The visit costs nothing
Somebody comes out and goes up, in Hi-Nella exactly as in Somerdale, and leaves without asking for anything.
Roofing Service Areas Around Somerdale
Eight small Camden County boroughs, all of them close enough that a visit can be fitted in the same week and nothing appears on the estimate for the drive.
See if we reach you — (856) 521-4133
The patch
Tight by design
These boroughs sit almost on top of one another, which is the only reason a free visit followed by a free written price is affordable to offer at all. Widen the circle and one of those two visits has to start being charged for.
What is the same everywhere
Whichever borough you are in
The price is itemised
The same document with the same lines, so two neighbours in different boroughs can compare their estimates and the figures mean the same thing.
Nothing added for mileage
Every borough on this list is inside a short drive, so there is no travel line and no minimum job size to make the trip worth it.
Eight boroughs
Where the estimates go
Small boroughs, but the housing is not uniform, and neither is the way the roofs here give up.
Somerdale
Compact lots and a lot of mid-century housing, often with a low-pitch porch roof attached to a steeper main roof — two different coverings, two different lifespans, one estimate.
Stratford
Older borough housing where the flashing at chimneys and in the valleys usually decides the estimate more than the shingle does.
Laurel Springs
Steep older roofs with dormers and several planes, which is where measuring properly rather than estimating from the ground changes the number.
Magnolia
Post-war housing on tight plots; a great many original ventilation arrangements that were never balanced and have been quietly shortening roof life ever since.
Hi-Nella
Small and almost entirely residential, with a lot of similar roofs reaching the same age at roughly the same time.
Clementon
A mix of detached houses and townhouse runs, where a shared roof plane means the estimate has to be clear about where our work stops.
Blackwood
Larger lots and longer slopes, which puts more roof in the wind and makes lifted tabs along the rakes a common line on the estimate.
Runnemede
Mostly fifties and sixties housing, much of it now on a second covering, which makes the tear-off line the one worth reading carefully.
Just outside
Ask if your street is close enough
If you are a little past the edge of this list, say where and we will tell you straight away rather than booking a visit we would have to charge for.
Ask about your street — (856) 521-4133