Trinity Roofing is a family-owned, father-and-son company that has served Gardner and the surrounding towns for more than 17 years. Gardner has a proud manufacturing history — the old “Chair City” — and a lot of the housing reflects it: older homes, two- and three-families, and worker cottages built generations ago. Roofing those homes well takes a contractor who understands older construction.
Roofing Gardner’s older homes
Many Gardner homes have been standing for a century or more, and that age shows up in the roof — older framing, steeper pitches, multiple additions, and aging chimneys. On a multi-family, the stakes are higher because more than one household depends on that roof staying dry. We take the time to work with how a home was originally built rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all approach.
The details that keep an older roof dry
- Flashing — Older chimneys and additions mean more transitions, and each one is a potential leak. This is where most older roofs fail.
- Ventilation — Older attics are often poorly ventilated, trapping moisture and shortening the life of a new roof. We check it before we recommend anything.
- Ice and water protection — Essential in Gardner’s cold, higher-elevation winters.
- Underlayment and pipe boots — The small parts that fail first on a rushed job.
No pressure, ever
We’ll explain what we see in plain language, lay out your options, and tell you honestly whether you need a replacement or just a repair. If a repair is the right answer, that’s what we’ll recommend — even though it pays us less. No scare tactics, no hard sell.
Talk to us
If you’re in Gardner and want a straight answer about your roof, give us a call.
Call us: (978) 429-7083