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From Johnsville to Warminster Heights, a township with almost no subdivisions before 1955. Permits, tear-off and replacement handled end to end.
As late as 1955 Warminster Township had no residential subdivisions to speak of. Then the Naval Air Development Center at Johnsville drew workers, and the fields between County Line Road and Street Road filled with ranches, capes and split levels. The base closed in 1996 and its land became Warminster Community Park. What remains is a township of modest 1950s and 1960s houses, most of them now on a second or third roof.
We handle the permit as part of the job: application to Warminster Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code, permit posted on site, and the inspection scheduled and met. You are not chasing a municipal office between work calls. Warminster Township is the issuing authority, not Bucks County.
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.
Warminster’s housing is compact and consistent, which makes the common failures predictable: tired eaves, undersized ventilation and flashing that has been reused too often.
Dormer sidewalls and cheek flashing on 1950s capes are a recurring leak point here.
Small gable vents alone cannot move enough air through a modern insulated attic.
Rear additions and carport roofs need EPDM or TPO rather than shingle on low slope.
Warminster Township issues the roofing permit and sets the inspection for your address.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
Johnsville · Warminster Heights · Davisville · Hartsville · Casey Highlands · Rosewood Park
We do. The application goes to Warminster Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code, we post the permit at the property, and we are there for the inspection. You do not need to visit the township building or take a day off, and our PA contractor registration number, PA223116, is on file if the township asks.
The inspection and proposal are quick. After that, material selection and the township’s permit review set the pace, and the tear-off and installation on a typical Warminster house is a single day of work. We give you a realistic window at proposal rather than a date we cannot hold.
Usually not. On the capes common through Warminster, water gets in at the dormer cheeks where the sidewall meets the roof plane, and at step flashing that was face-nailed or caulked instead of woven into the courses. Done correctly with new step and counter flashing, that detail stops leaking for good.
Yes, and it is usually the sensible order. Porch and rear addition roofs here are often too shallow for shingle, so they get a membrane system such as EPDM or TPO while the main roof gets architectural asphalt. Doing both in one visit means one tie-in detail, done once, correctly.
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