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Continuous roof runs over twins and rows along Brookline Boulevard, inside Haverford Township. Roof replacement done neighbor-aware.
Brookline is the tight-built corner of Haverford Township, laid out on a grid around Brookline Boulevard in the nineteen-twenties and thirties. Twins and short rows, brick and stone fronts, shallow front yards, porch roofs continuing from house to house. On many blocks the roof is effectively one long plane divided by party walls. The Boulevard’s shops sit at the middle of it.
When roofs are continuous, terminations matter more than shingle choice. We finish cleanly at each party wall, cap the wall properly, and flash the transition where a neighbor’s roof is a different age than yours. Roofing permits for Brookline are issued by Haverford Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code.
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Adjoining houses re-roofed in different decades meet at the party wall, and the joint between two systems of different heights is where water finds its way in.
Wall caps and terminations rebuilt where two roofs of different ages meet.
Continuous front porch roofs detailed so water is not pushed sideways.
Ladders, staging and debris handled on blocks with no side yards.
Brookline roofing is permitted by Haverford Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
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Possibly not. When one of two attached roofs is replaced, the new one sits at a slightly different height, and the party wall cap or the transition flashing has to account for it. If that was skipped, water runs onto your side. It is a fixable detail, and worth looking at together.
Yes, from Haverford Township. Brookline is a neighborhood inside the township rather than a municipality of its own, so permits, inspections and code enforcement all run through Haverford Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code. We handle the filing and the inspection.
Usually the street, with the right notice, or we use a smaller container and load out more often. Tarps cover the porch roof, the steps and the walkway, and we sweep and magnet the sidewalk at the end of each day because these blocks have foot traffic.
Porch roofs on this housing were built shallow, and shingle on that pitch will always be marginal. A membrane such as EPDM handles it properly, with the flashing carried up behind the wall surface. We can do the porch in membrane and the main roof in shingle on the same visit.
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