Full-service roofing for Boston’s brownstones, triple-deckers, row houses, and multi-family homes — replacements, repairs, and flat roof systems with full tearoff and ice protection across every neighborhood from Beacon Hill to Dorchester. Google Guaranteed. 150+ five-star reviews.
Boston’s housing stock is the oldest and most diverse in New England. Beacon Hill townhouses from the 1800s, Back Bay brownstones, Dorchester triple-deckers, Jamaica Plain Victorians, South Boston row houses — every neighborhood has different architecture, different roof systems, and different challenges. Roofing in Boston requires experience with all of them.
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From attached brownstones in the South End to triple-deckers in Dorchester to single-families in West Roxbury, the roofing work changes with every neighborhood. Here’s what we handle.
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D&G Exteriors offers a wide range of exterior construction services in Boston, MA. Contact us today for a free consultation and estimate!
Our roof replacement uses quality materials and expert installation to deliver a strong, weather-resistant finish. We ensure lasting protection that adds value to your home.
Our roofing services include installation, repairs, and replacements using top-quality materials. We ensure durable and attractive results that protect your home
Metal roofing services include installation, repairs, and replacements using top-quality materials. We ensure durable & attractive results that protect your home
We offer premium siding services, providing durable protection for your home while enhancing its curb appeal with modern, long-lasting materials.
Our window services include installations and replacements to improve energy efficiency and add natural light, all while complementing your home’s style.
We build and repair decks that transform your outdoor space into a functional and stylish area for relaxation and entertainment.
Repairs typically run $1500–$3,000. Full replacements range from $16,000 to $35,000 depending on roof size, pitch, and deck condition. Boston’s multi-family and attached housing — triple-deckers with dual roof systems, brownstones with shared party walls — adds complexity that suburban projects don’t have. Street permits and scaffolding logistics can also factor in. We provide a written estimate after inspecting the roof in person.
Yes. Attached housing is a significant part of our Boston work. Brownstones and row houses require careful attention to party wall flashing, shared drainage systems, and neighbor coordination. The roof doesn’t stop at the property line — water that moves laterally along shared walls or through failed party wall flashing can damage the adjacent building. We understand these details.
Yes — extensively. Boston’s triple-deckers typically have a pitched front section and a flat rear section, sometimes with additional flat areas over porches. We handle both systems on the same project, including the critical pitched-to-flat transitions, plus tenant coordination on occupied buildings.
Heat escaping through poorly ventilated attics melts roof snow unevenly. The meltwater refreezes at colder eaves, backing water under shingles. Boston’s dense housing makes this worse — attached buildings trap heat differently than freestanding homes, and triple-deckers funnel heat upward from the lower units. We address ventilation and install ice & water shield well beyond code minimum.
Yes. Many Boston based homes have flat roofing systems that require specialization to handle correctly. We install EPDM and TPO membrane systems with proper seam welding, tapered insulation for drainage, and sealed transitions where flat meets pitched. Between triple-deckers, multi-families, and commercial-residential mixed use, flat roof work is a core part of what we do in Boston.
Most single-family homes take 1–2 days. Triple-deckers take 2–4 days depending on roof sections and deck condition. Brownstones and row houses depend on access — scaffolding setup on attached housing in dense neighborhoods can add staging time, which we build into the schedule upfront.
Yes. Boston’s Inspectional Services Department (ISD) requires building permits for roof replacement. We handle the application, schedule inspections, and ensure the work meets current code. Boston’s permitting process is more involved than suburban towns — we coordinate the timeline so the project doesn’t stall.
CertainTeed Master Craftsman certified, Google Guaranteed, BBB Accredited with an A+ rating, and NRCA Affiliated. Whether it’s a Beacon Hill townhouse or a Dorchester three-decker, every Boston project gets the same standards. Fully licensed and insured.
