★★★★★
They were very professional, very cooperative, very friendly, and did an excellent job.
— Matthew and Renee W., Marlboro, VT
Vermont
Metal Roofing in Vermont — Built for the Deepest Snow in New England
Vermont invented the American metal-roof habit for a reason: nothing else survives Green Mountain winters gracefully. Interlock takes that tradition to its endpoint — an aluminum interlocking roof installed once, engineered to shed the deepest snow in New England, with no exposed lap seams for backed-up meltwater to find, immune to rust, and backed by The Guardian Warranty — lifetime limited coverage, transferable once (the next owner is covered to 50 years). From Brattleboro to the Northeast Kingdom, it's the last roof the house will need.
★ 4.7 average from 12 verified Vermont reviews
Vermont line: (802) 200-2845 · Toll-free 1-866-733-5811
SNOW STOPS BEING A STRUCTURAL EVENT
Vermont carries some of the highest ground snow loads in the eastern US — mountain towns like Killington, Stowe and Wilmington routinely hold multi-foot roof packs for months. A saturated spring snowpack is what breaks asphalt roofs here: it dams at the eave, refreezes, and drives meltwater backward under the laps. Interlock's four-way interlocked aluminum sheds snow before it consolidates, and there is no exposed seam for backed-up water to find.
THE ROOF RAKE RETIRES
Ask any Vermonter what February maintenance looks like: raking the eaves after every storm, heat cables, and watching the ceiling corners. An Interlock roof ends that ritual — homeowners like David B. in East Calais report their first Vermont winter after installation with no issues at all.
IT LOOKS LIKE VERMONT
Standing seam is the state's vernacular roof — on farmhouses, sugarhouses and church steeples alike. Interlock installs standing seam plus slate, cedar-shingle and shake profiles in aluminum, so a Woodstock village colonial or a Dorset farmhouse keeps its architecture while it drops its maintenance.
SKI-COUNTRY SECOND HOMES SELL BETTER WITH IT
For owners in Stowe, Killington and the Mad River Valley who aren't there mid-winter, a roof that manages itself is peace of mind — and The Guardian Warranty's one-time transfer (the buyer is covered to 50 years) becomes part of the property's value when it changes hands.
VERIFIED LOCALLY
Recent installs and reviews from Wilmington, West Dover, East Calais, Calais and Wallingford are documented in our project records — real Vermont towns, real install dates, photographed after completion.
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Interlock roofs installed across Vermont
Real homes, real installations — photographed after completion.
Wilmington, VT
Deep Charcoal
Brandon, VT
Tudor Brown
Brandon, VT
Tudor Brown
Brandon, VT
Tudor Brown
Proctorsville, VT
Hunter Green
Proctorsville, VT
Hunter Green
Proctorsville, VT
Hunter Green
Panton, VT
Deep Charcoal
Reviews
What Vermont homeowners say
★★★★
Long wait on materials, installation was good, but not what I would call great (some dents, some uneven areas). The overall project had the potential to be fantastic (due to the construction of the house) and it fell short of that, but still looks great. Also dissappointed that they could not provide me with a certification letter for the wind, hail, and fire resistance. So installation had no effect on my homeowners insurance. At my previous home in Texas, that was standard for all roofing contractors. See previous comments
— Jeffrey L., Brandon, VT
★★★★★
This is the second review I have ever given. Absolutely couldn’t be happier about our new roof/skylights and the folks I dealt with during the whole process. Begins with the no pressure sales, support staff and ends with the people who did the work. Work was done in November and waited to give this review only because I wanted to see how it handled a Vermont winter and see if any issues came up. No issues, none! Not sure why, but I used a lot less oil this winter (colder and snowier winter than normal). Maybe my 30 years old skylights or something to do with the roof system? If you are on the fence about using Interlock Roofing or the Shake Shingle type of roof, my advice to you would be to get off the fence and pull the trigger!
— David B., East Calais, VT
★★★★
Communications with the office could be improved. Dropping and losing nails and scraps in the snow is understandable but not picking up excess nails dropped while filling nail pouches is not okay. Also as a non smoker cigarette butts on the ground are definitely not okay.
— Jim and Sue M., Weatherfiled, VT
★★★★★
We just put an Interlock metal roof on our house. We were very happy with Chris's presentation and and decided to move forward with them. They started when they said they would and the crew worked full days until it was complete.
— Jonathon L., West Dover, VT
★★★★★
Very pleased with the quality and appearance of the roofing.
— Douglas (Doug) B., Calais, VT
Vermont towns with their own page
Each page shows that town's completed Interlock® roofs from our job book, with photos and reviews where we have them.
