Frontier Roofing

Roof repair, leaks, ice dams, new and flat roofs in Anchorage. Free estimates. You talk to the owner, Les.

Frontier Roofing, roof repair and new roofs in Anchorage, Alaska

Anchorage under the Chugach. Illustration.

Winter in Anchorage: leaks after a thaw and ice at the roof edge. Tell Les what you see.

5.0 on Google, from 4 reviews
“I’ve known Les for over 30 years. Very good roofer, but Les does more than just roofing.”
John Vonhof, Google review

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What Frontier does

Roofs

  • Leak repairFind where the water gets in and stop it.
  • Roof repairFix what wind, snow and age broke.
  • Shingle repairReplace worn or missing shingles.
  • Flashing and ventsSeal around chimneys, vents and skylights.
  • Re-roofsTear off the old roof and put on a new one.
  • New roofsA roof for a new house, garage or shed.
  • Flat roofsTorch-down and rubber roofs for flat and low-slope roofs.

Winter trouble

  • Ice damsIce at the roof edge that pushes water back under the shingles.
  • Leaks after a thawDrips that show up when snow melts.
  • Heavy snow loadSnow that sits heavy on the roof.
  • Icicles at the eavesLong icicles are a sign of heat loss at the roof.

Building

  • General constructionFrontier is a general construction company too.
  • Repairs around the roofRepairs to the house around the roof.
  • Your projectTell Les what you want built.

How a job goes

  1. Long icicles hanging from a roof edge
    Illustrative photo

    First, you tell Les what you see. Call, or send a Roof Check. You can add a photo in the text. You talk to the owner.

  2. A small building with cedar-shingle gable and green trim, on a Frontier job
    Frontier job, from their Facebook page

    Then Les takes a look. He tells you what he thinks it needs, in plain words.

  3. A log cabin in Anchorage under deep snow
    Anchorage log cabin. Illustrative photo

    Last, the work gets done. One company for the roof and the building work around it.

“If you want it,
Les can build it.”

John VonhofGoogle reviewKnown Les 30+ years

“Amazing contractor.” Kevin Keech, Google review

Questions people ask

Do you fix small roof problems, or only do whole roofs?

Both. Tell Les what you see, a leak, a few missing shingles or a whole worn-out roof, and he will tell you what makes sense.

Is the estimate free?

Yes. Call or text Les and set up a free estimate.

Who will I talk to?

Les Lavigne, the owner. Call or text (907) 345-6670.

Can a roof be fixed in the winter in Anchorage?

Some repairs can be done in winter and some are better done when it warms up. Send a photo and Les will tell you which one yours is.

What causes ice dams?

Heat escaping into the attic melts snow on the roof. The water runs down and freezes again at the cold edge, and that ridge of ice can push water back under the shingles.

Do you do work other than roofing?

Yes. Frontier Roofing is also a general construction company. Ask Les about your project.

What areas do you work in?

Anchorage. The office is on Dimond Hook Drive in South Anchorage. If you are outside town, call and ask.

Call or text Les about your roof.

(907) 345-6670