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Thirty-one square miles of farmland between the Tohickon and Lake Nockamixon, where an 1840s farmhouse and a 1998 colonial sit on the same road.
Bedminster covers thirty-one square miles of Upper Bucks farmland, with Tohickon Creek along the north and Lake Nockamixon on the northwest edge. Village clusters at Pipersville, Kellers Church and Deep Run hold the oldest stock, while large-lot subdivision from the 1980s and 1990s fills the ground between them. Routes 611, 313 and 113 carry most of the traffic through.
Those two eras fail differently. Farmhouses need masonry flashing, ventilation added to attics never designed for it, and honest decisions about slate and metal. The 1990s houses need valleys, pipe boots and ridge vents looked at as a set, because they are all the same age. Bedminster Township issues the roof permit under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code.
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Roofs on exposed ground in Bedminster take the full run of a nor’easter, and the first thing to go is usually a ridge cap or a rake edge.
Rake, eave and ridge details carry the load when there is no windbreak.
Old attics often have no intake at all, which cooks shingles from below.
Subdivision roofs from one decade show the same valley and boot wear together.
Bedminster Township issues roof permits under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
Pipersville · Kellers Church · Deep Run · Bedminster Center · Hagersville · Keelersville · Elephant
From Bedminster Township itself. In Pennsylvania the municipality administers the Uniform Construction Code, so the county has no role in a residential roof permit. We handle the application and the inspection as part of the job, and on a long farm lane we confirm truck and dumpster access at the same time.
Not necessarily. Ridge caps and rake courses take the highest uplift, so they often fail first on an exposed roof while the field is still sound. We check fastening patterns and sealant bond across the rest before recommending anything, because a targeted repair on a roof with years left is the honest answer.
It matters a great deal. Without intake at the eave and exhaust at the ridge, heat and moisture sit against the deck, shortening shingle life and feeding ice at the eaves in winter. Older houses often need soffit or edge intake added during the re-roof, and that work is part of the quote rather than an upsell.
We focus on residential roof replacement, and attached or nearby structures are often part of the same job. Low-slope barn and garage sections usually call for metal or a membrane rather than shingle. Tell us what is on the property when you call and we will be straight about what we do and do not take on.
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