Valleys
Worn metal reworked and the shingle cut lines re-laid, usually after years of pine litter holding water in them.
Roof Repair in Medford Township, NJ
A large roof rarely fails all over at once. More often two planes are tired and the rest has a decade left, which is a repair conversation and not a replacement one.
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Eight planes, two problems
The south slopes weather fastest, the north slopes grow moss, and the valleys collect everything the trees drop. On a big roof those are three different ages of covering on one house, and quoting the lot as a single replacement is the easy answer rather than the right one.
What is covered
The repairs that come up most
Pipe boots and vent collars
The commonest leak on an asphalt roof anywhere. The rubber perishes long before the shingles do and the fix is an hour.
Flashing at walls and chimneys
Step and counter flashing re-set or renewed, including the ones originally caulked in and now failing as caulk always does.
Limb damage and lifted tabs
Abraded granules under an overhanging branch, creased tabs after a wind, and ridge cap taken off a long exposed run.
The honest limit
When repairing stops being sensible
When the mat has gone brittle across most of the planes, when granule loss is general rather than local, or when two layers are already up there. The findings will say so in plain words and put the replacement figure beside the repair figure, so you can weigh the two properly.
Also on the list
The rest of what this crew does
Roof Replacement
A measured tear-off on a large multi-plane roof, decked, dried in and reflashed plane by plane.
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A long look at a long roof, plane by plane and then from underneath, with everything found photographed and written out.
Read the page →Roof Leak Repair
Following water back across a wide attic to the plane it is really entering through, which on a roof this size is rarely the obvious one.
Read the page →Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair
Hail bruising, wind lift and limb strikes located by hand across all eight planes, then written up with dated photographs.
Read the page →Siding
The walls under a wide roofline, including the long soffit runs that the attic depends on for its air.
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Long gutter runs under heavy tree cover, which fill faster here than anywhere and take the fascia with them when they do.
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Find out how much of it is tired
The inspection says which planes need work now and which have years left.
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