Leaks, ice dams, repairs and new roofs. Free estimates from the owner.
“…very good roofer… if you want it Les can build it”
“Amazing contractor.”
The same house through four seasons. Each one brings its own roof trouble, and each one ends with the estimate that fits it.
October to November Now in Anchorage
The first snow finds every loose shingle and open seam. Fix them now, before the roof is buried until April.
Worth a look now
December to February Now in Anchorage
Ice dams, long icicles and drips by the windows. Heat leaks into the attic, the snow melts, and the cold edge freezes it into a dam.
Worth a look now
March to April Now in Anchorage
Melt water looks for a way in, and that is when most leaks show up. It is also the time to book summer roof work.
Worth a look now
May to September Now in Anchorage
Long light for tear-offs, new roofs and flat torch-down roofs. Plan it in spring and it gets done while the weather holds.
Worth a look now
Six places on a house where snow, heat and age do their work. Tap a number to see what goes wrong there and what Frontier does about it.
Heat from the attic melts the snow, the water runs to the cold edge and freezes into a ridge. That ridge pushes the next melt back under the shingles and into the house.
The metal that seals the chimney to the roof lifts, cracks or rusts. It is a common place for a slow leak that only shows up as a stain months later.
Wind and freeze-thaw lift the edges and crack old shingles. One missing shingle is enough for a wet attic, and a roof full of them is a re-roof.
Warm air leaking into the attic is what builds ice dams in the first place. Insulation at the ceiling and a vent at the ridge keep the roof cold and the snow where it is.
Water sits on a flat roof instead of running off. Seams and edges open with age, and standing water finds them. Torch-down and rubber roofs are made for this.
Every pipe through the roof has a rubber boot around it. Boots crack after years of sun and cold, and skylights leak at the frame. Small jobs, big stains.
Repairs, whole roofs and the building work around them. You deal with the owner on every job.
Pick what is going on and how soon. Your text to the owner fills in as you tap. Send it from your phone, or call.
Four steps, one person. The owner who looks at your roof is the one who answers for the work.
Text a photo of the stain, the ice or the roof, or use the free estimate above. You can also just call.
Frontier is owner-run. No sales crew, no call center. You get a look at the roof and a straight answer.
What the roof needs, what can wait, and a free estimate. No pressure to decide on the spot.
One company for the roof and the building work around it, from the first shingle to the clean-up.
Yes. Call or text (907) 345-6670 and set up a free estimate.
Both. A leak, a few missing shingles or a whole worn-out roof. Tell us what you see and you will hear what makes sense.
The owner. Frontier Roofing is owner-run.
Some repairs can be done in winter and some are better done when it warms up. Send a photo and we will tell you which one yours is.
Heat escaping into the attic melts the snow on the roof. The water runs down and freezes again at the cold edge, and that ridge of ice can push water back under the shingles.
Yes, torch-down and rubber roofs for flat and low-slope roofs.
Yes. Frontier is also a general construction company. Tell us about your project.
The shop is in South Anchorage. Estimates across Anchorage.
8300 Dimond Hook Dr
Anchorage, AK 99507
| Monday to Friday | 8:00 to 5:00 |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Closed? Send a text or use the free estimate and you get a call back.