Frequently Asked Questions

Common signs to look for are leaks, missing shingles, sagging, granules in gutters, mold, age of the roof. TIP: When you start seeing multiple roofs in the neighborhood getting replaced.

$5.50 – $7.00 sq ft for Asphalt Shingle Replacement. The Average Roof Cost: $10,000 – $15,000

Varies by size, weather, and materials, but usually 1–2 days for most homes.

Depends on the extent of damage and age of the roof.

Asphalt shingles, metal, synthetic slate or cedar. Low Slope Roofing options available – TPO, EPDM, SBS

Depends on the cause of damage — like storms vs. wear and tear.

YES we have a variety of affordable payment plans available

Yes – Send us a message HERE for your free quote or Call: (484) 602-6863

YES, we are certified installers with our manufacturers and can offer up to 50 year material warranties and LIFETIME labor warranties

This is a large construction project and can be dangerous if you are walking around the perimeter of the house as there will be debris coming off of your roof. We ask you to use caution if you chose to survey the job from the outside of your home

Yes, but it can be very noisy. If you are working from home we advise you to work remotely in a different location that day as we do not want to cause unwanted disruption

30+ years

Cleaning gutters, trimming trees, annual inspections, etc.

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High-pressure sales, no written contracts, out-of-state contractors after storms.

Signs include cracks, warping, rot, fading, mold/mildew, high energy bills, or water damage.

Fiber Cement = Most Durable – Vinyl – Most Cost Effective

Both vinyl and fiber cement will hold up to the elements in our area. Fiber Cement will last longer and increase homes energy efficiency and curb appeal

Depends on material — vinyl: 20–40 years, fiber cement: 30–50+

VINYL = $7.00 – $9.00 SQ FT // FIBER CEMENT = $12.00 – $15.00 SQ FT

Usually only if the damage is from a covered event, like a storm or fire.

Depends on extent of damage and whether it matches the existing siding. Keep in mind that vinyl siding fades over time. By doing a partial replacement it will be nearly impossible to match rest of house

Yes. 3 affordable payment plans available. Visit our Financing Page!

Yes — people are interested in resale value and curb appeal improvements.

Yes — insulated vinyl or fiber cement can improve thermal performance.

Typically 1 week, depending on house size, weather, and complexity.

Yes – but it can be a little noisy at times

Vinyl: low maintenance; wood: needs painting/staining; all should be cleaned periodically.

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Blues and grays. Also offset trim with a different color.

Common signs: sagging, leaking, rust, peeling paint, pooling water near the foundation, or overflowing during rain.

K-style, half-round, seamless, sectional — made from aluminum, copper, vinyl, or steel.

Seamless gutters have fewer joints, reducing leaks and requiring less maintenance.

Varies by material, house size, and whether they're seamless — typically priced per linear foot.

Aluminum: 20+ years, copper: 50+, vinyl: 10–20, with proper maintenance.

Guards can help, but they're not always necessary for every home.

At least twice a year — spring and fall. More often if you have overhanging trees.

Yes — water can back up under shingles or pool around the foundation, leading to expensive issues.

Often recommended — especially if gutters are old or damaged. It can save time and money.

Standard is 5" or 6" — depends on your roof's pitch and average rainfall.

Ask about downspout extensions, French drains, or grading around the home.

DIY is possible for sectional systems, but seamless gutters require a pro — and safe ladder use is key.

Usually a 1-day job.

Yes — usually warranties vary by product and installer, covering materials and sometimes workmanship.