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Roofing in Franklin Park, PA From a Local Crew
If you're looking for roofing in Franklin Park, PA, our shop at 500 Perry Highway is about 5.7 miles by car from the center of the borough. Franklin Park is a borough of about 13.5 square miles in the North Hills of Allegheny County. It was carved out of Ohio Township as a township in 1823 and became a borough in August 1961. Its students attend North Allegheny School District, and Route 910 crosses the borough.
We replace roofs all around Franklin Park every season. Recent posts include an Atlas roof in Morning Harvest in Ross Township, Majestic Shake in Wexford and Oyster Shell in Warrendale, plus a new roof built over a deck in Cranberry Township. Every project starts with a free inspection and a written estimate, and the crew sends photo updates while the work is underway.
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- About 5.7 miles from our Perry Highway shop
- Allegheny County, North Allegheny School District
- Recent Atlas roofs in Ross Township, Wexford and Warrendale
- Free inspections and written estimates
Roofer Services for Franklin Park, PA
The work Franklin Park homeowners ask us about most, from one leak to a full new roof system.
Recent Roofs Near Franklin Park
These are real jobs from towns that surround Franklin Park, newest first. Each one is labeled with the town it was in; none of them was in Franklin Park itself. Products and colors come from our own project posts.
Morning Harvest roof on a ranch
A nearby job in Ross Township, which borders Franklin Park to the southeast: a new Atlas roof system in Morning Harvest on a hip roof ranch, with Atlas shingles, underlayments and ventilation.
Majestic Shake roof in Wexford
A nearby full roof replacement in Wexford, in Pine Township to the northeast of Franklin Park. The owners chose Atlas shingles in Majestic Shake over Atlas underlayments and ventilation on a large house with many hips.
New roof built over a deck
A nearby project in Cranberry Township, farther north in Butler County: we built a new shingled roof over a back deck, with posts, gutter and shingles tied into the main roof of the house.
Oyster Shell roof on a brick ranch
A nearby install in Warrendale, in Marshall Township just north of Franklin Park: Atlas shingles in Oyster Shell on a brick ranch with a hip roof, a chimney and white gutters.
More Recent Jobs
- March 2025, McCandless: 300 feet of seamless white gutters. A nearby gutter job in McCandless, the township on Franklin Park's east side: 300 feet of seamless white 5 inch gutters and downspouts around a two story brick home.
What Franklin Park Roofs Deal With
Franklin Park grew from 5,310 people in 1970 to 15,479 in 2020, so much of its housing went up in the last fifty years, on wooded, hilly ground that sits about 1,260 feet above sea level. Acorn Park, Blueberry Hill Park, Linbrook Park, Fifer's Fields and State Game Lands 203 keep a lot of trees close to homes. Here is what that means for a roof.
Roofs reaching their first replacement
Homes built during the growth of the 1970s through the 1990s often carry their original shingles or a single replacement. When granules wash into the gutters and edges curl, it's time for an inspection.
Exposed hilltop lots
Higher ground takes more wind. Lifted tabs and creased shingles let water in at the nail line, so we photograph every slope and show you what we find.
Trees and full gutters
Leaves from wooded lots fill gutters fast. Water that backs up at the edge rots fascia and drip edge, which is why we look at both on every visit.
Decks, porches and add ons
Many larger homes have decks and porch roofs. Where a lower roof meets a wall, the flashing has to be right, as on the deck roof we built in Cranberry Township.
Google Reviews About Storm Repairs
Google reviews, copied word for word.
“ Had minor roof storm damage. Called multiple roofing companies, most declined the work because the job was “too small”. Malick Brothers fit us into their busy schedule the next day. Showed up on time, provided a free estimate and were able to complete the repair that day with an hour. Ryan and Jake were professional, transparent and easy to work with. We'll be using Malick Brothers for any future work and would recommend them to our friends and family. ”
Aaron Parker
“ We experienced wind damage after a strong spring storm. Malick Brothers responded immediately to my call, and they did a beautiful job replacing my old roof. I highly recommend using them for roof repair and installation. ”
Donald Alexander
Franklin Park Roofing Questions
Questions Franklin Park homeowners ask before they book a repair, gutters or a new roof.
How far is your crew from Franklin Park?
Our shop is at 500 Perry Highway, about 5.7 miles by car from the middle of Franklin Park. That's close enough to get out quickly after a storm loosens shingles or a branch comes down on the roof. If water is already coming in, call and ask for our roof repair crew. We can tarp the area first and then come back to make the permanent fix.
Have you done roofs in Franklin Park?
We won't claim jobs we can't show. The projects on this page are real jobs in towns around Franklin Park, each labeled with its own town: Ross Township, Wexford, Cranberry Township, Warrendale and McCandless. They show the Atlas systems, gutters and roof builds we bring to North Hills homes. When we finish work in Franklin Park, we'll post it here with photos. Start with a free roof inspection.
What affects the cost of a roof replacement in Franklin Park?
The size and pitch of the roof come first. After that, the number of old layers we tear off, how much decking is soft, and how many hips, valleys, chimneys and skylights the roof has all change the scope. Gutters, extra ventilation and the shingle line you choose matter too. We inspect and write up a free estimate, and our financing options can spread out payments. Our roof cost article explains each factor.
Should I repair my roof or replace it?
If the shingles are mostly sound and the trouble is one leak at a vent, chimney or valley, a repair usually makes sense. If shingles are curling, losing granules or blowing off in several places, or the roof is near the end of its life, replacement is often the better use of money. We show you photos and give our honest read. See should I replace my roof if it isn't leaking.
Which shingles do Franklin Park homeowners choose?
Most of our roofs are a complete Atlas system of shingles, underlayments and ventilation, and we're AtlasPro+ Platinum Select certified. Nearby homeowners recently picked Morning Harvest in Ross Township, Majestic Shake in Wexford and Oyster Shell in Warrendale. We bring samples so you can hold colors up to your brick or siding. Compare lines on our asphalt shingle page.
Do you help with storm damage insurance claims?
Yes. After wind or hail, we inspect the roof, take photos of the damage and write up what we find. If you file a claim, we can meet your adjuster on site and walk the roof with them. Until the claim is settled, we can tarp an open area so no more water gets in. Our article insurance company or roofer first covers the order of steps.
Can you build a roof over a deck or porch?
Yes. In Cranberry Township we built a new roof over a back deck, with posts, a gutter and shingles that tie into the main roof. A build like that needs the right pitch, solid framing and flashing where it meets the house wall so water runs off instead of behind the siding. We look at your deck and the house at the estimate. See our roof installation service.
Do you install gutters on Franklin Park homes?
Yes. We install seamless 5 inch and 6 inch K style gutters and downspouts in white, black or almond, formed on site in long runs so there are fewer joints to leak. Nearby in McCandless we hung 300 feet of white 5 inch gutters on one home. We size gutters to how much roof drains into each run. Read 5 inch or 6 inch gutters or visit our gutter services page.
Franklin Park and Neighboring Towns
Franklin Park borders Marshall Township to the north, Pine Township to the northeast, McCandless to the east, Ross Township to the southeast, Ohio Township to the south and Sewickley Hills to the west, with Bell Acres to the northwest. Our recent nearby work includes Warrendale in Marshall Township, Wexford in Pine Township, Ross Township, McCandless and Cranberry Township.
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- Marshall Township, Warrendale, Wexford, Pine Township, Ohio Township and Bell Acres
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Free Roof Estimate in Franklin Park
Tell us what is going on with your roof or gutters and we'll set up a free inspection and a written estimate at your Franklin Park home.
