Bent to Last Metal
Downspouts, drainage and gutter guards plus metal roofs for homes and commercial properties in Winter Harbor and Eastport.
What we checked
- Business phone works
- Website is live
- Website confirms roofing and gutters
About
Bent to Last Metal is a locally owned roofing and gutter company in Jonesboro, Maine. It builds metal roofs, does commercial roofing, and installs and repairs gutters for homeowners and commercial properties in Winter Harbor, Bar Harbor, Eastport, Ellsworth, Brewer and nearby areas. It offers a workmanship warranty.
- Locally owned
- Residential
- Warranty
- Website says licensed
- Website says insured
Services
Roofing
- Commercial roofing
- Metal roofs
Gutters
- Gutter installation
- Gutter repair
- Gutter guards
- Downspouts and drainage
Service area
Bent to Last Metal names 9 cities on its website. The farthest is Hampden, 61 miles away.
- Winter Harbor 29 mi
- Bar Harbor 34 mi
- Eastport 35 mi
- Roofers in Ellsworth 43 mi
- Brewer 56 mi
- Bucksport 58 mi
- Roofers in Bangor 59 mi
- Castine 61 mi
- Roofers in Hampden 61 mi
Counties: Hancock County
Common questions
Is this company licensed and insured?
The website says the firm is licensed and insured. Ask to see both before you hire. Our guide shows how to check a roofer’s insurance and license.
Does this company give a warranty?
The website says the firm gives a warranty on its own work. Ask how long it lasts, and get the terms in writing.
Does this company do commercial roofs?
The website lists commercial roofing.
What areas does this company serve?
The website names Winter Harbor, Bar Harbor, Eastport, Ellsworth, Brewer, Bucksport, Bangor, Castine and Hampden.
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At a glance
- Based in
- Jonesboro, ME
- Trades
- Roofing and gutters
- Services listed
- 6
- Service area
- 9 cities, up to 61 miles away
- Phone
- (207) 434-5223
Before you hire Bent to Last Metal
- Insurance. The website says the firm is insured. Ask for a certificate of insurance, then call the insurer to confirm it.
- Written estimate. The website does not say if estimates are free. Get the price, the materials and the dates in writing.
- Warranty. The website says the firm gives a warranty on its work. Ask how long it lasts and what it covers.
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