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Senco replaces asphalt shingle roofs on Burlington homes, from the 1950s houses that make up so much of the town to the newest builds. We're about 20 minutes away in Tewksbury, we've already roofed houses in Burlington, and every quote is free.
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Senco Home Services is a licensed roofing company that replaces roofs for homeowners in Burlington, MA. Most of our Burlington work is full asphalt shingle replacement: tear-off, a look at the decking, new underlayment and flashing, and new CertainTeed shingles. For the full picture of how we roof and what we install, see our main roofing services page.
Burlington went from 3,250 people in 1950 to almost 22,000 in 1970, and between 1955 and 1965 it was the fastest-growing town in Massachusetts. Route 128 did that. The town's own open space plan says farmland gave way to housing subdivisions after the highway arrived.
You can still read that on the rooftops. By Census data, the median Burlington home was built in 1972, the 1950s built nearly a quarter of the houses standing today, and about 55% went up between 1950 and 1979. A smaller postwar house with one straightforward gable or hip roof is a different job from a newer house with dormers and valleys, and we price it that way.
The shingle you pick changes how the house looks and how long the roof lasts. We'll show you the options side by side and put on whichever one fits your house and your budget.
Flat, light, and the most budget-friendly. A clean, even look that holds up for 20 years or more.
Thicker and dimensional, with shadow lines a 3-tab can't give you, and a longer expected life.
Made to look like slate or wood shake. The extra weight makes them tougher in wind, hail, and New England storms.
Everything we install comes from CertainTeed's shingle lineup, which is what lets us back your roof with the manufacturer's warranty and ours.
If your house has picked up an addition, a porch, or a garage since it was built, a flat or low-slope section over it needs a different system from the shingled main roof, and we'll tell you which one it needs when we quote. Full flat and metal systems for larger buildings are covered on our commercial roofing page.
Before we quote a Burlington roof, someone goes up and looks at the shingles, flashing, decking, and attic ventilation. It's free and there's no obligation. If the roof only needs a fix, our roof repair page for Burlington covers that side of the work.
A new roof is one of the biggest checks you'll write for your house, so we put every Burlington roof on as if we'll never be back up there. The crew is CertainTeed Shingle Master Certified, licensed, and insured.
Senco is based at 1150 Main St in Tewksbury. Burlington is two towns over, past Billerica and Wilmington, and it's about 20 minutes from our door. We've completed roofing jobs in Burlington.
Some houses here are older than the boom. In the Winnmere and Havenville section, summer cottages built in the 1920s became year-round homes during the Depression, and a house that started as a cottage can hide more under the shingles than a 1950s subdivision house. We check the deck before we commit to a number.
Burlington's permit application lists roofing among the work that needs a permit before it starts. That runs through the Building Department at 25 Center Street (781-270-1615), and the town's current residential fee is $13 per $1,000 of job cost with a $50 minimum. We pull the permit on every Burlington roof replacement.
The building code puts Burlington at a 50 psf ground snow load, same as Tewksbury, and the ice-barrier rule at the eaves applies statewide. So a Burlington roof gets the same ice-and-water shield and sealed flashing we'd put on our own houses.
Tewksbury is home base. These are the towns we roof around it:
One local crew for the whole roof, plus the financing to pay for it.
Tear-off down to the deck, repairs to anything soft underneath, then new underlayment, flashing, and shingles on your Burlington home.
CertainTeed 3-tab, architectural, and luxury profiles, sized to a 1950s house or a 2010s build alike.
Roofing for an addition, porch, or garage, matched to the main roof.
Ice-and-water shield at the eaves and sealed flashing, detailed for a real Massachusetts winter.
The CertainTeed installer credential that lets us back a Burlington roof with the 50-year materials and labor warranty.
GreenSky financing with 0% for 12 months, plus 10- and 15-year plans for Burlington homeowners who'd rather not pay all at once.
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That's our real, current rating across Tewksbury, Burlington, and the surrounding towns. The first review below is from Stephen and Melissa Spinosa, Burlington homeowners, word for word as they posted it. The other two are real, unedited Google reviews from elsewhere in our service area, and we'll add more Burlington ones here as they come in.
Owner, Chris, was extremely knowledgeable and very professional. He always responded promptly to our questions and we always felt we were important to him. His crew worked so great together, like they never had to ask each other for anything, they just knew what was next. The job was started earlier than planned and everything was done above and beyond what one would expect. We would, and have, already recommended Senco Home Services to other homeowners and look forward to having him back to replace our old windows. Thank you, Chris, for making this an easy decision for us and for providing quality workmanship. Stephen and Melissa Spinosa in BurlingtonJenna Spinosa · Google Review
We had an excellent experience with Senco. Chris was amazing! He was professional, patient, explained things clearly and answered all our questions. He always returned our phone inquiries. He and his workers went above and beyond our expectations. His crew replaced our roof in one day. Clean up was great. We also had Senco remove the ice dams prior to having the roof replaced. Once again, Senco's pricing was fair, the crew was hard working and responsive to any concerns we may have had. I highly recommend this company and would use them again.Elaine Levine · Google Review
Senco did many homes in my neighborhood. I recognized their competence, honesty and quality right away and knew I had to have the Senco team on my roof too. Very satisfied with all aspects of the demolition and installation which was quite complex. Replaced facia boards with AZEK, new gutters, and a new roof. Thanks again Senco!! Excellent job!!Jim O. · Google Review
Where to go next, depending on what your house needs.
Leaks, flashing, and storm damage on a Burlington roof, with a 48-hour response.
Roof repair in Burlington →Gutters and downspouts that carry roof water away from the foundation.
Gutters in Burlington →Winter roof snow removal and ice dam work, on our main ice dam page.
Ice dam & snow removal →Every service we offer Burlington homeowners, on one page.
Senco in Burlington →New roof or repair, financing is available either way. See your financing options →
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Burlington roofing questions
Older than people expect. By Census data, the median Burlington home was built in 1972, and about 55% of the town's houses were built between 1950 and 1979. The 1950s was the biggest building decade of all, when Route 128 turned farmland into subdivisions. A lot of those houses are on their second or third roof by now.
Yes. Burlington's permit application lists roofing among the work that needs a permit before it starts. Permits go through the Building Department at 25 Center Street (781-270-1615), and the town's current residential fee is $13 per $1,000 of job cost, with a $50 minimum. We pull the permit as part of every Burlington roof replacement.
The Massachusetts building code puts Burlington at a 50 psf ground snow load, the same as Tewksbury. Every re-roof also needs an ice barrier from the eave to at least 24 inches inside the exterior wall line, or 36 inches up the slope on roofs pitched 8:12 or steeper. That's how we install every Burlington roof.
Yes. We've completed roofing jobs in Burlington, and siding jobs too. Our shop is in Tewksbury, about 20 minutes away, so a Burlington roof gets the same crew and the same warranty as one down the street from us.
With good materials and a good install, usually 20 to 30 years. Traditional 3-tab shingles sit at the short end of that range. Architectural and luxury shingles last longer and stand up better to wind and heavy snow, and clear gutters add years to any roof.
It depends on how much of the roof is in trouble. Damage in one area, like a valley, a chimney, or a run of shingles after a storm, is usually a repair. If the shingles are failing across several areas or the roof is past 20 years old, a replacement usually costs less than repairing it over and over. We'll look at it for free and tell you which one you're dealing with.
Yes. Through our lending partner GreenSky you can get 0% financing for 12 months, with no interest and no payments, or spread it out over a 10- or 15-year plan. The credit check is a soft pull and won't affect your score.
Our roofing crews cover Burlington and the rest of Northeastern Massachusetts: full tear-offs, re-roofs, and new construction. For gutters, siding, and everything else we do in town, see our Burlington location page.
Financing is available on full roof replacements. See your financing options →