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Roofing in Allison Park, PA, Close to Home
Allison Park is not a borough or a township of its own. It is a census designated place with the 15101 ZIP code, and it stretches across parts of Hampton, Shaler, McCandless, Indiana and West Deer townships in northern Allegheny County. Most of the homes our crews see there sit in Hampton Township, which counts Allison Park as its best known community, and in the part of Shaler Township that shares the name. If you are looking for roofing in Allison Park, PA, the township on your tax bill matters less to us than the roof itself.
Malick Brothers Exteriors is a family owned roofer based at 500 Perry Highway, about 7 miles by road from the middle of Allison Park. Since August 2025 we have finished four full roof replacements in Allison Park, all with Atlas shingles, underlayment and ventilation. Every one began with a free inspection and a written estimate, and that is still how we start.
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- About 7 miles from our Perry Highway shop
- Four Allison Park roofs since August 2025
- Spans Hampton, Shaler and three other townships
- Free inspections and written estimates
Roofer Services in Allison Park, PA
From a single leak at a vent to a full new Atlas roof, these are the services Allison Park homeowners call us about most.
Recent Allison Park Roof Replacements
These are four real Allison Park jobs, newest first, taken from our own job posts. Each lists the Atlas color we installed.
Atlas Morning Harvest roof, start to finish
Our drone followed this one through three stages: the old shingles coming off, the deck covered in synthetic underlayment, and the finished Morning Harvest roof. Tarps along the walls caught the debris, and the dumpster sat in the driveway so the lawn stayed clear.
Atlas Copper Canyon on a multi level home
A new roof in Atlas Copper Canyon, a warm brown, on a large home with several roof planes, dormers and a chimney. Houses like this have many valleys and wall joints, and each one gets new flashing rather than a bead of caulk over the old metal.
Weekend replacement in Atlas Hearthstone
A two story home re-roofed over a weekend with Atlas shingles in Hearthstone, a gray blend. The photos show the cut up roofline over the garage and porch, where clean valleys decide whether the roof stays dry.
Atlas Morning Harvest on a long ranch
A sprawling one story home with hips, a chimney and low slope sections at the back, finished in Atlas Morning Harvest. Long ranch roofs show every wavy course line from the street, so straight rows matter here.
What Allison Park Roofs Need
Shaler Township grew into one of the first modern suburbs in the North Hills after the Second World War, and Hampton grew from under a thousand residents in 1870 to more than 18,000 today. That means a mix of postwar ranches, split levels and newer two story homes on wooded lots, which matches what our four Allison Park jobs looked like. The township you live in sets the permit rules, so check with Hampton or Shaler before work starts; we can talk it through at the estimate.
Ventilation
Every Allison Park job above used an Atlas system that includes ventilation. Poor attic airflow cooks shingles from below in summer and feeds ice and condensation in winter, so we check intake and exhaust on every inspection.
Low slope sections
Ranches and additions often have a flat or nearly flat section behind the main roof, like the August 2025 job. Those areas need a membrane, not shingles, and a careful tie in where they meet the sloped roof.
Valleys and dormers
Multi level homes have more valleys, dormers and wall joints than a simple gable. These are the usual leak points, and they get new flashing and ice and water protection when we replace the roof.
Trees and yards
Mature trees drop limbs and leaves into gutters and valleys. During a tear off we tarp the walls and plantings, keep the dumpster on the driveway and sweep the lawn with a magnet.
What Homeowners Say About Ventilation and Roofs
Google reviews, copied word for word.
“ This is a glowing review for Ryan Malick and his business. There's nothing I like less than having to learn something I don't want to learn. After receiving unsatisfactory estimates from four roofing and siding companies, I knew more about the "anatomy of a roof" than some of them. My husband and I were struggling to make a decision, so we decided get one more quote since we've seen the Malick Brothers signs around our neighborhood. We said that we wouldn't tell them what we want - we would see if they would propose what we knew we needed based on what we had learned. Ryan immediately identified exactly what our roof needed - the ventilation needed to be updated - and asked what boxes he needed to check to earn our business. That question and his down to earth nature sealed the deal. I care A LOT about precision, to an autistic and OCD degree (I have both), and I couldn't find anything "off" about the work Malick Brothers did. They had three separate crews replace our roof, gutters, siding, and shutters in less than a week, and we couldn't be happier with the results. They were all incredibly hardworking, kind, and conscientious. Their cleanup was impeccable too! We love that we got to support a family business in our our community and that we can wholeheartedly recommend them to our friends and neighbors. ”
Shannon Parris
“ If you’re looking for a fair price, easy communication, quality work and cleanup and maybe more importantly to avoid listening to an annoying salesman give you a 30 minute PowerPoint presentation - this is the crew you want. They came out quickly to fly their drone and examine the roof, checked out my attic ventilation, and received a quote on the spot. Within 3 weeks I had a new roof. I received another comparable quote (both the best prices I received out of 4 companies) but decided to go with Malick for these reasons. Definitely recommend. ”
mary rosman
“ Malick Brothers replaced several loose shingles, re-nailed and glued our ridge vent and added a curved furnace vent pipe. They inspected the roof, provided an estimate and completed the work the following week. Very efficient! ”
Jay
Allison Park Roofing Questions
What Allison Park homeowners ask us before a new roof or a repair.
Is Allison Park in Hampton Township or Shaler Township?
Both, and a little more. Allison Park is a census designated place, not a municipality, and it covers parts of Hampton, Shaler, McCandless, Indiana and West Deer townships under the 15101 ZIP code. Your township decides permits and local rules, so it is worth knowing which one you are in. We work in all of them. See every community we serve on our service areas page.
Have you actually done roofs in Allison Park?
Yes. We replaced four Allison Park roofs between August 2025 and May 2026: two in Atlas Morning Harvest, one in Copper Canyon and one in Hearthstone. Each used Atlas shingles, underlayment and ventilation together. The photos on this page come from those jobs. You can read how a full job runs on our roof replacement page.
What drives the cost of a new roof in Allison Park?
The size and pitch of the roof, how many valleys, dormers and chimneys it has, the shingle line you choose, how much decking needs replacing, any low slope sections that need membrane, and whether the ventilation must be updated. Access on wooded or sloped lots also plays a part. We give a free written estimate after an inspection, and you can spread payments with our financing options.
Why does every job mention ventilation?
Because the roof and the attic work together. Without enough intake at the eaves and exhaust at the ridge, heat and moisture build up, shingles age faster and winter condensation can rot the deck. Atlas sells shingles, underlayment and ventilation as one system, which is what we installed on all four Allison Park roofs. Our article on roof ventilation in humid Pittsburgh summers explains more.
My ranch has a flat section in back. Can you roof both?
Yes. Shingles need slope to shed water, so the flat or nearly flat parts behind many ranch homes and additions need a membrane such as EPDM rubber. We install both on the same job and flash the joint where they meet, which is where many leaks start. Read about EPDM rubber roofing and rubber roofing for low slope homes.
How long does a roof replacement take?
Most single family roofs like the ones on this page take one to a few days once the crew starts, and our September 2025 Allison Park roof was done over a weekend. Weather, the size of the roof and any rotted decking found under the old shingles can add time. We send photo updates so you can see progress. For smaller jobs, see how long a typical roof repair takes.
How do I choose a shingle color for my home?
Look at the brick, siding and trim that will stay, and at the roofs on your street. Our Allison Park customers chose Morning Harvest and Copper Canyon, both warm browns, and Hearthstone, a gray. We can bring samples and show photos of finished roofs in each color. Our guides on Atlas Pinnacle Pristine colors and asphalt shingles help narrow it down.
Should I call my insurance company or a roofer first after a storm?
Start by making sure the house is safe and cover any opening if you can. Then a roofer can document the damage with photos and a written report before you file, so the adjuster sees what actually happened. We help Allison Park homeowners with that and meet the adjuster when asked. Our article insurance or roofer first after storm damage walks through it, and you can book a free roof inspection.
Serving Allison Park and Nearby Townships
Allison Park shares borders with the rest of the North Hills we cover every week. Hampton Township touches McCandless to the west, Shaler to the south, Indiana Township to the east and Richland to the north. From our shop on Perry Highway the drive runs through Ross and McCandless or out toward Route 8, and Glenshaw, where we have done a shingle and EPDM roof and a commercial roof, sits just south in Shaler Township.
- Hampton Township
- Indiana Township and Richland Township
- All service areas
Get a Free Roof Estimate in Allison Park
Tell us about your roof, attic or flat section and we will set up a free inspection and a written estimate.
