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A railroad borough with its own codes office, rowhomes off Main Street from the 1880s, and newer development spreading north and east.
Lansdale grew off the North Penn Railroad and incorporated in 1872, and the oldest housing still sits where the tracks do. Blocks along Second through Fifth Streets, Cannon Avenue, Chestnut Street and Mount Vernon Street run to rowhomes and twins from the 1880s through the 1920s: shared walls, narrow footprints, low-slope rear additions. Around them sit 1960s through 1980s townhome groups like Briarwood and Andale Green, then larger Montgomery Township singles.
Old rows and newer colonials need different work. On rows we watch the party-wall flashing, the rear low-slope section and the box gutters. On newer stock it is usually ventilation, valley detail and a straight architectural asphalt replacement. Permits go through Lansdale Borough code enforcement, and we close them out.
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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 a rowhome the water almost never enters where it shows, it travels a party wall or a flat rear roof first and comes out a room away.
The seam between you and your neighbor is the most common rowhome leak point.
EPDM or TPO on the flat rear section, tied properly into the sloped front roof.
Ridge and soffit venting sized right, because that is what actually stops ice dams.
The borough requires a permit for roof replacement, and we pull it and close it out.
Same office, same crews, a short drive away.
West Ward · Briarwood · The Pines · Wedgewood · Andale Green · Gwynedd Walk
Yes. Lansdale lists roof work among the things that require a permit, and it comes from the borough’s code enforcement office rather than the county. If your address is actually in Montgomery Township or Upper Gwynedd with a Lansdale mailing address, the permit comes from that township instead. We confirm which one before we schedule anything.
Practically, whoever’s roof work is happening. The party wall and its flashing sit on the line, and the repair has to cover both sides of that seam to work, so we talk to the neighbor rather than stopping at an imaginary boundary. We will also tell you honestly whether it is the wall, the flashing or the flat roof behind it.
Usually a full membrane replacement, EPDM or TPO, with the slope corrected using tapered insulation rather than patched. Coatings buy time on a sound membrane but they do not fix standing water or a failed seam. We measure where the water actually sits and price the honest fix, which is sometimes just the rear section.
Possibly. A builder-grade three-tab from the 1980s was a twenty-year roof, so most have been replaced once already and the real question is what went on second. We look at granule loss, the valleys and the flashing. If it has ten good years left in it we say so and leave it alone.
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