Every building is different—and so is every roof. At RB Farina Roofing, we help homeowners and commercial property owners choose roofing materials that balance durability, performance, and aesthetics. Whether you’re focused on long-term value, architectural style, or energy efficiency, we’ll recommend the roof type that fits your needs and budget.
Classic Appeal, Reliable Protection
Shingle roofs are one of the most popular options for homes. They offer affordability, a wide range of colors, and dependable performance in Massachusetts weather.
America’s #1 Roofing Choice
Asphalt shingles are low-maintenance, weather-resistant, and perfect for a variety of home styles. We install both 3-tab and architectural options depending on your preferences.
Efficient, Long-Lasting Flat Roofing Solutions
Thermoplastic (TPO) and rubber (EPDM) roofs are ideal for commercial buildings and flat-roof sections. Both are energy-efficient, durable, and easy to maintain.
Clean Lines, Functional Design
Flat roofs offer a modern aesthetic and are commonly used on commercial buildings and home additions. Proper installation and drainage are key—and we do both right.
Enhanced Watershedding and Style
Steep slope asphalt roofs not only improve drainage but also boost curb appeal. They’re a smart, stylish option for homes with pitched roof designs.
TPO is a white, reflective membrane that improves energy efficiency. EPDM is a black rubber membrane known for durability. Both are great for flat roofs—we’ll help you choose the right one.
Yes—architectural shingles are thicker, more durable, and offer a dimensional look that many homeowners prefer. They also last longer and provide better wind resistance.
Absolutely. Flat roofs work well on porches, additions, and modern-style homes. We ensure proper drainage and sealing to avoid common flat roof issues.
We offer free consultations to evaluate your property, goals, and budget. Then we walk you through the pros and cons of each option—so you can make an informed decision.
Yes. A well-chosen roof type can improve curb appeal, energy efficiency, and resale value. We’ll help you make a choice that benefits your home both now and in the future.