Hampden County, Massachusetts
Springfield & Hampden County Service Area
Calls from Springfield and nine nearby communities are connected with participating independent roofing contractors. Each town's page covers what's particular about its houses, storms and permits.
Springfield, MA
Roof Replacement Across Springfield's Neighborhoods
Massachusetts' third-largest city has nearly every kind of house a roofer works on: Victorians, colonials, triple-deckers, mid-century Capes and ranches. Here is what is particular about replacing a roof in Springfield.
Includes: Forest Park, East Forest Park, Sixteen Acres, Pine Point, Liberty Heights and more
Agawam, MA
Agawam & Feeding Hills Roof Replacement
Agawam sits across the Connecticut River from Springfield and includes the village of Feeding Hills. It is one town for permits, but two quite different settings for a roof.
Includes: Agawam Center, Feeding Hills, North Agawam
Chicopee, MA
Chicopee Roof Replacement, from Willimansett to Fairview
Chicopee grew out of separate villages along the Chicopee and Connecticut rivers, and it still feels that way. A roof in Willimansett can be a very different job from one near Westover.
Includes: Chicopee Center, Chicopee Falls, Willimansett, Aldenville, Fairview and more
West Springfield, MA
West Springfield Roof Replacement, from Merrick to Mittineague
Home of the Eastern States Exposition, West Springfield sits between the Connecticut and Westfield rivers. Its older neighborhoods took the worst of the 2011 tornado.
Includes: Merrick, Mittineague, the Eastern States Exposition area
Westfield, MA
Roof Replacement in Westfield, MA
Westfield, the "Whip City," is where the June 1, 2011 tornado first touched down. It is also a city of everything from downtown multi-family homes to newer subdivisions on higher ground.
Includes: Downtown Westfield, Munger Hill, Central Street area
Holyoke, MA
Holyoke Roof Replacement for Brick, Victorian & Multi-Family Homes
Holyoke was planned as an industrial city, built around canals and the paper mills that earned it the nickname "Paper City." Its housing reflects that history, and so do its roofs.
Includes: The Flats, South Holyoke, Churchill, the Highlands, Elmwood and more
Ludlow, MA
Roof Replacement in Ludlow, MA
Ludlow was settled in 1751 as Stony Hill Parish, incorporated in 1774, and grew up around one of the country's largest jute mills. Its roofs range from mill-era homes to newer houses on wooded lots.
Includes: The mill area along the Chicopee River, Center Street and West Avenue, East Street
Longmeadow, MA
Roof Replacement in Longmeadow, MA
Longmeadow is known for its village green and tree-lined Longmeadow Street. About a hundred of its houses predate 1900, and many more are early-1900s Colonial Revivals with steep, visible roofs.
Includes: The town green, Longmeadow Street, Longmeadow Street North
East Longmeadow, MA
East Longmeadow Roof Replacement
East Longmeadow split from Longmeadow in 1894, when brownstone quarrying was the town's big industry. Today it is mostly residential, with homes from nearly every decade since.
Includes: The town center, North Main Street, Prospect Street, Markham Hill
Wilbraham, MA
Wilbraham Roof Replacement
Wilbraham's wooded hillsides are a big part of its appeal, and a big part of what its roofs contend with. In 2011 the town saw both a tornado and a microburst.
Includes: Tinkham Road area, The town's hillside neighborhoods
Ready to talk about a new roof?
Call to be connected with a participating independent roofing contractor serving Springfield and nearby Hampden County towns.
Call (888) 292-4916