifting shingles incorrectly, or disturbing critical components (like underlayment or ridge caps) can compromise coverage.
Our recommendation:
Always have a certified roofing professional inspect and repair your roof. We follow manufacturer specifications to ensure your coverage stays intact and your roof remains fully protected.
Need help with a repair? Start here:
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What’s the average cost of a roof repair? The cost of a roof repair can vary depending on the type of damage, roof material, and how quickly the issue is caught. Most homeowners can expect repairs to fall in a general range, but the only way to get an accurate number is with an on-site inspection.
Typical roof repair cost ranges:
- Minor repairs: $250–$1550
Small leaks, a few missing shingles, pipe boot replacement, or minor flashing fixes. - Moderate repairs: $1500–$2,500
Chimney flashing issues, valley repairs, multiple missing shingles, or leak tracing that requires attic work. - Major repairs: $2,500+
Storm damage, structural issues, large sections of compromised shingles, or repairs to low-slope/flat roof membranes.
What affects the price?
- Roof type: Asphalt shingles vs. metal, TPO, EPDM, or PVC.
- Accessibility: Steep roofs or difficult areas require more labor.
- Cause of damage: Ice dams, storms, aging materials, or installation errors.
- Extent of the leak: Water that reaches the attic or drywall increases repair time.
Good news: Many repairs are affordable when caught early — and our team gives honest recommendations so you only pay for what you truly need.
Get a professional assessment here:
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How do I prevent leaks long-term? The best way to prevent long-term roof leaks is to combine proper maintenance, strong ventilation, high-quality materials, and routine inspections. A healthy roofing system is a balanced system — shingles, flashing, ventilation, gutters, and attic insulation all work together to keep water out.
Proven ways to prevent leaks for years to come:
- Schedule regular roof inspections: Annual or seasonal checkups catch issues early. Problems with shingles, flashing, or caulking often start small.
Start here: Roof Inspection - Maintain proper attic ventilation: Balanced intake and exhaust ventilation prevents condensation, ice dams, and heat buildup that can lead to leaks.
Learn more: Roof Ventilation - Upgrade attic insulation: Poor insulation allows heat to escape into the roof deck, causing ice dams and moisture problems.
Explore options: Attic Insulation - Keep gutters and downspouts clear: Clogged gutters cause water to back up under shingles or overflow onto fascia and siding.
- Repair minor issues quickly: Small leaks, missing shingles, cracked pipe boots, or loose flashing can become major problems if ignored.
Fast help: Roof Repair - Use high-quality materials and professional installation: Cheap materials or improper installation are leading causes of leaks, even on newer roofs. Certified installers and premium components dramatically increase long-term durability.
- Prevent ice dams: Managing ventilation, insulation, and roof-edge protection reduces winter leak risks.
See ice dam solutions: Ice Dam Repairs
Bottom line:
A leak-free roof isn’t luck — it’s the result of proper design, maintenance, and timely repairs. With the right system in place, your roof can stay watertight and reliable for decades.
To strengthen your roof’s long-term protection, schedule an expert inspection:
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Cost, Insurance, & Financing
How much does a new roof cost? The cost of a roof replacement varies widely depending on size, materials, slope, and region — especially in New England. For a typical home, expect something in these ranges:
What drives the cost?
- Roof size and footprint — more square footage means more materials and labor.
- Roof slope and complexity — steep pitches, dormers, hips, valleys add cost.
- Material type — asphalt shingles are lowest cost; metal, slate, specialty systems cost more. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
- Removal of old roofing layers — extra tear-off adds labor and disposal cost.
- Structural or decking repairs — if the roof deck or structure is compromised it increases cost.
- Local labor and permitting — New England labor rates, code requirements, and climate factors (snow, ice) increase cost slightly. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
Because of these variables, the only accurate way to know is to schedule a professional estimate. We offer free inspections and can provide a detailed written quote supported by what your property specifically requires.
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Do you offer financing? Yes — we offer several flexible financing programs to make your roofing, siding, windows, and exterior projects more affordable. Whether you’re planning a full replacement or dealing with an unexpected repair, we have options that fit every budget.
Financing options we provide:
- 0% for 12 Months — Financing up to $20,000: A great option for homeowners who want short-term, interest-free payments.
Learn more: 0% for 12 Months - 9.99% for 120 Months — Financing up to $100,000: Low monthly payments spread over 10 years to make larger projects more manageable.
See details: 120-Month Financing - Roof-specific financing: Additional plans designed specifically for roof replacements and major repairs.
Explore: Roof Financing - Service Finance options: Payment programs available for siding, windows, gutters, storm damage, and more.
Details: Service Finance - Fast approvals: Quick applications, clear terms, and no hidden fees.
- Flexible structures: Choose between short-term interest-free plans or long-term low monthly payments.
If you’d like to review financing options during your estimate, just let us know — we’ll guide you through every plan with no pressure.
Will my homeowner’s insurance cover roof damage? In many cases, yes — homeowner’s insurance typically covers roof damage caused by sudden, accidental events like wind, hail, fallen trees, or storm-related impacts. However, insurance usually does not cover damage from old age, wear and tear, or neglect. The best way to know for sure is to file a claim and have both the adjuster and a certified roofing contractor assess the damage.
Damage that is usually covered:
- Wind damage: Missing shingles, lifted shingles, or debris damage from strong storms.
Related service: Storm Damage - Hail damage: Bruised shingles, granule loss, or punctures caused by hail impacts.
Learn more: Hail Damage Restoration - Fallen branches or trees: Impact damage from storm debris.
- Sudden leaks: If caused by a storm, ice dam, or unexpected roof failure due to weather.
See repairs: Roof Repair
Damage that is usually not covered:
- Aging or worn-out shingles: Natural deterioration over time.
- Neglected maintenance: Leaks caused by ignored repairs or chronic issues.
- Improper installation issues: Damage resulting from poor workmanship may not qualify.
How we help with the insurance process:
- Document the damage: Photos, measurements, and written reports to support your claim.
- Meet with your adjuster: We can walk the roof with the adjuster to ensure nothing is overlooked.
- Provide insurance-ready estimates: Detailed scopes that match carrier requirements.
- Manage emergency repairs: Tarping and leak mitigation while the claim is processed.
Start here: Home Storm Damage Restoration
If you suspect storm-related roof damage, contact us before filing your claim. We’ll assess the roof, help determine whether it qualifies, and guide you through every step of the insurance process.
Do you assist with insurance claims? Yes — we help homeowners and businesses through the entire insurance claim process. Roof damage from wind, hail, storms, or fallen debris can be stressful, and dealing with your insurance company on top of that shouldn’t be a burden. Our team provides the documentation, inspections, and support needed to make the process as smooth as possible.
How we help with your insurance claim:
- Comprehensive storm inspection: We assess shingles, flashing, gutters, attic areas, and all impact points to determine if the damage qualifies.
Start here: Roof Inspection - Detailed documentation: Photos, measurements, and written reports formatted to meet insurance requirements.
- Claim guidance: We explain what’s covered, what isn’t, and how to file your claim step-by-step.
Learn more: Insurance Claims - Meeting with your adjuster: We can join the adjuster on-site to make sure all storm damage is properly identified and included.
- Emergency mitigation: Tarping, leak control, and temporary repairs so your home stays protected during the claim process.
See services: Storm Damage - Insurance-approved estimates: We provide clear, line-by-line scope of work that carriers can process quickly.
What types of damage usually qualify?
- Wind damage: Missing or lifted shingles.
Wind Damage Repair - Hail damage: Bruised shingles and granule loss.
Hail Damage Restoration - Fallen trees or branches: Impact-related roof and gutter damage.
- Sudden leaks caused by storms: Not related to age or wear.
Leak Repair
If you think your roof may qualify for an insurance claim, contact us before filing. We’ll evaluate the damage, explain your options, and help ensure your claim is handled properly.
What’s included in your estimate? Our estimates are detailed, transparent, and designed to give you a clear understanding of your project before any work begins. Whether it’s a repair, replacement, or storm-related issue, you’ll receive a full breakdown of the scope, materials, and investment — with no surprises down the road.
Every Millstream Construction estimate includes:
- Full roof inspection findings: Photos, notes, and explanations of any issues we discover.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Detailed scope of work: A step-by-step outline of exactly what will be done — from tear-off to installation to cleanup.
- Material specifications: Shingle type, underlayment, flashing, ventilation components, and any upgrades.
Explore options: GAF Roofing • Roof Types - Labor and installation details: Information on how the roof will be installed, including ventilation, flashing, and code compliance.
- Line-by-line pricing: Transparent costs for materials, labor, and any additional work — no hidden fees.
For cost info: Roof Replacement Cost - Warranty information: Details on both manufacturer warranties and our workmanship guarantee.
- Optional upgrades: Ice & water shield, ventilation improvements, insulation, or premium shingle lines — all clearly listed so you can choose what fits your needs.
See improvements: Roof Ventilation • Attic Insulation - Storm or insurance documentation (if applicable): Photos, measurements, and reports tailored for insurance claims.
Insurance help: Insurance Claims
Why our estimates stand out:
- No-pressure recommendations: We explain what’s necessary and what’s optional.
- Clear communication: Everything is written in homeowner-friendly language — not contractor jargon.
- Same-day delivery: Most estimates are delivered within 24 hours or sooner.
Ready for a detailed, honest estimate for your project?
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Do you require deposits? Yes — like most professional roofing and exterior contractors, we take a deposit to secure materials, schedule your project, and lock in your installation window. This ensures your products are ordered on time and your job is fully prepared before our crew arrives.
How our deposit process works:
- Standard deposit: A percentage of the total project cost is collected once you approve the estimate and sign the agreement.
- Material ordering: Your deposit allows us to purchase roofing, siding, window, or gutter materials specifically for your home.
Explore materials: GAF Roofing • Siding • Windows - Scheduling your installation: Once your deposit is received, your project is added to our production calendar and you’ll receive your estimated start date.
- Transparent documentation: Every deposit is clearly listed in your written proposal and reflected in your final invoice — no surprises.
Why deposits are standard in the industry:
- Custom-ordered materials: Shingles, underlayment, ventilation components, and accessories are ordered specifically for your project.
- Project commitment: Deposits reserve labor and resources needed for your installation window.
- Protection for both parties: Ensures your project moves forward on schedule and with the correct materials.
If you have questions about deposits, payment schedules, or financing options, we’re happy to walk you through everything before work begins.
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What payment methods do you accept? We accept a wide range of payment options to make your roofing, siding, or window project as convenient as possible. Whether you prefer traditional payments or need flexible financing, we’ve got you covered.
Accepted payment methods:
- Credit and debit cards: We accept major cards for deposits and final payments.
- Checks: Personal and bank-issued checks are accepted for all services.
- Bank transfers: ACH or electronic bank payments can be arranged upon request.
- Financing options: We offer several financing plans for both small repairs and full replacements.
Explore options: Standard Financing • 0% for 12 Months • 120-Month Financing • Service Finance
Why we offer multiple payment options:
- Flexibility: Every home and budget is different — we adapt to what works best for you.
- Convenience: Quick and easy processing to keep your project moving.
- Accessibility: Financing helps reduce upfront costs for essential repairs or replacements.
If you’re unsure which payment method or financing plan is best for your project, our team can walk you through your options during your estimate.
Do you charge for inspections? No — we provide free roofing inspections for homeowners and businesses. Whether you're dealing with a leak, storm damage, or simply want to check the health of your roof, our team will assess the condition of your system at no cost.
What’s included in a free roof inspection:
- Full exterior evaluation: Shingles, flashing, vents, chimneys, skylights, and roof penetrations are inspected for damage or wear.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Attic assessment (when accessible): We check for moisture, ventilation issues, damp insulation, and signs of leaks or heat loss.
See associated services: Attic Insulation • Roof Ventilation - Storm and hail damage check: We document wind damage, hail hits, missing shingles, and other storm-related issues.
Related: Storm Damage Services • Hail Damage Restoration - Leak tracing: Identification of active or potential leak areas and recommendations for repair.
Need help now? Roof Repair - Photos and findings: You receive a clear report showing what we found and what (if anything) needs attention.
When inspections may involve a fee:
- Real estate transaction reports: If a formal written roof certification is required for closing.
- Commercial inspection with detailed engineering: Some large commercial properties require expanded documentation.
For everyday homeowners needing answers, leak checks, or storm assessments, our inspections are completely free — and there’s never any pressure to move forward.
What warranties do you offer? We offer both manufacturer warranties and our own workmanship guarantee, giving you strong, long-term protection for your roofing, siding, and exterior projects. Because we use certified installation practices and premium materials, your home is covered far beyond the basics.
Manufacturer roofing warranties:
- GAF Lifetime Limited Warranty: Covers manufacturing defects for as long as you own your home.
Learn more: GAF Roofing - Enhanced warranty options (with certified installation): May include upgraded coverage for shingles, underlayment, and accessories when installed as part of a full GAF system.
- Algae and wind warranties: Protection against streaking, discoloration, and high-wind shingle damage depending on the product line.
Workmanship warranty:
- Millstream Construction Workmanship Guarantee: Protects against installation-related issues. If anything goes wrong due to our installation, we fix it — no hassle, no charge.
Warranty coverage for other exterior services:
- Siding: Manufacturer warranties vary by product line, covering fade resistance, material defects, and structural durability.
Explore options: Siding - Windows: Many window systems include lifetime warranties on vinyl frames, hardware, and insulated glass units.
See more: Windows - Gutters & accessories: Covered for defects depending on the material and system used.
View service: Gutters
Why our warranties matter:
- Certified installation: Allows you to qualify for enhanced manufacturer warranties.
- Long-term coverage: Many roofing components come with lifetime protection.
- Peace of mind: You know both your materials and installation are backed by real guarantees.
If you’d like to see the exact warranty available for your project — shingles, siding, windows, or repairs — we’ll provide the specific documents during your estimate.
Can you provide references or past project photos? Yes — we’re happy to share both. Check out our portfolio and gallery to see homeowner and commercial projects we’ve completed across Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Here are direct links to view our work:
- Project Gallery — Before & after photos across roofing, siding, windows, gutters and storm damage. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
- Past Projects — Listings of recent job sites with locations, scope details, and photo samples. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
- Customer Reviews — Real testimonials from past clients about their experience. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
If you’d like specific references in your zip code or neighborhood, just ask — we’ll provide local homeowner contacts who approved sharing their project details.
Permits, Process & Cleanup
Do I need a permit? In most cases, yes — roofing, siding, window, and major exterior projects require permits. Every city and town has its own rules, but full roof replacements, structural work, and large exterior upgrades almost always need official approval. The good news: we handle the entire permitting process for you.
When a permit is typically required:
- Full roof replacements: Nearly all municipalities require a permit for tear-off and re-roofing.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Structural or decking repairs: Replacing roof decking or correcting structural issues requires permit approval.
- Siding replacement: Many towns require permits for complete siding installations.
See service: Siding Replacement - Window replacement: If the window size changes or trim work affects structure, a permit is often needed.
Explore: Windows - Commercial roofing: Large commercial buildings follow stricter code requirements.
View options: Commercial Roofing
When a permit may not be required:
- Minor repairs: Small shingle repairs, flashing fixes, or patching.
- Basic leak mitigation: Emergency tarping or temporary repairs.
How we handle permits:
- We file the paperwork: We handle all applications with your local building department.
- We follow local code: Every installation meets or exceeds requirements for your city or county.
- No extra stress for you: We coordinate inspections and approval from start to finish.
If you're not sure what your town requires, we’ll verify everything during your inspection and walk you through the process.
Will you remove my old roof first? Yes — for almost all roof replacement projects, we fully remove your old roofing system before installing the new one. This ensures proper inspection, ventilation, flashing, and long-term performance. We do not simply install new shingles over old ones unless a local code or structural situation calls for a specific exception — and even then, we’ll explain your options clearly.
Why we remove your old roof:
- Better inspection: Removing old shingles lets us assess the roof deck for rot, soft spots, or structural issues.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Improved ventilation: Proper intake and exhaust ventilation can only be installed correctly when the old materials are removed.
See: Roof Ventilation - Stronger manufacturer warranties: Brands like GAF require full tear-offs for enhanced warranty coverage.
Explore: GAF Roofing - Correct flashing installation: New flashing around chimneys, skylights, walls, and valleys must be installed on a clean deck.
Related service: Skylights - Better long-term performance: A fresh start prevents hidden leaks, trapped moisture, or heat issues from the old roof.
What’s included in our tear-off process:
- Full removal of shingles and underlayment
- Inspection of roof decking with repairs made as needed
- Installation of new underlayment, ice & water shield, and flashing
- Complete cleanup and disposal of all materials
Once the old roof is removed and the deck is prepped, we install your new roofing system according to manufacturer and local code standards — ensuring maximum durability and warranty protection.
What happens if you find rotten wood underneath? If we find rotten, soft, or damaged decking during your roof replacement, we remove it and replace it with new, structurally sound wood before installing any new roofing materials. A healthy deck is essential for proper shingle fastening, ventilation, and long-term roof performance — so we never install a new roof over compromised wood.
How we handle rotten or damaged decking:
- Identify the affected areas: During tear-off, we inspect the entire roof deck for rot, moisture damage, mold, and soft spots.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Remove damaged sections: Any compromised OSB or plywood is cut out and safely disposed of.
- Replace with new sheathing: We install new decking that meets modern building codes and matches the existing thickness and material.
- Correct the cause of the rot: Issues like poor ventilation, old flashing, or previous leaks are addressed before new roofing goes on.
Related services: Roof Ventilation • Roof Repair
Why replacing rotten wood matters:
- Proper shingle installation: Shingles need a solid nailing surface to stay secure and meet warranty standards.
- Improved ventilation and moisture control: New decking helps prevent mold, condensation, and future leaks.
- Longer roof lifespan: A strong deck ensures your new roof performs the way it should.
- Stronger warranties: Manufacturers require sound decking to maintain enhanced warranty coverage.
See: GAF Roofing
We’ll always show you photos of any damaged wood we find and explain the repair before moving forward — full transparency, no surprises.
How do you protect my home and landscaping? We take jobsite protection seriously. Your home, yard, plants, and outdoor spaces are fully protected during every phase of your roof replacement or repair. From setup to cleanup, we use professional equipment and careful work practices to make sure your property stays safe and undamaged.
How we protect your home:
- Protective tarps & barriers: We cover siding, windows, doors, decks, and porches to shield them from debris.
- Magnetic nail sweepers: After each workday and at the end of the project, we use industrial magnet sweepers to collect all stray nails.
- Gutter protection: We guard your gutters during tear-off and clean them before we finish.
- Ground-level protection: We place plywood or padding against vulnerable areas to prevent scuffs or impacts.
- Careful tear-off process: Old shingles and materials are removed in a controlled way to avoid damaging surrounding areas.
Learn more: Roof Replacement
How we protect your landscaping:
- Landscape tarping: Plants, shrubs, gardens, and flowerbeds are covered before any tear-off begins.
- Designated drop zones: We set specific areas for debris collection to keep your lawn clean and organized.
- Plywood pathways: If equipment or crew needs to access certain areas, we lay protective boards to avoid lawn damage.
- Daily cleanup: We clean the yard every day — not just at the end of the project.
Final cleanup & inspection:
- Comprehensive property walk-through: We check your yard, driveway, decks, porches, and landscaping for debris.
- Magnet sweep: A final pass ensures nails and metal objects are fully removed.
- Gutter & ground cleanup: We leave your property cleaner than we found it.
Your home’s protection is part of our workmanship standard — no shortcuts, no surprises. If you want to see similar projects and how we protect each property, visit our Project Gallery or contact us for a free inspection.
Who cleans up after the job? We do — completely. Cleanup is a core part of our roofing process, and we treat your property with the same care we’d expect at our own homes. From start to finish, we manage all debris, remove old roofing materials, and leave your yard, driveway, and landscaping spotless.
What our cleanup process includes:
- Daily cleanup: At the end of each workday, our crew removes loose debris, organizes materials, and clears walkways and drive areas.
- Debris removal & disposal: All old shingles, underlayment, nails, and waste materials are collected and hauled away — nothing is left behind.
- Magnetic nail sweep: We use industrial-strength magnets across your yard, driveway, walkways, and landscape beds to collect every stray nail.
- Gutter cleaning: Before we finish, we inspect and clean your gutters to remove shingle granules and debris from the installation.
- Final property inspection: A supervisor walks the entire property to make sure it’s clean, safe, and jobsite-ready.
Why our cleanup stands out:
- Dedicated cleanup equipment: We use landscape tarps, debris trailers, magnetic rollers, and protective barriers on every project.
- Respect for your home: Your property should look just as good — or better — than when we arrived.
- Part of our workmanship standard: Cleanup is included with every installation at no extra cost.
If you want to see how clean our jobsites are, check out our Project Gallery or schedule a free inspection to learn more about our process.
What happens if it rains mid-project? If rain moves in during your roof installation, our crew takes immediate steps to protect your home. Weather can change quickly in New England, so we monitor conditions closely and are fully prepared to secure your roof at any stage of the process.
How we prevent problems before rain hits:
- Constant weather monitoring: We track hourly forecasts and radar throughout the project, adjusting our schedule as needed.
- Section-by-section tear-off: We never open the entire roof at once. Only small, manageable areas are exposed so they can be covered quickly.
- Same-day underlayment installation: We install synthetic underlayment as soon as shingles are removed to create a waterproof barrier.
Learn more: Roof Replacement
If unexpected rain arrives:
- Immediate tarping: Our team quickly secures heavy-duty tarps or waterproof coverings over exposed areas.
- Interior protection: If needed, we help protect ceilings, floors, and belongings until the roof is watertight again.
- Temporary sealing: Any vulnerable areas (flashing, vents, valleys) are sealed or reinforced to prevent leaks.
- Full inspection after the storm: Once it’s dry, we check all materials, underlayment, and decking before continuing.
- No added cost: Any work required to protect your home from unexpected weather is included — no surprise charges.
Why you don’t need to worry:
- We’re prepared: Every crew arrives with tarps, fasteners, waterproof barriers, and tools specifically for sudden weather changes.
- We work fast: Our team is trained to secure a roof in minutes when conditions shift.
- Your home comes first: Protecting your property is our priority, even before installation quality.
If you want to learn more about how we handle unexpected weather or protect your home during installation, schedule a free inspection or speak with our team.
How do I prepare for my roof replacement? Preparing your home ahead of time helps the project run smoothly and safely. Fortunately, most of the work is done by our crew — but there are a few simple steps you can take inside and outside your home to get everything ready.
Inside your home:
- Protect fragile items: Vibration from installation can shake walls and ceilings. Remove or secure photos, shelves, glassware, and décor.
- Cover items in the attic: Roofing work can cause dust or small debris to fall into the attic. Cover belongings with sheets or tarps if accessible.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Open driveway access: Clear cars from the driveway so our crew can place materials, dumpsters, and equipment efficiently.
Outside your home:
- Move outdoor furniture: Patio sets, grills, planters, and décor should be moved away from the home to prevent accidental damage.
- Protect landscaping: While our crew tarps and shields plants, moving potted plants and delicate items helps keep everything safe.
See how we protect landscaping: Roof Replacement - Unlock gates and provide access: Ensure our team can access your yard, gates, and exterior power outlets.
- Secure pets: Keep pets indoors or in a safe area — roofing can be noisy and involve frequent gate/yard access.
Day-of installation tips:
- Expect noise: Roof replacements involve hammering, equipment, and foot traffic.
More info: What to Expect During Replacement - Plan for parking: Leave space for materials delivery, crew vehicles, and debris removal trailers.
- Communicate any concerns: If you have special requests — sensitive landscaping, pets, or areas to avoid — tell your project manager beforehand.
What we handle for you:
- Full property protection: Tarps, barriers, plywood, gutter guards, and landscaping protection.
Details: Roof Replacement - Cleanup & debris removal: We handle all disposal, daily cleanup, and magnetic nail sweeps.
See examples: Project Gallery - Permits & scheduling: We manage all city/town permits and coordinate your installation date.
Related: Roof Inspection
Preparing takes only a few minutes, and we handle the rest. If you’re unsure about anything before installation day, our team will walk you through the entire process.
Will you inspect my gutters too? Yes — we inspect your gutters as part of every roof replacement or repair project. Gutters play a major role in protecting your home from water damage, so we always check their condition, alignment, drainage, and connection to the roof system.
What we look for during a gutter inspection:
- Clogs or blockages: Leaves, granules, and debris that can cause water to overflow and damage fascia or siding.
Related service: Gutters - Loose or damaged sections: Gutters pulling away from the home, leaking seams, or broken hangers.
- Improper pitch: Gutters that aren’t sloped correctly can cause standing water and premature wear.
- Downspout flow issues: We check that downspouts are clear, properly connected, and directing water safely away from the home.
- Granule buildup: Heavy granule accumulation can indicate shingle wear — we’ll let you know if it’s a concern.
Learn more: Roof Inspection
Why gutter inspection matters during a roof project:
- Gutters protect your foundation: Proper drainage prevents soil erosion, basement leaks, and structural issues.
- Gutters affect roof performance: Overflowing or damaged gutters can cause water backup under shingles.
- Better long-term protection: Addressing small issues now prevents bigger repairs later — especially in New England weather.
What we do if we find issues:
- Minor gutter cleaning: We clear debris created during roofing and remove loose material.
- Repair recommendations: If your gutters need repair or replacement, we’ll outline the options clearly.
See service: Gutter Installation & Repair
Your roofing system and gutters work together to protect your home — so we make sure both are in good shape before we finish the job.
Do you offer maintenance programs? Yes — we offer roof maintenance programs designed to keep your roofing system performing at its best year-round. Regular maintenance is the easiest way to extend your roof’s lifespan, prevent leaks, and avoid costly damage, especially in New England’s harsh weather.
What’s included in our maintenance programs:
- Annual or seasonal roof inspections: Full evaluations of shingles, flashing, ventilation, and roof penetrations.
Learn more: Roof Inspection - Attic & ventilation check: We inspect airflow, insulation levels, moisture buildup, and potential ice-dam risk.
Related services: Roof Ventilation • Attic Insulation - Gutter cleaning & inspection: Clearing leaves, granules, and debris to keep water flowing properly.
See service: Gutters - Flashing & sealant tightening: We check chimneys, skylights, vents, and wall intersections for cracks or gaps.
Skylight services: Skylights - Shingle repair & minor fixes: Spot repairs for loose, lifted, or missing shingles to prevent bigger issues.
Repair options: Roof Repair - Storm damage check: We monitor for wind or hail damage after major storm events.
Storm help: Storm Damage
Benefits of a maintenance program:
- Extends roof lifespan: Regular checkups prevent small issues from turning into major damage.
- Protects your warranty: Many manufacturer warranties require documented maintenance.
- Reduces repair costs: Early detection saves money and prevents interior damage.
- Peace of mind: You know your home is protected before, during, and after the toughest seasons.
Perfect for homeowners who want:
- Proactive leak prevention
- Seasonal storm inspections
- Gutter and ventilation care
- A reliable partner for long-term home protection
If you want to keep your roof in top condition year-round, ask us about adding a maintenance plan during your estimate or inspection.
Why choose Millstream Construction? Because we combine expert craftsmanship with New England grit — delivering roofing, siding, windows, and exterior solutions built to last. Homeowners choose us for our honesty, quality, and proven track record across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
What sets us apart:
- Top-tier materials: We install trusted brands like GAF, known for durability, weather resistance, and industry-leading warranties.
Explore options: GAF Roofing - Certified installation: Our crews follow strict manufacturer and code standards, ensuring your roof is installed correctly — and eligible for enhanced warranties.
- Local expertise: We understand New England weather. Snow, ice, wind, coastal storms — we build systems that hold up in all conditions.
Learn more: Roof Replacement - Full exterior services: Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, storm restoration — all done under one roof.
See services: Siding • Windows • Gutters - Fast storm-response team: When weather hits, we respond quickly with tarping, leak mitigation, and insurance assistance.
Storm help: Storm Damage Restoration - Transparent pricing & detailed estimates: No surprises. Every estimate includes photos, scope breakdowns, and clear recommendations.
Learn more: Roof Replacement Cost - Honest recommendations: If your roof can be repaired instead of replaced, we’ll tell you — no upselling, no pressure.
Explore: Roof Repair - Exceptional cleanup: We protect your home, landscaping, and property from start to finish — and leave it spotless when we’re done.
See examples: Project Gallery
Our commitment to you:
- Clear communication from inspection to cleanup
- Strong warranties backed by both us and the manufacturer
- Local, reliable service with deep roots in the community
- A job done right — every time, with no shortcuts
Choosing Millstream Construction means choosing quality, transparency, and long-term protection for your home. Ready to get started?
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