Residential roof replacement is a significant undertaking that few homeowners relish. However, putting it off means endangering your family and risking damaging your home's structure.
If you need a roofing replacement, you need a roofing contractor that is:
Reputable
Reliable
Experienced
Skilled
In short, you need Robison Roofing Services Inc. Our expert team of roofing professionals will replace your roof with minimal inconvenience to you. We work quickly and thoroughly to complete the job on time and within budget.
We'll ensure that your roofing materials are correctly installed from start to finish. We offer a comprehensive guarantee on your entire roof. We proudly serve communities across Eastern PA, NJ, and DE.

— PA's Most Trusted Roofers —
As a professional roofing contractor, we can remove your old roof and install new roofing material in about a week. We follow a proven process to maximize our productivity:
We tear off the old shingle roof or metal roof and damaged flashing, taking care to protect your garden from falling debris.
We then evaluate the frame's condition, making repairs as necessary. We ensure that your new roof can handle the weight of the roofing material.
Where necessary, we place ice dam protection. This barrier prevents ice from backing up and putting pressure on your new roof.
We add the asphalt waterproofing layer and metal drip edge, securing them with tacks or staples.
If necessary, we add the new flashing along valleys where two planes meet to guide rainwater to your gutters. We then caulk the flashing so that it's watertight.
The next stage of the roof installation is to place the shingle roof or metal roofing, working from the bottom up.
Our next step on the outside of your roof installation we place flashing in areas where the roof might leak.
The final step from the outside is to install the ridge vent. Adding one during the residential roof replacement process is a good idea — it regulates temperature, improving energy efficiency.
When your new residential roof replacement is complete, we clear away the debris and inspect the finished product to approve the new build.

How do you know if it's time to call Robison Roofing Services Inc. for residential roofing replacement? You may need to call in contractors if you notice these signs:
You find yourself consistently replacing shingles. Losing a shingle occasionally during hail storms is okay, but if it happens frequently, it could point to a failing roof.
If your roof leaks in several places, you might be better off with an installation instead of repairs.
If your roof no longer offers you the protection you need.
You notice the roof sagging or see metal roofs lifting in several places.
Your roof is 20 years old or older.
If you notice any of these signs, contact Robison Roofing Services Inc. to discuss residential roof replacement. We'll send a contractor out to inspect your roofing and give you an honest appraisal of its state.
How do you know if you need roof repair or replacement? While it may be possible to patch up your roof periodically and prevent leaks, you will pay more for materials and labor in the long run. For this reason, it's essential to have a contractor properly assess the damage.
At Robison Roofing Services Inc., we perform thorough inspections and give you an honest explanation of your roofing issues. We take many factors into account and only recommend a tear away and new installation if you really need it. Our primary aim is to protect your interests.

Here are some common questions that we hear as a roofing contractor serving Eastern PA, NJ, and DE. The following are common roofing materials:
Asphalt Composite Shingle: inexpensive and easy to find. Lasts about 20 years.
Wood Shake or Shingle: more expensive but attractive and durable, lasting 30 years.
Metal Roofing: aluminum or steel, durable and fireproof. Lasts 50+ years.
Slate Roofing: expensive but gorgeous, lasting over 50 years.
Composition Slate: looks like real slate, 95% recycled, lighter and less likely to crack.
Ceramic or Clay Tile: time-tested, fire retardant, lasts over 50 years.
Why Are Asphalt Shingles So Popular?