Carbon County, PA Roofing Services

Yes. We repair and replace roofs on homes and businesses throughout all of Carbon County, including Jim Thorpe, Lehighton, Palmerton, Lansford, Nesquehoning and Weissport. Call 570-977-3886 (Poconos) or 610-810-8377 (Lehigh Valley), or request a free estimate below.

Pocono winters bring more snow and longer cold stretches than the Lehigh Valley. Snow that melts and refreezes at the eaves forms ice dams that push water under shingles, and heavy, wet snow puts extra load on older roofs. Tree cover adds moss, clogged valleys and gutters, and damage from falling limbs. In the older boroughs, we often find several layers of old shingles and worn decking underneath.

Every roof is priced individually, based on its size and pitch, how many layers come off, the condition of the decking and the materials you choose. Steep streets, tight access between homes and multiple old layers to remove can all affect the price. We give you a free, written estimate after inspecting your roof, so you know the price before you decide. Learn more about roof replacement.

It depends on your municipality. Under Pennsylvania’s Uniform Construction Code, a like-for-like re-roof on a house often does not need a building permit, but many boroughs and townships have their own permit or zoning rules, and replacing rafters or other structural framing does need a permit. Jim Thorpe and some other boroughs also have historic districts with their own review rules, so check with your municipal code office before work starts, and ask us about it during your free estimate.

Yes. If wind, hail or a fallen tree damaged your roof in Carbon County, we inspect it, document the damage with photos and help guide you through the insurance claim process. Sudden storm damage is often covered, minus your deductible, while wear and tear usually is not. See storm damage roofing for more.

Yes, when the weather cooperates. Shingles need dry conditions and seal best in mild temperatures, so we schedule winter work around snow, rain and the coldest days. If a roof is leaking in the middle of winter, a repair can protect your home until a full replacement makes sense.