Roofing, Siding & Exterior Remodeling in Lansdale, PA

Lansdale is the largest borough in our Montgomery County service area and about 15 miles south of our Quakertown office, down Route 309 and Route 63. It is a dense, established rail town — Main Street, Broad Street, the SEPTA station at the center — ringed by the Hatfield, Towamencin, and Montgomery Township neighborhoods that most people also call Lansdale.

Lansdale is the southern anchor of our regular work in the North Penn area. The volume of housing here, and the fact that so much of it was built in a few distinct waves, means we see the same roofing and siding problems repeat street by street — which lets us diagnose quickly and price accurately.

The borough grid is tight: brick and frame twins, rowhomes, and Victorian singles from the early 1900s on small lots, with shared rooflines, multiple chimneys, and narrow side yards that make staging a tear-off a matter of planning. We tarp, stage, and clean up with the neighbors in mind, because on a Lansdale street the neighbors are eight feet away.

Around the borough the townships were built out in the 1950s–70s (capes, ranches, split-levels) and again in the 1980s–2000s (colonials and townhomes). The post-war homes are prime candidates for attic insulation alongside a new roof, and the townhome communities call for shared-roofline work done in sequence, unit by unit — the kind of job shown in our project gallery.