Ice dam protection that matters
Ice-and-water shield at the eaves is not optional on a Buffalo roof. We install it where the code requires it — and where thirty years of WNY winters say it belongs.
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TNE Roofing & Siding has been working on Buffalo homes since 1994 — from century-old city doubles to postwar capes. Free estimates, honest pricing, and a crew that lives here.

Buffalo has some of the oldest housing stock in New York State. A huge share of the homes inside the city limits went up before 1940 — which means steep gables, tight valleys, dormers, front porches, and rooflines that were never designed around modern ventilation or ice-dam protection. Add in lake-effect snow off Lake Erie and the freeze-thaw cycle that runs from November into April, and a Buffalo roof works harder than most.
That is the kind of roof we have been doing for over thirty years. We are not a storm-chasing outfit that shows up after a bad winter and disappears. TNE is based in Akron, about 30 minutes west of our Akron shop, and we have been fixing and replacing Buffalo roofs since April 1994.
Roof replacement, roof repair, storm and ice damage, siding, and seamless gutters throughout the City of Buffalo.
Ice-and-water shield at the eaves is not optional on a Buffalo roof. We install it where the code requires it — and where thirty years of WNY winters say it belongs.
Most pre-war Buffalo homes were built with almost no roof ventilation. Getting intake and exhaust right is often what stops the ice dams, not just the shingles.
Two and three layers of old shingles are common on city homes. We tear off to the deck so we can see what we are covering — and replace rotted decking when we find it.
Party walls, dormers, chimneys and shared setbacks make Buffalo flashing work fiddly. That detail work is where a roof leaks or doesn't.
If you are near any of these, you are in our territory. Not on the list? Call — we are probably closer than you think.
Straight answers, no sales pitch. If your question is not here, just call us.
Most asphalt shingle roof replacements in the Buffalo area land somewhere between roughly $8,000 and $25,000 depending on the size of the roof, the pitch, how many layers have to come off, and whether any decking needs replacing. Older city homes with steep pitches, dormers and multiple valleys sit at the higher end. The only number that actually matters is the one from an in-person estimate — ours are free.
Yes. We work throughout the City of Buffalo and the surrounding first-ring suburbs, including North Buffalo, South Buffalo, the West Side, Elmwood, Riverside and Kenmore, along with the rest of Erie County.
Yes. After wind, hail or ice damage we document the damage, can tarp the roof to stop further water getting in, and work with your adjuster through the claim. We have been doing WNY storm work since 1994.
Most Buffalo homes are a one to two day job once we start — tear-off, deck inspection, underlayment, shingles and cleanup. Larger or more complicated roofs can run longer, and we will tell you up front which one yours is.
We do. Vinyl, fiber cement and wood siding, plus soffit, fascia and trim work. A lot of Buffalo jobs end up being roof and siding together, which is usually cheaper than doing them years apart.
No pressure, no sales pitch. We come out, look at the actual roof, and give you an honest number and an honest recommendation.