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"The project was done last Spring in a timely manner and we love the roof! We'll see it it will stand up to the test of a Vermont winter"

"Quality work at a fair price. Would recommend!"

Vermont Construction is a leading roofing and siding contractor, specializing in residential asphalt and standing seam roofs. We provide fast, reliable service with estimates delivered within 24 hours and most roofs completed in just one day. As one of the few Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractors in Vermont, we offer unmatched quality backed by a 50-year manufacturer warranty and a 10-year craftsmanship warranty, ensuring long-lasting protection for your home. Working with Vermont Construction is simple, efficient, and hassle-free.

Our mission is to be a provider that brings back the personal touch with our customers. We will build a relationship that will last a lifetime after you see our quality work. As a locally owned and operated business, we feel invested in our clients and constantly strive for customer satisfaction. Call or message us to schedule an estimate today!

"Hired subcontractors to do the work, hardly here themselves to manage the project. Tire existing roof off and let it downpour on my house where water ended up in my kitchen. would not hire again."

Sentri Homes is a full-service contractor delivering high-end home additions, whole-home remodels, new custom builds, luxury kitchens, structural framing, roof replacements, and every major renovation. We assign a dedicated project manager to every job, deliver meticulous craftsmanship with clear communication, and back our work with an industry-leading warranty to ensure complete peace of mind on your largest investments. Our in-house team of licensed builders and master craftsmen consistently earns 5-star reviews by turning big visions into stunning, high-value homes—when you need one trusted partner who truly does it all, we’re the proven choice.

Ricky Parker LLC is a full service construction company. No job is too small, none too large. From a stairway to a deck, a deck to a house or a home built from foundation to roof, Ricky Parker Construction adheres to the exacting standards of its founder and General Manager. Any job the company undertakes Ricky Parker will be proud of, the client will be please with and the neighborhood will notice .

"They were responsive to my inquiry. Kept me updated on when they would do the work. Job looks good, they did what they thought was necessary to fix it and the price was reasonable."

Today’s homeowners are “building green” by choosing products that make their homes energy-efficient, healthier to live in, and better for the environment.\nSmart choices today are leading the way for a brighter tomorrow….\nOur commitment to sustainability starts with energy-saving and durable products. We manufacture building materials that save energy, reduce reliance on fossil fuels and decrease greenhouse gas emissions around the world.\n\nOverall, our energy saving products make a significant net positive impact on the environment, especially in terms of energy conservation and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. As one example, fiberglass insulation saves 12 times the energy used to produce it — in its first year installed alone. Further, our insulation products continue to help conserve energy year after year without consuming any additional resources.\n\nBe sure to read about our continuing commitment to innovation and greening our products to add value for our customers while meeting the needs of the green marketplace.

"Doran roofing did a complete asphalt (I know, asphalt shingles no longer exist but you get the idea); looked pretty good, at first glance. I was working out of town and unable to supervise the work. Bad mistake. . . Apparently Jim Doran did not supervise his crew either. Estimate he provided ($26k) included water/ice shield over all of the shallow slopes of the roof (much of the house). What I got appears to be standard/premium underlayment. As a result, I now have leaks down the side of the house whenever it snows. How bad they are depends on how bad the snow and the resulting ice dams are. Called him and actually managed to get him out to house a couple of times; he provided great lip service but little else. One of his comments involved trying to "mansplain" ice dams to me (actually on more than one of his visits). So now I'm looking at an upcoming winter for the third year (which will likely include snow) with a roof that is unprepared for snow and a roofer that does not stand behind his work."