Long lots and tall gables
Clarence
Roof work for the town that grew out of five hamlets: early 1800s pitches in Clarence Hollow, subdivision colonials off Transit Road, and the estate rooflines of Spaulding Lake, all built against the same Erie County winter.
- CertainTeed and Owens Corning certified
- Free written estimates
- Serving Erie County since 2007
Five hamlets, one winter ledger
Mann Roofing and Remodeling provides roofing and remodeling across Clarence, New York, a Northtowns town in Erie County where lake-effect and freeze-thaw winters drive steady demand for durable shingle systems, ice-and-water shield, and proper attic ventilation.
Mann Roofing and Remodeling has served Western New York since 2007, and Clarence sits squarely within our Erie County service area. Clarence is an affluent Northtowns community located northeast of Buffalo, where NY Route 78 (Transit Road) forms the western town line and NY Route 5 (Main Street) crosses the south of town. Homeowners here contend with the full range of Western New York weather, from winter snow to summer storms, which is exactly the environment our roofing work is built for.
Clarence has one of the most varied housing profiles in the Buffalo area. The town grew out of five historic hamlets, Clarence Hollow, Clarence Center, Harris Hill, Swormville, and Wolcottsburg, and its housing ranges from early 1800s homes in the Clarence Hollow antique district to the custom estates of gated communities like Spaulding Lake and the patio homes of 55+ neighborhoods such as Rock Oak Estates on Main Street. That mix means we work on everything from steep historic pitches and slate to modern architectural asphalt shingle systems, matching each roof to the age and style of the home.
- Region
- Erie County Northtowns
- Hamlets on file
- Clarence Hollow, Clarence Center, Harris Hill, Swormville, Wolcottsburg
- Oldest stock
- Early 1800s homes in the Hollow antique district
- Largest rooflines
- Custom estates around Spaulding Lake
- Corridors
- Transit Road (NY 78) and Main Street (NY 5)
- Dispatch base
- 237 Pratt St, Buffalo
- Hours
- Mon to Sat: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Sun: Closed
- Certified installers
- CertainTeed and Owens Corning
- Financing
- 0% interest, 12 months no payments
- On the books since
- 2007
Because Clarence lies in the Northtowns, it is generally north of the heaviest Lake Erie lake-effect bands that bury the Southtowns, but local winters still deliver significant snow load and repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Those conditions make ice-and-water shield along eaves and valleys, proper attic ventilation, and clean drainage detailing essential for preventing ice dams and interior leaks. Our roof replacements and repairs are specified for these Erie County winters, not a milder climate.
- 01Free Estimates
- 0210% Military & First-Responder Discount
- 03$200 Referral
What we see on Clarence roofs
Located in Erie County's Northtowns, northeast of Buffalo, Clarence sits north of the heaviest Lake Erie lake-effect bands that bury the Southtowns, yet still sees heavy Western New York snow and freeze-thaw winters.
NY Route 78 (Transit Road) forms the western town line and NY Route 5 (Main Street) crosses the south, the two corridors most Clarence subdivisions branch off of.
The town grew from five historic hamlets: Clarence Hollow, Clarence Center, Harris Hill, Swormville, and Wolcottsburg.
Clarence Hollow, known locally as The Hollow, is a recognized antique district holding some of the town's oldest homes, many from the early 1800s settlement era with steep historic roof pitches.
Upscale gated communities such as Spaulding Lake, built around a former quarry, give Clarence some of the largest custom rooflines in the Buffalo Northtowns.
Rock Oak Estates on Main Street is one of several 55+ communities in a housing mix that runs from patio homes to multi-million-dollar estates.
Ransom Creek runs through Clarence Hollow at the base of the Onondaga Escarpment, and local clay soils and freeze-thaw cycles make ice-dam and drainage detailing a real roofing concern.
One of the wealthiest towns in New York State, Clarence saw extensive residential growth from the 1990s through the 2010s, putting many asphalt-shingle roofs into their replacement window.
Done right the first time, not the third.
Clarence roofing questions
Does Mann Roofing and Remodeling serve Clarence, NY?
Yes. Clarence is part of Mann Roofing and Remodeling's Erie County service area in the Buffalo Northtowns. We provide roof replacement, roof repair, storm and leak repair, and exterior remodeling throughout Clarence and its hamlets, including Clarence Center, Harris Hill, and Clarence Hollow.
How does Clarence's climate affect my roof?
Clarence sits in the Northtowns northeast of Buffalo, north of the heaviest Southtowns lake-effect bands, but still sees heavy Western New York winters. Repeated snow load and freeze-thaw cycles make ice dams and eave leaks common, so ice-and-water shield, quality flashing, and proper attic ventilation matter here.
What types of roofs do you work on in Clarence?
We work on the full range of Clarence housing, from early 1800s homes in the Clarence Hollow antique district to modern subdivisions and estate homes. That includes architectural asphalt shingles, standing-seam metal, and slate or synthetic slate on historic and high-end properties, matched to each home's age and roofline.
The roof work Clarence calls us for
Free roofing estimates in Clarence
Whether you own a historic home near Ransom Creek in Clarence Hollow, a subdivision colonial off Transit Road, or an estate in one of the town's private communities, Mann Roofing and Remodeling can handle roof replacement, storm and leak repair, and related exterior remodeling. Contact us for an on-site evaluation and an honest assessment of your roof's condition and options.