Attic photographs before the tear-off
We photograph insulation depth, soffit vents and frost lines before any shingle comes off, so you see what we saw.
Tom and Marguerite Aubuchon founded Granite Ridge in 1998 after Tom spent a decade watching other crews leave South End roofs half-vented. Twenty-eight winters later, we still start every project in the attic, because that is where the roof's real problems live.

We photograph insulation depth, soffit vents and frost lines before any shingle comes off, so you see what we saw.
Our crews tie off every time. It slows the first hour and speeds the other nine, because nobody is looking over a shoulder.
If we open a roof, we close it. Tarps are a last resort, not a plan, and we watch the forecast the way a farmer does.
Tear-off shingles go to Vermont's asphalt recycling stream where available, and every yard gets a magnet sweep.
Re-roofing capes and colonials around Winooski, with one truck and one tarp.
Roll-forming equipment bought for on-site standing seam, after years of subcontracting it out.
An attic specialist joins the crew and ventilation becomes a billable service, not a footnote.
Two apprentices trained by a retired Rutland slater to maintain the Hill Section's Victorians.
In most Burlington neighborhoods we can send you to a roof we finished in the last two years.