Roofing, Siding & Exterior Remodeling in Hatfield, PA

Hatfield is about 11 miles south of our Quakertown office on Route 309, between Souderton and Lansdale. The small borough sits along the rail line; the much larger Hatfield Township spreads out around it along Route 463 (Cowpath Road) and Orvilla Road, and that township is where most of the homes we work on in Hatfield actually are.

Hatfield is one of the towns where our Upper Bucks and North Penn work overlap, so it is on a crew's route most weeks. That makes estimates quick to schedule and follow-ups easy — if a gutter needs a re-pitch after a season or a shingle needs a look after a storm, we are already nearby.

Hatfield's housing is mostly post-war and later: 1950s–60s ranches and capes on the borough's residential streets and the older township roads, then 1970s–90s developments of split-levels, colonials, and townhomes, with newer construction in between. Few of these homes still carry an original roof, so a tear-off in Hatfield often means removing one or two prior layers — and we always take it down to the decking rather than adding a third.

The post-war homes tend to have the shallow-pitched roofs and small attics that ice up at the eaves and overheat in summer, so ventilation and insulation are part of nearly every roof conversation here. On the 1980s developments, the more common needs are worn siding, fogged first-generation double-pane windows, and gutters that were never sized to the roof.