Roof Services in Philadelphia, PA
Here is every type of roof job this referral service can pass to an independent local roofer in Philadelphia, PA, from a full tear-off on a rowhouse to a small repair. Read the summaries, pick the closest match, and describe the problem in the form.
Every Service in One Place
Full roof replacement covers the low-slope membranes found on most rowhouses as well as pitched shingle and slate roofs. The page walks through layers, decking, the L&I permit and Historical Commission review.
Storm damage is mostly about wind, falling limbs and heavy snow here, with hail a smaller worry. It explains what to photograph and where a roofer's role ends and your insurer's begins.
Metal roofs compares standing seam with exposed-fastener panels, including the painted metal often found on porch and bay roofs.
Shingle roofs looks at architectural and impact-rated shingles, and the underlayment questions to raise at the eaves.
Roof repair deals with blisters, open seams, ponding and flashing, and when a patch makes more sense than a new roof.
Match the Problem to the Service
Not sure which page fits? Start with what you are seeing.
- One leak in one spot. Start with roof repair. A single failed seam or cracked flashing is often a fix, not a replacement.
- A flat roof that leaks in several places. Read the full replacement page, which covers membrane choices and when a coating is no longer enough.
- Damage after high wind or a fallen limb. Go to the storm page first, then photograph everything before anything is moved.
- Ice dams or leaks after heavy snow. The storm page covers snow load and ice dams on pitched roofs.
- Worn shingles on a pitched roof. The shingle page explains the material choices and what a full tear-off involves.
- Planning ahead on cost. The cost calculator gives a planning range for pitched roofs in under a minute.
If two of these sound familiar, the repair-or-replace quiz can help you sort out which conversation to have with a roofer.
Describe Your Roof Problem
A few sentences about what you are seeing is plenty. Only one independent local roofer receives your request, and that roofer visits and puts the price in writing. This site is paid by the roofing company for the referral, never by you.