If you need a roofing contractor in Philadelphia, it’s critical to work with one that knows the city’s rich history, as well as the surrounding five-county area. Known as the “Workshop of the World” in the 1800s/early 1900s, several sets of rowhomes were built for its workers, and Catalfano Brothers has experience working on those flat and low-slope roofs. We know how to properly fix water ponds, cracked seams, and failed coatings on flat roofs that make up a lot of the area.

Older neighborhoods like Society Hill, Germantown, and Chestnut Hill have homes with slate, tile, and copper that need special attention to repair properly. Catalfano Brothers has worked on these types of homes for years as a Philadelphia roofing contractor. We can also work with you to get all the proper permits needed on historic districts. We can easily work around the tight streets, shared walls, and limited access to get your roof work done right. If you need a replacement roof on your twin or single home, or shingle roof repairs, we have you covered. Contact Catalfano Brothers today for a Philadelphia roofing contractor that knows the history and knows how to get your roofing project done properly.

Philadelphia PA Roofing Contractors

Catalfano Brothers has been working on roofs around the Philadelphia suburbs for over 20 years. Most of what we do is residential: roof repairs, full replacements, and new installs, along with siding, windows, doors and gutters. We work on homes across Philadelphia, from rowhomes in the river wards to stone houses in Chestnut Hill and Germantown. We are a CertainTeed Select ShingleMaster contractor, and we’ve been a Philadelphia roofing contractor for a long time. We install asphalt shingles, cedar shakes, slate, tile and metal, and we use quality products on every job.

Philadelphia Residential Roofing Contractor PA

Not every roof problem means you need a new roof. A lot of the time, a leak or a few missing shingles can be fixed for a fraction of what a replacement would cost. Some roofers will tell you to replace it anyway, since a full roof is a bigger job and a bigger bill. We’d rather tell you what’s actually going on. Ponding water, cracked seams and failed coatings are the most common flat roof problems we fix in Philadelphia. If a repair will hold, we’ll recommend the repair. If the roof really is at the end of its life, we’ll show you why. Call Catalfano at (215) 884-1266 to set up an inspection.

Shingle Roof Installation in Philadelphia

If you want a traditional look without spending a lot, a new asphalt shingle roof is hard to beat. Twins and singles in the Northeast and other Philadelphia neighborhoods often have shingle roofs ready for replacement. As a CertainTeed Select ShingleMaster, we install shingles to the manufacturer’s specs, including the underlayment, starter strip, ridge vents and flashing that keep the system working together. You’ll notice the difference from the street as soon as the job is done. For an estimate, give us a call at (215) 884-1266.

When to Call a Philadelphia Roofing Contractor

Granules in the gutters: When shingles start shedding their granules, they’re wearing out and losing their protection from the sun.

Curling or cracked shingles: Shingles that cup, curl or crack can’t keep water out the way they should.

Stains on the ceiling: Even a small brown spot can mean water has been coming in for a while.

The roof is getting old: If your roof is past the age the manufacturer recommends, it’s worth having it inspected even if nothing looks wrong.

Philadelphia Slate Roof Installation

Want your home to have a more distinctive look? A new slate roof will do it. Society Hill, Germantown and Chestnut Hill have older homes with slate that needs careful repair. We have a wide selection of slate in different colors, sizes and thicknesses, and we price our slate work fairly. Whether you need a full new roof or just want to add slate to a section of the house, we can handle it. Contact Catalfano Brothers to get an estimate started.

Rubber and TPO Roofing in Philadelphia

For flat roofs, rubber and TPO are the two systems we install most often. Rubber (EPDM) is durable and easy to repair, while TPO is white and reflects more of the summer heat. Most Philadelphia rowhomes have flat roofs, and we install rubber and other membranes on them all the time. We’ll explain the difference and help you pick the right one for your home or building. We can also install fiberglass on decks and other surfaces that get walked on. Questions about which is right? Call (215) 884-1266.

Philadelphia Metal Roofing Contractor

Metal roofs last a lot longer than shingle roofs, and they hold up well to wind, snow and heavy rain. They cost more upfront, but many homeowners find the longer lifespan makes up for it. We install standing-seam and other metal roofing systems on homes, porches and outbuildings. Call (215) 884-1266 for a fast, free estimate on a metal roof.

Commercial Roofing Contractor in Philadelphia

A leak in a commercial building can damage inventory, shut down a space or upset tenants. Philadelphia has thousands of commercial buildings with flat roofs, and we work around tight streets and limited access. We respond quickly to commercial repair calls and handle full replacements, re-roofing and gutter work for businesses throughout the surrounding area. Our team keeps the site organized and safe, and we try to make the process as simple as possible for you and everyone in the building. For commercial service, dial (215) 884-1266.

What We Do for Philadelphia Homes and Businesses

• Residential Roofing
• Commercial Roofing
• Roof Repair
• Full Roof Replacement
• Free Roof Inspections
• Skylights
• Gutter Repair
• Shingle Roofing
• Metal Roofing
• Flat and Fiberglass Roofing
• Siding Repair & Replacement
• Replacement Windows
• Door Replacement
• Financing Available

Roofing Questions From Philadelphia Homeowners

What are the signs I need a new roof?

Common signs include:

• Missing, cracked or curling shingles
• Granules in the gutters
• Leaks or water stains inside the home
• Sagging areas
• Soft spots
• A roof older than the manufacturer recommends

A professional roof inspection is the best way to tell whether you need a repair or a replacement.

Do you work on commercial roofs?

Yes, we handle commercial roofs of all sizes, from flat membrane roofs to shingle and metal, and we plan each job so it’s as easy as possible on your tenants and employees.

Do you serve all of Philadelphia?

We do. Our crews cover Philadelphia, and we’ll come out for a free inspection and estimate.

How do you clean up after a roof replacement?

Yes. We cover landscaping and walkways, keep debris contained, and clear old shingles and nails from your yard and driveway at the end of each day.

How long does a roof replacement take?

A typical house is done in a single day. If the roof is large, steep or cut up with dormers and valleys, plan on 2 to 3 days. You’ll know the expected schedule before we begin.

Catalfano Brothers is ready to help with your roof in Philadelphia, PA. Call (215) 884-1266 or use our estimate form to get started.

Catalfano Brothers

Serving Philadelphia & Philadelphia County
Phone: (215) 884-1266
Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:30am – 5:00pm

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