A Plus Roofing

12/24/2025

With the 17 inches of snow we just got, here’s a quick guide on what to do next… Or you can trust the professionals and let us take care of it for you.

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12/13/2025

Every year there are people in Maine who become victims of the snow. The weight can collapse even the strongest roof over time.

We care about your home. Please don’t let this happen to you. You don’t have to be a victim of the weather. Call today to become a priority customer to save your home from collapse.

Rob 207-837-5669
Jason 207-838-7270

11/18/2025

Give us a call today. We are here to serve you.

11/15/2025

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11/07/2025

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11/05/2025

Here are 10 things to look for that you can spot from your yard to let you know that it’s time to talk to a specialist.

Or just call to schedule a free home evaluation.

Rob: (207) 837-5669
Jason: (207) 838-7270

When most homeowners think about inspecting their roofs, they picture climbing a ladder or hiring a professional to walk the shingles. But here’s the truth: you can often spot the early warning signs of roof damage without ever leaving your yard. Knowing what to look for can save you from leaks, s...

11/03/2025

It's Leaf Peeper season! Here's what you need to know before heading into another brutal winter season.

When winter hits Maine, it doesn’t hold back. Snow piles up, temperatures swing wildly, and before you know it — you’re dealing with one of the most destructive and misunderstood roofing problems in New England: ice dams. Every year, countless homeowners discover water stains on their ceilings...

11/01/2025

Are you aware of how important intake and exhaust vents are to the life of your roof? We are! Click here to learn more!

When most homeowners think about their roof, they picture shingles, flashing, or gutters—not the airflow beneath it. Yet proper roof ventilation is one of the most important (and most misunderstood) parts of a roofing system. If you’ve ever wondered what “intake” and “exhaust” vents actu...

10/30/2025

It is well known that a solid roof is a major energy saver. But have you ever wondered if changing the materials of your roof could REALLY make a difference? We are here to answer that question!

When Maine winters roll in, your roof becomes your home’s first line of defense against the cold. But not all roofing materials perform the same when it comes to energy efficiency. The right roof can mean the difference between a comfortable home and skyrocketing heating bills. So, which roof real...

10/30/2025

Call today! It’s not getting any warmer!


Rob: 207-837-5669
Jason: 207-838-7270

10/29/2025

I know you’ve seen them. If not on your roof, definitely on someone’s as you drive down the road. Have you ever wondered what those dark streaks are on some roofs? We have answers. Click the link below. It may be the article that saved your home or someone you love.

When you look up at your roof and notice dark, streaky lines running down the shingles, it’s easy to assume it’s just dirt or shadows. But those streaks are actually a warning sign your roof is sending—and ignoring them can shorten the life of your roofing system. At A Plus Roofing, we’ve se...

10/28/2025

Ever wonder how that powdery snow can pack enough weight to do real damage to your roof? We are here to answer the questions. Before the first flake falls, read this quick blog. Then give us a call to set up a free estimate to make sure your home is ready!

Rob: 207-837-5669
Jason: 207-838-7270

When winter storms roll across Maine, the beauty of fresh snow often hides a silent stress pressing down on your home — snow load. Every roof, from coastal Cape homes to commercial metal structures, has a limit. Once that limit is exceeded, structural damage can happen fast — and dangerously. So...