ABOUT US

Dedicated to providing great service

Established in 2007, Tip Top Roofing is the premier provider of exceptional quality roof installation services in all of Massachusetts. Our skilled roofing professionals are GAF-certified installers, and average 13 years of experience in the roofing trade. We possess the knowledge and experience required to expertly install GAF’s premium quality architectural shingle, 3-tab shingle, and rubber membrane (modified bitumen membrane) roofing systems for Worcester County home and business owners, as well as an extensive selection of CertainTeed, and Owens Corning products.

Over the years, our family-owned and operated company has performed our roof installation services for thousands of satisfied residential and commercial clients throughout Massachusetts. Our level of skill is unmatched in the local roofing industry, and the tremendous amount of customer referrals we receive is a testament to our excellent workmanship, as well as to our high standards of professional ethics. We observe all applicable building codes in performing our roof installations, and our  experienced and efficient roofing crews complete 90% of our roof installation projects in only 1 or 2 days. We provide free onsite design consultations and estimates throughout our service region, and our detailed, upfront roofing and siding installation estimates include all necessary tear off, debris disposal, and building department permit fee costs. Our formula for success has always been to provide quality roofing services at a reasonable price.  We have an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. References, testimonials and insurance certificates are available with every estimate. We are fully licensed and insured, and we offer safety value with our experience and knowledge. 90% of our jobs are completed within 1-2 days.

The importance of having your home or business’s roofing system designed and installed properly cannot be overemphasized. Poorly designed roofing systems are vulnerable to suffering serious weather damage, particularly from the effects of ice and snow during the winter months. This is due to the fact that when proper attic ventilation is not included in the roofing system, warm attic air is conducted through the rooftop, causing snow melt on the upper areas of the roof. This melted snow then travels down the roof slope to the cooler, low-hanging areas of the roof, where it refreezes and forms ice dams. And these ice dams block the drainage of further snow melt from the rooftop, causing water ponding and the formation of roof leaks and water seepage beneath the shingle layer and into the building envelope.