Home Contracting Services Landsdale
Asphalt shingles are the most common roof we install on homes in Lansdale and Montgomery County. They handle freeze-thaw winters, look right on colonial and suburban houses, and give you strong value when they are detailed correctly.
We tear off worn shingles, check the decking, replace damaged boards, and install underlayment, flashing, vents, and a new shingle system built for this climate. Granules in the gutters, curling tabs, and dark streaks are signs the roof is aging. We inspect first and tell you whether a repair will last or a full replacement is the smarter spend.
Shingle Roofing.
Low-slope and flat roofs show up on additions, garages, commercial buildings, and some modern homes. They do not shed water the same way a steep shingle roof does, so the membrane, seams, and drainage have to be right or leaks follow.
We inspect ponding water, failed flashing, and worn membranes, then repair or replace the system so water leaves the roof instead of sitting on it. If a leak is limited, we say so. If the membrane is at the end of its life, we price a replacement instead of stacking short-term patches.
Flat Roofs.
New siding protects the walls and changes how the house looks from the street. Installed well, it sheds rain, cuts drafts, and covers worn or damaged exterior. Installed poorly, it traps moisture at windows, corners, and the roofline.
We replace failing vinyl, wood, and other siding on homes in Lansdale and nearby towns. The crew checks the wrap and trim, hangs the siding straight, and finishes openings so the job looks built with the house. Many customers pair siding with new windows or gutters so the exterior is completed in one project.
Siding.
Old windows stick, fog, rattle, and leak air. Replacement windows tighten the opening, improve comfort in winter and summer, and clean up the look of the elevation when they are sized and trimmed correctly.
We measure each opening, help you choose a window that fits the house, and install it so water and air stay outside. If you are already replacing the roof or siding, doing the windows at the same time keeps flashings and trim consistent and saves a second disruption.
Windows.
A tired entry door lets in drafts, looks dated, and can be hard to lock or close. A new exterior door improves the first impression of the house and seals the opening so heat and weather stay where they belong.
We replace front doors, side entries, and other exterior doors on homes in Lansdale and Montgomery County. We measure the opening, help you choose a style that fits the house, and install it with solid flashing and trim so the door operates cleanly. Pairing a new door with siding or window work keeps the whole elevation consistent.
Doors.
Clogged, sagging, or leaking gutters dump water against the foundation, siding, and walkways. Overflow after a storm, streaks on the fascia, and pooling at the corners of the house are the usual signs the system is failing.We install and replace gutters, downspouts, and gutter guards on homes in Lansdale and Montgomery County. The trough is pitched to drain, joints are sealed, and downspouts carry water away from the house. If you are already replacing the roof or siding, adding gutters in the same project keeps the roofline and drainage consistent.
