Roofing Contractor in Mount Joy, PA

Borough core and Lancaster County farmland

The borough housing is largely nineteenth and early twentieth century — brick singles, twins and rowhomes on a tight grid, with steeper pitches, masonry chimneys and surviving slate on a fair number of buildings.

Outside the borough is Lancaster County agricultural land, with the farmhouse, bank barn and outbuilding stock that implies. Metal is the practical answer on most of those roofs.

Newer residential development has filled in around the borough over recent decades with conventional modern construction.

• Nineteenth and early twentieth century brick borough housing
• Surviving slate on a share of the older buildings
• Surrounding farmland with barn and outbuilding roofs
• Modern residential development around the borough edges

What we come this far for

Thirty-five minutes each way is a real commitment, so we are selective and straightforward about it. Planned replacements, slate and historic work, agricultural metal projects and insurance claim work all justify the drive — the crew is on site for days and travel time barely registers in the cost.

A single small repair usually does not, and a good Lancaster County contractor will reach you faster. We will tell you that rather than adding you to a queue you will wait in.

Where we do work here, the standard is identical to what we do eight blocks from our shop: free inspection, written report with photographs, itemized estimate, and warranty paperwork in writing.