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Newtown Township in Delaware County, not Newtown in Bucks. Bigger lots and bigger roofs, from old stone farmhouses to Liseter and Echo Valley.
Newtown Square is the name on the mail for all of Newtown Township, and it is the loose-lot end of Delaware County. Stone farmhouses from the 1800s still stand along the creeks and West Chester Pike. Post-war subdivisions like Echo Valley, Florida Park and Wyola filled in the farmland, and the du Pont Liseter Hall land became the Liseter community, with Runnymeade Farms and the Reserve at Springton nearby. Roofs here are large and complex.
Large roofs need planning, not speed. We price cedar shake and natural slate honestly against synthetic slate and heavy architectural asphalt, spec standing-seam metal on porches, bays and connector roofs, and detail the valleys and chimney crickets that big rooflines live and die on. Newtown Township issues the permit and sends the inspector, and we close it out.
The full Maze Roofing range, residential and commercial, from the local team.
Shingle, tile, metal and flat roofing for homes and townhomes across the area.
Shingle, tile, metal, flat and TPO. Managed from tear-off to cleanup.
Flat, TPO and metal systems, with maintenance programs that protect the asset.
Storm damage, active leaks and fallen trees, with 24/7 phone response.
Newtown Square houses carry hips, dormers, long valleys and wings that connect, and every place two planes meet is a place water has to be steered, not stopped.
We repair or replace in kind, and price synthetic beside it so you can compare honestly.
Big rooflines need real valley metal and chimney crickets, not another bead of sealant.
Standing-seam metal suits porch roofs, bays and the connectors between wings of a house.
Newtown Township issues roofing permits under the state code, and the county issues none.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
Liseter · Echo Valley · Florida Park · Runnymeade Farms · Reserve at Springton · Wyola · Larchmont
No. Newtown Square is in Newtown Township, Delaware County, west of Broomall on West Chester Pike. Newtown in Bucks County is on the far side of Philadelphia, about an hour away. We work Newtown Square out of Wayne office, and the permit for your roof comes from Newtown Township here in Delco.
We will not put a number on it before seeing the roof, but the order holds: architectural asphalt is least expensive, synthetic slate and synthetic shake sit in the middle, and natural slate or real cedar is the most. On a large Newtown Square roof that gap is real money, so we price two options side by side.
A full replacement does, and it comes from Newtown Township under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. Delaware County does not issue roofing permits at all. Small repairs sometimes fall below the threshold, and the township decides that, not us. We ask them, pull whatever is required, and close it out at the end.
Often yes. Wind and hail are the storm-damage paths here, and a clear wind event with missing or creased shingles is usually covered, with your deductible applying. We inspect, photograph the damage and give you a written scope you can file. If what we find is age and wear rather than storm, we will say so.
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