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Harsh Maine Winters

Kudos to the roofers who worked all fall and winter to replace the roof. These last two winters were just too much for the old roof. I was happy to support these fine workers who normally don't have many projects in the winter. What a hardy lot they were working in the elements to get this done before their busy season. 

New Roof 2021. The projects never seem to end. Next up: repointing the chimneys. 



 



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