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Stone houses, farm additions and village storefronts from Lahaska to Pineville. Slate, cedar and metal treated as carefully as asphalt.
Buckingham Township holds older and more varied housing than most of lower Bucks. The villages of Buckingham, Lahaska, Holicong, Forest Grove, Furlong, Mechanicsville and Pineville grew along Route 202 and Route 413, and the Buckingham Friends Meeting House dates to 1768. Stone and stucco farmhouses sit on large lots, with steep slate, cedar shake and standing-seam metal on porches, bays and rear additions.
Material choice matters more here than anywhere else in the county. We assess what is actually on the roof, whether slate can be repaired rather than stripped, and where metal or cedar is worth keeping. Roofing permits for Buckingham addresses are issued by Buckingham Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code.
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.
Slate, cedar and metal each fail differently from asphalt, and the right call is often selective repair rather than a full strip of a roof with decades left.
Failed fasteners and slipped slates often mean repair work, not a whole new roof.
Cedar on shaded slopes cups and splits long before the sunny side shows any wear.
Standing-seam porch and bay roofs need seam and fastener attention rather than replacement.
Buckingham Township issues the roofing permit for Lahaska, Holicong, Furlong and Pineville.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
Buckingham · Lahaska · Holicong · Forest Grove · Furlong · Mechanicsville · Pineville
Usually repair. Slate frequently outlasts the nails and flashing holding it, so a roof dropping the occasional slate may have decades left once fasteners, valleys and flashing are addressed. We inspect the underside where we can reach it, then tell you plainly whether the material or the hardware is the problem.
Technically yes, and many owners do. Cedar sits on spaced sheathing, though, so the change usually means new solid decking, which affects both cost and the way the roof reads from the road. We price both paths honestly and let you weigh appearance against budget rather than steering you.
Buckingham Township. Pennsylvania administers the Uniform Construction Code at the municipal level, so Bucks County is not involved in your roofing permit. Village addresses like Lahaska and Holicong are all Buckingham Township, and we prepare the application and handle the inspection appointment for you.
That junction needs counter flashing set into a mortar joint, not a bead of sealant against the stone. Sealant fails within a few seasons and the leak returns in the same spot. On stone and stucco houses in Buckingham that detail is worth doing properly once, and it is where we spend the time.
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