Roof Repair
Patching, re-sealing and replacing damaged roofing on Souderton-area homes, from borough rowhouses to old farmhouses, through a local roofer.
Roofing services for Souderton and Montgomery County
Souderton Roofing covers roof repair, full replacement, leak tracing, ice dam removal, storm and wind damage, flashing, chimney work, gutters, ventilation, flat roofs, skylights, metal, slate and inspections. Each call is passed to a local roofer, who inspects and quotes. Prices and timing are the roofer's to set, not ours.
- Roof repair and full replacement
- Leaks, wind and storm damage
- Connected to a local roofer
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18 services
Every roofing service, one phone number
Start from what is happening to the house. Water on a ceiling after a rain is usually a roof leak, and a stain that grows only during a thaw points to an ice dam at the eaves. Shingles in the yard after a thunderstorm are wind damage, and a bead of cracked caulk where the roof meets a brick stack calls for chimney flashing repair.
When a roof is old, curling and shedding granules across two or three layers, a patch is no longer the answer and roof replacement is. Row houses and low-slope additions around Lansdale and Norristown often need flat roof repair, and a roof you simply want looked at before listing a house starts with a roof inspection. Every page below says what a roofer checks and what usually pushes a job from a repair into a replacement.
Roof Replacement
A full roof replacement for Souderton-area homes, from old rowhouse decks to farmhouse roofs, done by a local roofer you reach with one call.
Asphalt Shingle Roofing
Choosing, installing and maintaining asphalt shingles on Montgomery County homes, with the sourced Pennsylvania material price and what a local roofer checks.
Roof Leak Repair
Finding and fixing roof leaks on Souderton-area homes, from flashing and pipe boots to worn shingles, through a local roofer.
Emergency Roof Repair
What to do in the first hour when a limb, wind or water has opened your roof, and how a roofer handles the temporary cover and the real repair.
Storm Damage Roof Repair
How roofs are checked and repaired after thunderstorms, tornado-spawning remnants and winter storms around Souderton, through a local roofer.
Wind Damage Roof Repair
Lifted shingles, missing ridge caps and bent flashing after a blow, repaired by a local roofer.
Hail Damage Roof Repair
Bruised shingles, bare mats and dented roof metal after a hailstorm, looked over and repaired by a local roofer.
Ice Dam Prevention and Repair
Ice at the eaves, water inside the wall: how a roofer clears an ice dam and fixes what caused it.
Roof Flashing Repair
Valleys, sidewalls, vent boots and party walls: the metal and sealed joints where roof leaks tend to begin.
Chimney Flashing and Repair
Leaks where a brick or stone chimney meets the roof, and the flashing, saddle and joints that keep them dry.
Gutter Repair and Installation
Sagging runs, leaking seams, clogged downspouts and fascia that has started to rot, repaired or replaced.
Flat and Low-Slope Roofing
Repair and re-covering for row house, porch, dormer and apartment roofs that hold water instead of shedding it.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam, metal shingle and corrugated roofs for homes, porches and farm buildings, plus repair of loose panels and fasteners.
Attic and Roof Ventilation
Soffit, ridge and gable venting, plus insulation and air sealing, so the attic stays cold and dry in winter.
Skylight Repair and Installation
Leaking skylights, failed seals and flashing, condensation, and installing or replacing a skylight in the roof.
Roof Inspection
A roofer looks over the surface, flashing, gutters and attic, then tells you what they found, in plain language, with photos.
Slate and Historic Roof Repair
Repair of slipped or broken slates, tile roofs and older multi-layer rooflines on historic borough buildings.
Pricing
What each service typically costs
| Service | Typical range | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Roof Repair | Patching, re-sealing and replacing damaged roofing on Souderton-area homes, from borough rowhouses to old farmhouses, through a local roofer. | |
| Roof Replacement | $7,489 | A full roof replacement for Souderton-area homes, from old rowhouse decks to farmhouse roofs, done by a local roofer you reach with one call. |
| Asphalt Shingle Roofing | About $4.42 | Choosing, installing and maintaining asphalt shingles on Montgomery County homes, with the sourced Pennsylvania material price and what a local roofer checks. |
| Roof Leak Repair | Finding and fixing roof leaks on Souderton-area homes, from flashing and pipe boots to worn shingles, through a local roofer. | |
| Emergency Roof Repair | What to do in the first hour when a limb, wind or water has opened your roof, and how a roofer handles the temporary cover and the real repair. | |
| Storm Damage Roof Repair | How roofs are checked and repaired after thunderstorms, tornado-spawning remnants and winter storms around Souderton, through a local roofer. | |
| Wind Damage Roof Repair | Lifted shingles, missing ridge caps and bent flashing after a blow, repaired by a local roofer. | |
| Hail Damage Roof Repair | Bruised shingles, bare mats and dented roof metal after a hailstorm, looked over and repaired by a local roofer. | |
| Ice Dam Prevention and Repair | Ice at the eaves, water inside the wall: how a roofer clears an ice dam and fixes what caused it. | |
| Roof Flashing Repair | Valleys, sidewalls, vent boots and party walls: the metal and sealed joints where roof leaks tend to begin. | |
| Chimney Flashing and Repair | Leaks where a brick or stone chimney meets the roof, and the flashing, saddle and joints that keep them dry. | |
| Gutter Repair and Installation | Sagging runs, leaking seams, clogged downspouts and fascia that has started to rot, repaired or replaced. | |
| Flat and Low-Slope Roofing | Repair and re-covering for row house, porch, dormer and apartment roofs that hold water instead of shedding it. | |
| Metal Roofing | Standing seam, metal shingle and corrugated roofs for homes, porches and farm buildings, plus repair of loose panels and fasteners. | |
| Attic and Roof Ventilation | Soffit, ridge and gable venting, plus insulation and air sealing, so the attic stays cold and dry in winter. | |
| Skylight Repair and Installation | Leaking skylights, failed seals and flashing, condensation, and installing or replacing a skylight in the roof. | |
| Roof Inspection | A roofer looks over the surface, flashing, gutters and attic, then tells you what they found, in plain language, with photos. | |
| Slate and Historic Roof Repair | Repair of slipped or broken slates, tile roofs and older multi-layer rooflines on historic borough buildings. |
Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which service do I need if I only see a stain on the ceiling?
Usually a leak repair, which begins with finding where the water enters. The source can be several feet from the stain, so a roofer looks at flashing, vent boots, valleys and the decking. If the stain only grows during a thaw, ask about ice dams and attic ventilation.
Do you only do shingle roofs?
No. Asphalt shingle is the common suburban roof here, but the service list also covers metal, slate and tile repair, flat and low-slope roofs, skylights and gutters. Which of those a given roofer takes on varies, so say what roof you have when you call.
Can storm damage be repaired quickly?
A temporary cover may be possible sooner than a full repair, because roofers get busy after a storm and materials can run short. No timing is promised on this site. Photograph the damage first, ask the roofer about a tarp, and read your policy before you sign anything.
Is replacement always better than repair?
No. A single failed flashing joint or a few lifted shingles on a sound roof is a repair job. Replacement makes sense when damage is widespread, the roof is near the end of its life or several layers hide rotted decking. A roofer should show you the reasons in photographs.