
Pine & Gable Roofing Co. — Maine
Built Right.
Maine Tough.
Premium residential roofing across southern Maine — Kennebunk to Augusta. Two owner-operators. One standard of craft.
Why Pine & Gable
A roof is the most important thing on your house. We treat it that way.
We don't chase patch jobs or sell "deals of the week." We replace roofs — completely, precisely, and with materials that earn their place on a Maine home. Then we will hand you a warranty that we don't expect you'll ever need.

Craft
Best materials. No substitutions.
What we install
Four materials. One standard.
Composite Shake
The character of cedar shake with none of the upkeep — Class-A fire-rated, impact-rated, beautiful.
Learn more 02 · PremiumStanding Seam Metal
Clean vertical lines, concealed fasteners, lifetime-grade performance for the homes that earn it.
Learn more 03 · Coastal favoriteMetal Roofing
Exposed and concealed fastener metal systems engineered for snow, salt air, and stiff ocean wind.
Learn more 04 · Most popularAsphalt Shingle Roofing
Architectural and dimensional asphalt shingles installed to manufacturer spec, built to weather a Maine winter.
Learn more 05 · SpecialtyDrone Roof Inspection
Steep, coastal, or inaccessible? We fly your roof and walk you through the footage — no boots required.
Learn moreRecent work
Real Maine roofs. Real photos.

Full tear-off and reroof on a South Portland ranch off Edgewood Road. The original roof was down to bare, gapped plank sheathing in spots — we stripped every layer, tarped the gardens and walkways, repaired the deck, and rebuilt it in IKO Dynasty architectural shingles with new ice-and-water shield, synthetic underlayment, and fresh chimney flashing.
See the full project
Full tear-off and replacement on a two-story townhome. The old three-tab was curling at the ridge and cracking along the rakes — we stripped it to the deck, replaced a run of soft plank sheathing with new plywood, and finished in a warm charcoal architectural shingle.
See the full project
Drone inspections
See your roof without setting foot on it.
For steep roofs, coastal homes, or anything you'd rather not climb, we fly the roof, capture every plane in 4K, then walk you through the footage. You see exactly what we see — and what's worth doing.
Service area
Southern Maine — Augusta to York County.
Two owner-operators covering the towns you call home. If you're on the southern Maine coast or the corridor between Portland and Augusta, we serve your home.
See full service areaCommon questions
What Maine homeowners ask first.
How much does a roof replacement cost in Maine?
Most southern Maine asphalt replacements land between $12K and $25K. Standing seam metal usually runs $30K–$60K+. Every Pine & Gable number is a written quote — not a ballpark.
Get a written quoteHow long does it take to replace a roof?
Most standard residential roofs are torn off and re-installed in a single day. Larger or steeper roofs may take two — your quote spells out the schedule before we start.
See how we installWill my insurance pay for a new roof?
If storm, wind, hail, or ice-dam damage caused it, often yes. We document the damage, meet your adjuster on site, and rebuild to code.
Insurance claim helpFrom your neighbors
Southern Maine homeowners, in their own words.
"Aaron walked us through every option without an ounce of pressure. The crew was on time, immaculate, and finished the standing seam in two days."
"Jeff was the only roofer who actually got on a ladder before quoting. He found two soft spots three other companies missed."
"Old roof off and a new one on in a single day — and you couldn't tell anyone had been there afterward."
No-pressure quotes
Tell us about your roof.
We answer every inquiry within one business day with a real human — not a call center. Share the basics here and we'll follow up to schedule your inspection.
- ✓ Written quotes — never a verbal ballpark
- ✓ On-roof, attic, and crawl-space inspections
- ✓ Drone inspections available (modest flat fee)
Ready when you are
A roof is a long decision. Let's get yours right.
No pressure, no gimmicks. Just a precise quote, an honest conversation, and a roof built for Maine weather.
