We had an outstanding experience with Jericho Roofing. They did our entire roof including replacement of a skylight in one day. The team was very professional and hard working. They were careful not to damage the siding and cleaned up as they went along. We were very pleased with the job and would highly recommend that you consider Jericho Roofing if you are considering having work done on your roof. Jerry was very responsive and answered all of our questions. He was extremely patient with us. Again, we were extremely impressed with the team, the job and the estimate.
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Roofing and Siding Coordination in Chittenden County, VT
The McGarvey Group handles roofing and siding coordination for homeowners across Chittenden County.
- Roof and siding work is sequenced correctly, preventing gaps that let moisture into the wall assembly
- A single point of contact manages both scopes, reducing miscommunication between trades
- Problem areas at the roof-to-wall transition are identified and addressed before installation begins
- Coordinated exterior work protects the structural integrity of older Vermont homes through harsh winters
- Finished exterior presents a clean, consistent appearance that supports resale value in Chittenden County's competitive housing market
- Homeowners avoid the cost of correcting misaligned work done by separate, uncoordinated contractors
Expert Roofing and Siding Coordination in Chittenden County, VT
Roofing and siding coordination means both systems are planned and managed together, not treated as two separate jobs. For Chittenden County homeowners, that matters. Vermont's freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, and seasonal moisture put constant pressure on a home's exterior. When the roof and siding are misaligned, gaps form, moisture gets in, and small problems become expensive repairs. The McGarvey Group manages the full scope as one coordinated exterior project. We assess how your roof edge, fascia, and siding panels interact. We flag problem areas before work starts. We sequence the work so each system supports the other. Chittenden County's housing stock ranges from older Capes and ranches in Burlington's New North End to farmhouses in Colchester and newer builds in Williston. Each home type presents different coordination challenges. We account for those differences from the first walkthrough. If you're ready to protect your home's exterior the right way, contact The McGarvey Group today.
What's included
- Roof and siding work is sequenced correctly, preventing gaps that let moisture into the wall assembly
- A single point of contact manages both scopes, reducing miscommunication between trades
- Problem areas at the roof-to-wall transition are identified and addressed before installation begins
- Coordinated exterior work protects the structural integrity of older Vermont homes through harsh winters
- Finished exterior presents a clean, consistent appearance that supports resale value in Chittenden County's competitive housing market
- Homeowners avoid the cost of correcting misaligned work done by separate, uncoordinated contractors
Locally Owned- At Jericho Roofing Company
we know your roof is more than just a structure — it’s your home’s first line of defense. That’s why homeowners trust us: our reputation is built on a solid foundation of experience
integrity
and transparency. Our skilled team delivers best-in-class roofing solutions tailored to your needs — today and for years to come.
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Roofing and Siding Coordination FAQ
Common questions about roofing and siding coordination in Chittenden County, VT.
Doing both together prevents gaps and moisture problems that occur when the two systems are installed separately. In Chittenden County, freeze-thaw cycles make those gaps especially damaging over time.
The McGarvey Group coordinates both scopes as one exterior project. You work with one team from assessment through completion.
We start with a walkthrough to assess how the roof edge, fascia, and siding panels interact on your specific home. That assessment shapes the order and scope of the work.
Yes, coordinating both systems lets us address the roof-to-wall transition points where ice dams cause the most damage. Proper sequencing and detailing at those areas reduces the risk of water intrusion.
Yes, older homes in Burlington and Winooski often have mismatched exterior layers from past repairs. Coordinated work lets us correct those inconsistencies as one planned project rather than patching around them.
Contact The McGarvey Group to schedule a walkthrough of your home's exterior. We review both systems together and outline a coordinated plan before any work begins.
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