Roofing, Siding & Exterior Remodeling in Sellersville, PA

Sellersville is the first borough south of Quakertown on Route 309 — about five miles from our door. It shares a border and a school district with Perkasie, and for our crews it is effectively an extension of the home turf. If you live near Main Street, the Sellersville Theater, or out toward Lake Lenape, you are within a few minutes of our shop.

That closeness matters most after a storm. When a wind event comes through Upper Bucks, Sellersville homeowners are among the first calls we can get to, and a loose shingle or lifted flashing caught early is a repair rather than an interior ceiling stain later.

Sellersville's housing is older on average than the county as a whole — a walkable borough grid of late-1800s and early-1900s homes along Main Street and the streets running off it, plus mid-century singles and a scattering of newer construction in West Rockhill Township. Those older houses have generous rooflines and original wood trim and soffit, so we look closely at the fascia and soffit before hanging new gutters — replacing gutters onto rotted wood wastes the homeowner's money.

Because so many of these homes have been re-sided at least once, the layers underneath matter. When we replace siding we take it back to the sheathing, wrap the house properly, and fasten the new siding loosely enough to move with Pennsylvania's temperature swings, which is the installation detail that decides whether vinyl lasts 20 years or 40.