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Small pre-war houses on tight lots near Milmont Park station, inside Ridley Township. Straightforward roofs done properly.
Milmont Park is a compact grid of small houses beside its own station on the Wilmington line, inside Ridley Township. Twins and modest singles, mostly from the twenties through the forties, brick and shingle, short front slopes, porch roofs, a flat section over the back where a kitchen was added. There is not much roof on any one of these houses, which means the details carry it.
A small roof is quick to install and easy to get wrong. We spend the time on drip edge, valley metal, the porch junction and the low-slope rear section, because that is where every leak on this housing starts. Roofing permits for Milmont Park are issued by Ridley Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code.
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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.
On houses this size there is no margin: the drip edge, the porch junction and the flat rear section account for almost every leak we are called out to.
Eave and rake metal installed properly on short, fast-draining slopes.
The joint between porch roof and house wall flashed rather than sealed.
Membrane over added kitchens and back rooms instead of low-pitch shingle.
Milmont Park roofing is permitted by Ridley Township under the PA Uniform Construction Code.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
Holmes · Woodlyn · Folsom · Crum Lynne · Leedom Estates
Yes, from Ridley Township. Milmont Park is a postal and census name rather than a municipality, so the township handles the permit, the inspection and code enforcement under the PA Uniform Construction Code. It is a routine filing and we do it as part of the job.
We will not quote a number without seeing it, because on small houses the price is driven by the low-slope rear section, the porch and whether the deck is sound, not by square footage. What we can promise is an itemized quote after an inspection rather than a figure over the phone.
That junction is the most common leak here. The porch slope is shallow, and it was usually finished with sealant rather than step and counter flashing tucked behind the wall surface. Rebuilding it properly is a contained repair, and it does not require touching the main roof.
Often it makes sense. The drip edge, the gutter and the fascia all work together, and if the fascia has to be repaired during the roof the gutter has to come off anyway. On these houses the gutter run is short, so it adds less to the job than people expect.
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