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Joe Knows Roofs
5.0(
8
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Metal Roofing - Install or Replace

Serving Boston, KY and surrounding areas

In business since 2017

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Joe and his crew were punctual professionals who worked hard to complete the roof replacement quickly. Great price for established products and professional craftsmanship. I have already added him to speed dial for any future work."
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+23

Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Louisville Roofing and Remodeling
4.3(
32
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Metal Roofing - Install or Replace

Serving Boston, KY and surrounding areas

In business since 2004

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"It went great!  We had just bought an older house, knowing that we would have to replace the roof soon.  We needed some ideas of how to fix certain areas and pricing.  We were also unsure of the overall quality of the roof.    The salesperson did an inspection, fixed a few spots, and explained everything thoroughly.
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Completed Roof
Completed Roof
Roof Inspection
Tarping Services
Roof In Process

+4

Recommended by78%of homeowners
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Beams Roofing & Remodeling
4.4(
128
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Metal Roofing - Install or Replace

Serving Boston, KY and surrounding areas

In business since 1999

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

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In Fall 2015 Brad from Beams Roofing inspected my mother’s house for storm damage.  Brad was very respectful and knowledgeable and worked great with my insurance company.  He felt the insurance company’s quote was too low and submitted revised measurements to obtain an additional $600.  The weather became too cold to replace the roof so we agreed to wait until Spring.  In Spring I called to schedule the installation but Brad was no longer with the company so I met with owner Wes Beams.  Mr. Beams went over insurance paperwork and wrote up a new contract (some items slightly higher cost than in the Fall).  I was a little concerned when several line items were left out of the new contract, but as I pointed them out, Mr. Beams wrote them back in.  I was also surprised when he said I would have to pay for all the material upfront (because I’ve always heard not to do that – even from my insurance company).  Due to the high rating on Angie’s List, I went ahead and agreed and provided $4200 up front.  The work was expected to take less than day, and since my mother has Alzheimer’s and we would need to make special arrangements, it was agreed the work would be done on a Sunday (they do not typically work on Saturdays).   It was also agreed that if the roof took longer than a day we would get notice (because we would need to make arrangements for mom).  On installation day we returned home at 5:00 pm and the workers had left, but the roof was not done.  We had not heard from Beams, but Monday morning the workers began hammering at 7:00 am.  This was a hard day for my mother, since we were not given ample notice to make arrangements (they were supposed to schedule a time for a 2nd day – we didn’t know they were coming Monday morning).  There were legitimate reasons the roof didn’t get done in 1 day (damp ground, replacing some rotten wood), but I wish the communication had been better.   Upon completion of roof, Mr. Beams called me the next morning to tell me he had talked with my insurance company and that I was to go ahead and pay him for the remaining cost, and when my cancelled check came back to give him a copy and he would file it with the insurance company.  That set off a few warning bells for me.  I said okay, but hung up and called my insurance company.  They had no record of speaking with him (they said they log all calls), and that this would never be the proper procedure.  They agreed to let me conference in Mr. Beam while they explained how the insurance filing worked (fax in completion details and they would issue a check in a day or two).  I met with Mr. Beams that same evening so I could go ahead and pay him our deductible share, along with some money for the boards they replaced.  I had the checks ready for him based on our contract, but Mr. Beams spent 20 minutes re-adding things up again and again, eventually agreeing that the checks I provided were exactly what the contract said.  He had a terrible attitude that evening.  He said I should pay the last $1800 the insurance owed because the contract was between me and him – not the insurance company.  I had already given him almost $6000 (most of it up-front), so I’m not sure why he was so upset over waiting an extra couple of days for the last $1800.  I told him it was my understanding that most roofing companies worked with insurance companies since not every homeowner would have the money to pay for roof installations up front and then get reimbursed.  He said he doesn’t usually work with insurance companies, and then proceeded to spend 20 minutes bashing the roof on my own house (which I had told him I had installed a couple of years ago).  He then complained that he lost money on our roof, did me a favor by working on a weekend, that he was going to go back to my insurance company and ask for more money because the measurements were wrong (his company measured).  In my opinion he was acting childish and trying to deflect from the fact he caught called out for saying the insurance company said for me to pay for the roof and get reimbursed.  Used car salesman is the impression I was left with. The roof itself looks good as far as I can tell.  They cleaned up after themselves, so no complaints in that area.

 

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Church Roof
Church Roof
Roof & Gutters
Wood Shake Roof
New Roof

+10

Recommended by89%of homeowners
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Window City
4.4(
39
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Metal Roofing - Install or Replace

Serving Boston, KY and surrounding areas

In business since 2002

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

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Can't say enough positive things about my experience with Window City from the initial meeting to the install. I was in need of replacing all 11 of my old metal windows in my ranch style home. After getting 4 different bids I choose Window City - what a great choice!! Greg walked me through the product details, the estimate was really the final cost!! Everyone was very professional, knowledgeable of their craft and VERY respective of my personal property both inside my home and outside. Ron and Elijah did the install - they are very hard working, know what they're doing, work very well together, professional, respective of property, cleaned up after they were done and I don't know how they managed to finish the job in the pouring rain. They kept everything dry but themselves. They should really be commended for their fantastic efforts to get the job done in one day!!

My home is now very soundproof, airtight, secure  and very pleasing to the eyes with the Vista Window.  I've already recommended Window City to my friends, neighbors and co-workers and will continue to do so.  Thank you Window City!!


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Recommended by93%of homeowners
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FAQs for metal roofing installation and replacement projects in Boston, KY

Copper roofs can last 100 years or more, so you’re likely never to need another replacement. Regular maintenance, including annual inspections and occasional cleaning, keeps them in top shape. Work with a licensed roofer for any repairs or inspections to be sure the roof stays watertight and performs as expected.

Cleaning a copper roof averages $460, sealing costs an average of $3 per square foot, and broader repairs cost an average of $6,500.While those figures may seem steep compared to simple maintenance, they’re still far less than the cost of a complete replacement. Staying on top of annual cleanings and quick fixes helps keep costs down and allows the roof to reach its 100-year lifespan.

That green hue is a natural patina that forms as copper reacts with air and moisture. In coastal areas, it can appear in five to seven years; in dry regions, it may take up to 14. The patina shields the copper, so letting it develop is perfectly fine. If you prefer the shiny look, you can have a pro apply a clear sealant and recoat it as needed.

You can paint a copper roof, but it will block the natural patina and may shorten the roof’s lifespan. Once paint goes on, future upkeep becomes more involved—you’ll need to scrape and repaint every few years. Most homeowners skip painting and opt for cleaning or a clear sealant to keep the copper looking its best.

Copper holds up well in nearly every climate. In a humid region, it naturally resists fungus, moss, and algae. In snowy or windy areas, it sheds precipitation and stays firmly in place, as long as it’s installed with room to expand and contract. That flexibility helps the roof stay leak-free through temperature swings and harsh weather year after year.

The Boston, KY homeowners’ guide to metal roofing installations and replacements

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