Move valuables away from the leak, place buckets or containers to catch water, and avoid standing water near electrical fixtures. Do not climb onto your roof — wet or damaged roofs are extremely dangerous.

In many cases, yes. We work with major roofing manufacturers and can often match color and style. If an exact match is unavailable due to discontinued products, we’ll recommend the closest professional option and explain your choices.

Most full roof replacements require permits in Maryland. We handle all permitting and inspections for you, ensuring the work meets local building codes and insurance requirements.

We recommend moving vehicles away from the driveway, securing fragile attic items, and informing neighbors about scheduled work. Roofing can create vibration and noise — we guide you through preparation before the project begins.

Yes. A professionally installed roof improves resale value, curb appeal, and buyer confidence. A recent roof replacement is one of the most attractive upgrades for potential homebuyers.

The most common causes are storm damage, aging shingles, humidity-related mold, poor ventilation, and improper installation by unlicensed contractors. Regular inspections help prevent expensive surprises.

Sometimes. Targeted repairs can slow deterioration, but if your roof is near the end of its lifespan, replacement is often more cost-effective long-term. We explain both options honestly so you can decide.