When should I replace my roof?

90% of Maryland and Pennsylvania roofs are replaced when they are 17-22 years old.

How much does a new roof cost?

Roof size, pitch and materials are the three main factors that determine cost.

What material should I choose?

Composite, metal and PVC roofs make up over 90% of the market.

How many bids should I get?

We recommend getting three bids.

Can I get a new roof in winter?

Absolutely! We are a Maryland & Pennsylvania roofing company that works year-round and knows how to deal with challenging weather. We normally only need one decent weather day to tear off and “dry in” your roof. After that, it can rain & snow all it wants and your home will stay cozy and dry while we finish installing your new roof.

What is your process for free estimates?

We provide free, detailed estimates that we print out and hand to you on-the-spot. This takes an hour or two, depending on your roof. Just to be safe, we ask that you set aside two hours. Our sales estimators are usually booked out 7-14 days for providing new estimates.

Any good roofing company should have a lead time of 4-12 weeks, depending on time of year. Demand is always high for our services; so, even though there are roofing companies that can start next week, we are worth the wait.

How long will it take to get a new roof?

This will depend on the size, pitch and complexity of your roof. Small to medium size houses usually take 1-3 days. Larger projects can take up to a week, or even more.

Do you have your own crews?

All of our crews are full-time, year-round and highly trained. We have very little turnover; in fact, many of our roofers have been with us for years. We always have a long list of roofer applicants, but we are very selective in our hiring. The best roofers want to have a career with us because we take excellent care of our staff.

What if my home currently has a leak?

We always try to move leaky roofs up on the schedule so they can be completed as soon as possible. Depending on weather and project lead time, it often makes sense for our repair team to implement a short-term fix until our roof replacement crew can start work.

What about gutters and skylights?

We recommend having your gutters and skylights replaced as part of your roofing project. Most customers who opt to not have their gutters and skylights replaced end up calling us within a year to get that work done.