Roofing, Siding & Exterior Remodeling in Souderton, PA

Souderton is about eight miles from our Quakertown office, south along the Route 309 and Route 113 corridor into the Indian Valley. It is a working borough with a real Main Street, and together with Telford next door and the Franconia Township neighborhoods around it, it is the northern edge of our Montgomery County work — close enough that we treat it like Upper Bucks.

The reviews on this site include a Souderton homeowner, and it is a town where a crew's reputation travels quickly, and where the difference between a careful installer and a fast one is noticed.

Souderton's borough grid is classic Montgomery County housing — brick twins and rowhomes from the early 1900s, singles with wide porches, and a lot of older wood trim, soffit, and fascia that has to be inspected before new gutters or siding go on. Shared rooflines on the twins mean a roof replacement is planned around the neighbor's roof at the party wall.

Franconia Township around the borough is newer: 1970s–2000s developments of colonials and split-levels along Route 113 and Allentown Road, now hitting the age where original roofs and siding wear out. On both kinds of homes the winter story is the same as everywhere in this valley — freeze-thaw, ice at the eaves, and wind — and the system we install is built for it: ice and water shield, synthetic underlayment, and ridge ventilation on every roof.