Licensed & Insured. Based in Gorham and serving homeowners and property owners across Southern and Central Maine.
Maine storms can damage roofing suddenly or expose weaknesses that were already developing. Wind can lift roofing, limbs can strike the roof, and snow or ice can stress vulnerable areas. Fournier Family Roofing can evaluate visible storm damage and help determine whether the next step is repair, replacement, or continued monitoring.
Safety comes first after a storm. Do not climb onto a wet, icy, damaged, or unstable roof to take photos. Ground-level photos and interior photos of visible water damage are enough to start a conversation.
Protect the interior from water if you can do so safely, document visible damage from a safe location, and contact a roofer. For dangerous structural conditions or electrical hazards, use the appropriate emergency services first.
Yes. The company serves Southern and Central Maine. Travel and scheduling depend on the job location, current workload, weather, and project scope.
No. Do not climb onto a damaged, wet, snowy, or icy roof for website photos. Send safe ground-level or interior photos instead.
Fournier Family Roofing is based in Gorham and serves Southern and Central Maine depending on project location, scope, scheduling, and weather.
