Roof repair in Lansdale: fix the cause
A good roof repair fixes why water got in, not just the wet spot. The most common causes are worn pipe boots, loose flashing at walls and chimneys, and shingles that wind has lifted.
We look at the roof, take photos, and show you the problem. Then you get a clear repair plan before any work starts.
When a Lansdale roof needs replacing
If shingles are brittle and bald all over, new shingles will not seal well to old ones. Leaks tend to pop up again in new places.
A full replacement takes the old roof off down to the wood, swaps any bad boards, and puts on new underlayment, flashing, vents, and shingles. Our roof replacement guide walks through each step.
Picking a shingle for your home
Most new shingle roofs use architectural shingles. They are thicker than old flat 3-tab shingles and hold up better in wind.
Choose a color that works with your brick, stone, or siding. We can show you samples and photos of real roofs so you can picture it.
Not sure? Start with an inspection
A roof inspection gives you photos and a plain answer: leave it, fix it, or plan for a new roof. It is a good first step if you are buying a home or your roof is getting older.