Almighty Construction

Four generations of McKeages have climbed Maine roofs since the 1930s. What started when Lyman McKeage began taking roofing jobs around Sagadahoc County has grown into Almighty Construction, now run by Chandler McKeage, carrying forward nearly a century of family knowledge about what holds up in this climate and what fails. In midcoast Maine, roofs take a beating from every direction. Nor'easters pile snow on ridgelines and stress structural components. Ice dams form along eaves when freeze-thaw cycles take hold each winter. Salt air from the coast accelerates shingle wear and corrodes metal flashings. Chandler grew up watching his father and grandfather handle these exact conditions, learning which materials survive and which shortcuts come back to haunt homeowners years later. The company works across Topsham and the surrounding midcoast region, handling asphalt shingles, corrugated metal, rubber membranes, rolled roofing, and cedar shake installations. Beyond full replacements, the crew handles chimney flashing repairs, leak diagnosis and repair, siding work, and new construction tie-ins. Most jobs stay within a 30-minute drive because staying local means showing up fast when something goes wrong. Almighty Construction offers a 15-year craftsmanship warranty, triple the industry standard five-year coverage. That confidence comes from doing the work right the first time, using techniques passed down through four generations of Maine winters. MSA certified and BBB accredited. Most customers find them through neighbors who've had good experiences. After nearly a hundred years, that reputation speaks for itself.