How do you build a roof that survives the Cape Cod Canal wind tunnel? Bourne properties sit squarely in the path of intense coastal weather patterns rushing off Buzzards Bay and funneling through the Canal. We engineer complete, high-wind roofing assemblies that deflect severe Nor’easters and permanently eliminate destructive winter ice dams.
Standard roofing fails rapidly here because Bourne is exposed to a volatile mix of maritime and inland weather.
We strip the roof entirely down to the bare wood, empowering our supervisors to eradicate compromised sheathing before laying new materials.
We apply premium ice and water barriers across every critical leak zone, valleys, eaves, and chimneys, neutralizing the threat of winter ice dams.
Our crews deploy high-grip nailing patterns to ensure maximum structural stability during Buzzards Bay weather events.
Nailing new shingles directly over old ones is a dangerous industry shortcut. On the Upper Cape, a “layover” adds thousands of pounds of dead weight to your framing, creates an uneven surface that catches high winds, and permanently masks active fungal decay in the wood below. Lions Siding & Roofing exclusively performs full tear-offs to ensure your new roof is built upon a sound, healthy foundation.
