Service areas
Philadelphia.
All of it.
10 neighbourhoods with their own page and 40 more we work in regularly. Different housing stock, different roofs, different problems — a Fishtown parapet and a Chestnut Hill slate gable have nothing in common except us.
Northeast Philadelphia
Twins, singles and porch-front rows on wide streets, most of them on pitched asphalt roofs from the postwar building boom — the exact age where a roof is on its second or third life.
Roofing in Northeast Philadelphia 19149Mayfair
Block after block of porch-front rows built to the same plan, which means the roofs and gutters age together — when one house on the row needs a roof, the neighbours usually do too.
Roofing in Mayfair 19125Fishtown
Old brick rows with flat roofs and parapets, in the middle of a decade of renovation. Rubber roofs, roof decks and new capping on hundred-year-old openings.
Roofing in Fishtown 19134 · 19137Port Richmond
Tight brick rows with low-slope roofs and built-in gutters, a lot of them original. Classic EPDM and box-gutter territory.
Roofing in Port Richmond 19145 · 19148South Philadelphia
Narrow rows, flat roofs, parapets on all four sides and no room to work from — which is exactly the kind of roof we do most.
Roofing in South Philadelphia 19128Roxborough
Steep streets, mixed stock — stone twins, frame singles, porch rows — and heavy tree cover, which makes gutters and cleanouts a permanent conversation.
Roofing in Roxborough 19127Manayunk
Hillside rows on some of the steepest streets in the city, with roofs that drain hard into short gutter runs. Overshoot is the standard complaint.
Roofing in Manayunk 19144Germantown
Stone twins, Victorians and big old singles, a lot still under original slate with built-in gutters behind the cornice.
Roofing in Germantown 19119Mount Airy
Big twins and stone singles on deep lots under mature trees, with steep, visible roof planes where the material choice genuinely shows from the street.
Roofing in Mount Airy 19118Chestnut Hill
Stone houses, slate roofs, copper details and half-round gutters — the part of the city where the roof is part of the architecture and the details are not optional.
Roofing in Chestnut HillAlso regularly
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Tell us what you are looking at and we will come and look at it — and we will tell you honestly what it needs, including the times the answer is nothing yet.