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Roofing Service Areas Around Magnolia

Eight Camden County boroughs within a short drive, which is what lets the same two people do the visit and then come back and do the work.

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A two-storey suburban house with a shingled roof and a front lawn
The patch

Deliberately narrow

Opening a loft hatch properly takes time, and time only works when nothing is far away. Eight boroughs is roughly the circle inside which a crew can give every visit the half hour underneath that it needs.

The same everywhere

Whichever borough you are in

  1. The loft gets opened

    Not as an upsell and not only on replacements. If there is a hatch and somebody is home, it gets looked at on every visit.

  2. Ventilation priced separately

    Intake, baffles and exhaust appear as their own lines on the estimate rather than folded into a total, in Lawnside exactly as in Magnolia.

  3. Nothing added for the drive

    Every borough here is close enough that travel never appears on an estimate and no minimum job size applies.

Eight boroughs

Where the ladders go

Eight small boroughs, but the lofts in them fail in noticeably different ways.

  1. Magnolia

    Post-war housing on tight plots, much of it with original soffit arrangements that were never balanced and have been quietly shortening coverings ever since.

  2. Somerdale

    A lot of mid-century housing with a low-pitch porch roof attached to a steeper main roof, which makes two separate ventilation problems on one house.

  3. Hi-Nella

    Small and almost entirely residential, with a great many similar roofs reaching the same age within a few years of one another.

  4. Laurel Springs

    Steep older roofs with dormers and several planes, where each plane needs its own intake and the dead corners are easy to miss.

  5. Lawnside

    Older borough housing where blown insulation has usually been added at some point and has usually ended up over the soffits.

  6. Barrington

    Mixed stock with a lot of retrofitted bathroom extractors, which is where ducts venting into the loft turn up most often.

  7. Haddon Heights

    Taller older houses with complex roofs and generous lofts, where a ridge vent run properly makes a very visible difference.

  8. Runnemede

    Fifties and sixties housing, much of it on a second covering, where the tear-off is the first chance anybody has had to look at the deck.

Just outside

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