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Metal Roofing Reviews in Bradford, Massachusetts

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  • 2published reviews
  • 2006first review

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    Metal Shingles Bradford, MA Review

    Review: September 26, 2016Completion: August 5, 2016

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    Metal Roofing Bradford, MA Review

    Review: April 7, 2006Completion: March 19, 2006

    We have not had one minute of rest since the installation of our Interlock Roof System was finished. Our home is on a busy main road. Friends and people have not stopped complimenting and questioning us about it. The roof is beautiful and eye-popping. On a more practical level, we felt we needed more than what a regular asphalt roof could offer. The back of our house does not get much sun in the winter. This can and does cause snow and ice accumulation problems when the conditions are right.

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