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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Residential Roofing Installation in Chittenden County, VT
The McGarvey Group installs residential roofing for homeowners across Chittenden County, Vermont.
- A properly installed roof resists ice dam formation that can drive water under shingles during Vermont winters
- Correct attic ventilation paired with new installation reduces heat buildup and moisture damage in the roof deck
- Full replacement removes hidden deck rot and failing underlayment that repairs alone cannot address
- A new roof raises your home's resale value and passes buyer inspections with fewer negotiation points
- Accurate flashing at chimneys, valleys, and dormers stops the leak points most common on Chittenden County homes
Expert Residential Roofing Installation in Chittenden County, VT
Residential roofing installation in Chittenden County means building a system that holds up through Vermont's full seasonal range. Heavy snow loads, ice dam formation, freeze-thaw cycles, and spring moisture all put pressure on a roof year after year. At The McGarvey Group, we assess each home's structure, slope, and ventilation before any materials go on. We address underlayment, flashing, and ridge ventilation as part of every installation, not as add-ons. Many Chittenden County homes feature steep-pitched roofs designed to shed snow, and we install to match that design intent. Whether you are replacing an aging roof on an older Burlington-area colonial or putting a new roof on a newer build in the county's growing towns, we work to a clean, inspectable standard. If your current roof is failing or you are planning ahead, contact The McGarvey Group to schedule a site assessment.
What's included
- A properly installed roof resists ice dam formation that can drive water under shingles during Vermont winters
- Correct attic ventilation paired with new installation reduces heat buildup and moisture damage in the roof deck
- Full replacement removes hidden deck rot and failing underlayment that repairs alone cannot address
- A new roof raises your home's resale value and passes buyer inspections with fewer negotiation points
- Accurate flashing at chimneys, valleys, and dormers stops the leak points most common on Chittenden County homes
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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Residential Roofing Installation FAQ
Common questions about residential roofing installation in Chittenden County, VT.
A full installation is the right call when shingles are curling or missing across large sections, the deck shows soft spots, or leaks appear in multiple areas. The McGarvey Group inspects your roof and gives you a clear recommendation based on what we find.
Vermont's heavy snow loads, ice dam risk, and hard freeze-thaw cycles require specific underlayment, ice-and-water shield placement, and ventilation details. Skipping any of these steps shortens roof life significantly in Chittenden County's climate.
Yes, we manage the complete process including tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, flashing, new roofing, and site cleanup. Chittenden County homeowners work with our crew from first assessment through final walkthrough.
Yes, proper ventilation and quality underlayment installed with a new roof help stabilize attic temperatures and reduce heat loss. This directly supports your home's heating performance through Vermont's long winters.
Steeper pitches shed snow more effectively and reduce ice dam buildup, which is a key factor for Vermont homes. We evaluate your existing pitch and structure before recommending the right installation approach.
Call or contact us to schedule an on-site assessment of your Chittenden County home. We review the roof condition, discuss your options, and provide a clear written scope before any work begins.
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