Roofing Contractors in Pittsburgh, PA

Pittsburgh is not one kind of house. The city neighborhoods and the river towns were built from the 1880s to the 1930s: brick rowhouses with low slope roofs, foursquares with hipped roofs and built in box gutters, and Victorians in Sewickley, Bellevue and Mt. Washington that still carry their original slate. The North Hills filled in after the war with ranches, split levels and colonials in Ross, McCandless, Shaler and Franklin Park, and the newer plans in Cranberry Township and Mars are on their first or second roof now.

Each of those roofs fails in its own way. Slate slips and cracks at the nail holes. Box gutters rust through behind the cornice and rot the fascia before anyone sees a drip. Flat porch and rowhouse roofs pond water and split at the seams. Shingle roofs from the 1990s and 2000s lose granules, lift at the ridge and leak at the chimney and plumbing boots first. Freeze and thaw across a Pittsburgh winter opens every one of those weak points a little more each year.

We work on all of them. Our crews install complete Atlas shingle systems with the 50 year manufacturer warranty, repair and replace slate, reline box gutters with silicone, and install MuleHide EPDM on flat and low slope roofs. Our repair division handles leaks, chimney flashing and storm damage on slate, tile, flat and shingle roofs. We also replace gutters, soffit, fascia and siding, so the whole roof edge gets fixed at once instead of in pieces.

We are a North Hills company. The shop is on Perry Highway in West View, so a crew can be in Ross Township in ten minutes, Sewickley or Cranberry in about twenty five, and anywhere in the city in half an hour. We work all winter, and we photograph every job so you can see the decking, the underlayment and the flashing before the shingles cover it.