Pine and Gable

10/11/2026

That standing seam roof starts right here in the driveway. 🔥

On site in Yarmouth, Maine, with Above All Contracting, forming Drexel metal into the panels that will go on this roof. Pretty damn cool to watch a roll of steel become someone’s roof, one panel at a time.

There’s plenty of work ahead, but this part deserves a little airtime. Big thanks to the Above All crew for bringing the equipment and the know-how.

Follow along. We’ll show you where these panels end up.

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10/07/2026

Roofing isn’t always a full replacement. Sometimes it’s giving the right areas some attention.

Jeff’s working on hip and ridge repairs at this classic beach house in S**o. Those caps cover the places where roof slopes meet, and worn or missing pieces can leave those areas exposed to wind and rain.

At Pine & Gable, we handle roof repairs as well as full replacements in asphalt shingles, standing seam metal, and composite roofing. We’ll take a look, explain what we find, and help you decide what makes sense for your home.

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10/07/2026

Some people bring a beach chair. Jeff brings a nail gun. 🤠☀️

A little hip and ridge repair on a classic beach house in sunny S**o, Maine. Good weather, good tunes, and a few tired ridge caps getting their retirement papers.

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09/17/2026

Sunny S**o. Atlantic Blue. G-Funk in the background.

Easy peasy, up and over.
Strip it. Prep it. Shingle it. Keep it moving.

Not every roof needs to be complicated. Sometimes you just need a good crew, a bluebird day, and a roof that’s about to look a whole lot better.

Atlantic Blue looking real nice in the Maine sun. 😎

Pine & Gable Roofing
Southern Maine

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09/14/2026

CLASS IS IN SESSION. 🔨

Today’s lesson: How does a roofing quote come in cheaper?

Easy. Leave the old roof where it is. Cover it up. Skip the tear-off, skip the disposal, skip the redeck, and let someone else discover what’s underneath later.

That may lower the quote. It doesn’t build a better roof.

Low-slope tear-offs and full redecks are our game. We open it up, inspect what’s actually there, and build back on a clean, solid deck.

From the street, the finished roofs may look similar.

Underneath? Completely different story.

We don’t sell the cheapest way to cover a problem.
We build the right way to solve it.

09/13/2026

09/13/2026

SOUND ON. 🔊

The shingles get the attention. The details underneath keep the house dry.

Drip edge may be a small piece of the roof, but it has a big job: directing water away from the roof deck and fascia before it can become a problem.

Clean lines. Proper installation. No shortcuts.

This is what doing it right sounds like.

09/12/2026

Nothing beats the sound of progress! Watch the Pine & Gable crew transform this roof. We take pride in the details so you don't have to. What color shingles would you choose for your home?

09/04/2026

At it again in Wells, Maine.

This home is on the market and had already taken a price reduction. The roof still needed to be addressed, and the seller did not want it becoming another negotiation point, buyer concession, or reason for the sale to be delayed.

We moved quickly, got everything in order, and placed the project on the schedule as soon as possible so the seller could protect the value of the property during the sale.

By the end of today, this home will have a brand-new roof. The seller gets one less uncertainty, and the next owner should not have to think about the roof again for the rest of their time in the home.

Realtors, if a roof is threatening to complicate a listing, inspection, or closing, call Pine & Gable. We understand the timeline and know how to move quickly.

https://pineandgableco.com/pre-listing Jeff Ogalin

07/31/2026

Some homes should never receive a one-size-fits-all roofing quote.

We recently had the opportunity to evaluate this weathered cedar roof on a remarkable Maine home. The roof is a major part of the architecture, so the question isn’t simply what can replace it. It’s how to preserve the character of the house while building a system that will perform through decades of Maine weather.

On a roof like this, the details matter: multiple rooflines, natural cedar, copper valleys and flashing, a cupola, chimney connections, low-slope sections, and several places where different sections meet. That calls for fieldwork, documentation, and careful planning before recommending a material or presenting a price.

This is exactly the kind of work Pine & Gable was built to take on—distinctive homes, thoughtful planning, and roofing decisions that deserve more than a quick measurement and a standard sales pitch.

If you own a custom or architecturally distinctive Maine home and want a roofing company that will understand the house before recommending the roof, we’d be glad to talk.