Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of a new roof depends on several key factors, including:

1. Roof Size & Complexity – Larger roofs or those with multiple angles, valleys, or steep pitches require more materials and labor.
2. Material Choice – Asphalt shingles, metal, slate, or tile each have different price points and lifespans.
3. Labor Costs – Rates vary based on local labor prices, the roofing company’s expertise, and the difficulty of the job.
4. Tear-Off & Disposal – Removing old shingles and disposing of debris adds to the total cost.
5. Underlayment & Flashing – Quality of waterproofing layers and metal flashing affects price and long-term durability.
6. Roof Deck Condition – If the wood decking underneath is damaged, it may need repair or replacement.
7. Warranty & Upgrades – Premium shingles or extended warranties can increase upfront costs but offer better protection.
8. Location & Permits – Regional pricing differences, building codes, and permit fees also play a role.

The time it takes to install a new roof varies depending on the size of the roof and the type of roofing material. Contact us for an estimate and further details on your project.

When helping a customer find the best roofing contractor in their area, we always recommend looking for a company with a strong reputation and proven experience. Start by checking reviews, ratings, and local references to see how past customers feel about their work. Make sure the contractor is licensed, insured, and certified by leading manufacturers—it’s a sign they meet high industry standards. It’s also important to get a detailed estimate and make sure they communicate clearly about materials, timelines, and warranties. The best roofing contractor will be honest, reliable, and focused on quality, not just the lowest price.

When helping a customer determine what type of roof is best for their home, we look at a few key factors to find the perfect fit. We start by considering the home’s style and structure—certain materials, like metal or architectural shingles, complement specific designs better. Next, we evaluate the local climate, since factors like wind, rain, snow, and sun exposure all impact which roofing materials will perform best. We also review the customer’s budget and long-term goals—some options cost more upfront but last longer and require less maintenance. Finally, we discuss warranty coverage, energy efficiency, and curb appeal to ensure the new roof not only protects the home but enhances its value and look.

Vinyl siding can be a great option for many homeowners for the exterior of their home. Many customers choose vinyl siding over wood or cement board because it's affordable, low maintenance, tons of color options and styles, energy efficient, ease of installation, weather resistant and it can increases the value of their home. 

There are many different finance options available to customers today such as fixed interest, 0% interest, deferred payments, closed end options and open ended options. Please contact for more information on which finance program is right for you.

Yes, we are both licensed and insurance in the state of Pennsylvania. Our PA HIC number is PA 138093 and we have 2 million dollars of general liability coverage. 

Generally speaking, an in home appointment for your particular project  usually takes between 45 minutes to and hour depending on questions. Your estimator will take measurements, go through company back ground and information, have project specific samples and materials. discuss potential finance options and give you a down to the penny price all within that timeframe.