Roof Replacement for a New Ross Road Rural Corridor Home in New Ross

New Ross Road extends east and west of town through Walnut Township and carries more than 30 verified residential addresses on large rural lots, most of them farmstead conversions or mid century single family homes built between the 1940s and 1970s. Roofs at this age and in this exposure class are typically original or first replacement architectural shingles under significant weathering stress from the open sky hail and wind events common to the flat agricultural terrain of Montgomery County. Mature hardwood and walnut trees along the road edges shed heavy branch and leaf loads onto low pitched rooflines, trapping moisture and causing premature failure along ridges and in valleys where debris accumulates.

A New Ross Road Rural Corridor job closes with a walkthrough and a folder: photographs before and after, the written scope, and the list of what actually went on the roof. Whether the job was a pipe boot or a full tear-off does not change that.