About This Somerdale Roofing Crew

A small outfit covering Somerdale and the boroughs beside it, built around a habit that sounds too obvious to mention until you have had three roofers quote you three numbers out loud.

Ask how we price — (856) 521-4133

A roofer silhouetted on the ridge of a brick house against the sky

The reason

Why everything here ends up on paper

A spoken price cannot be compared, cannot be checked, and cannot be argued with six weeks later when the invoice is larger. Nearly every roofing complaint we have ever heard about traces back to a number that only ever existed as a conversation. So the number gets written, the items get separated, and you keep the document whether or not we get the job.

In practice

How a job runs here

Measured, not estimated

Squares and pitch come off the roof itself rather than off an aerial image, because a plane nobody counted is the commonest reason a price moves afterwards.

Products named on the paper

The shingle line, the underlayment, the starter and the ridge product all appear by name, so you can look up what you are being sold before you agree to it.

Changes photographed first

If something underneath turns out to be worse than it looked, it is photographed and agreed at the rate already on the estimate before any further work happens.

The same people throughout

Whoever measured the roof is on it when the work happens. No handover, and no subcontractor meeting the job for the first time on the morning.

Rainwater running off the end of a gutter at the eaves

The patch

Eight boroughs and no further

Somerdale, Stratford, Laurel Springs, Magnolia, Hi-Nella, Clementon, Blackwood and Runnemede. The circle stays small because two free visits per enquiry only works when nothing is more than a few minutes away.

Free

Start with the visit

Nothing is owed until there is a written price in front of you and you have said yes to it.

Book the visit — (856) 521-4133