Tri-State Roof Pros

Camden County, NJ

Roof Repair & Replacement in Cherry Hill, NJ

Start with what is happening. A leak needs a different visit than a thirty-year-old roof you are planning to replace. Pick the one that fits and you get a free inspection, photos of what we find, and a written price.

New Jersey suburban two-story home with a new brown shingle roof
Finished: new shingle roof on a South Jersey two-story

What is going on with your roof?

Why people call us in Cherry Hill

  • A ceiling or wall stain that comes back with heavy rain
  • Missing or creased shingles after wind off the Delaware Valley flats
  • A flat porch, addition or garage roof that keeps getting patched
  • An aging roof you want priced before you sell or refinance

The roofs around here

Cherry Hill is mostly post-war suburban housing: split-levels, ranches and two-story colonials, plus a lot of additions and low-slope porch roofs added later. Those additions are where we find most leaks, because a flat or low-slope roof tied into a shingle roof has to be flashed properly or it lets water in at the joint.

Repair or replace?

Repair when the damage is in one area and the deck is solid. Replace when the shingles are brittle across the roof or the wood is soft. On a house with an addition, one section can need replacing while the main roof still has years left, and we price it that way.

What changes the price

We do not publish price ranges, because a made-up range helps nobody. These are what an estimate is actually built from.

  • How much of the roof is actually bad
  • Whether a low-slope addition or porch roof is part of the job
  • Deck repairs once the old roof comes off
  • The material you choose
  • How many old layers have to come off
  • Permit and disposal

Where leaks usually start

Where an addition meets the main roof
The most common Cherry Hill leak. Water backs up at that joint when the flashing was never done right.
Low-slope porch and garage roofs
Shingles on a shallow slope never seal. Water works under them and rots the decking at the wall.
Pipe boots and vents
The rubber dries out and cracks in ten to fifteen years, long before the shingles wear out.
Chimney flashing
Caulk instead of step flashing fails and the stain shows up feet away from the chimney.

Repair or replace: what fits what

Your situationWhat usually happens
One leak, roof otherwise in good shapeRepair, priced in writing with a workmanship warranty.
Low-slope addition leaking again after patchesReplace that section properly, usually in a material made for low slope.
Shingles curling and bald across the roofReplacement, with the photos that show why.
Storm damage you may claimDocumented inspection first. The insurer decides coverage, not us.
You are not sureFree inspection. No cost and no obligation.

Materials used around here

Architectural shingle
The standard choice on Cherry Hill homes, matched on repairs where possible.
Flat and low-slope membrane
For porches, additions and garage roofs where shingles do not belong.
Standing seam metal
An option on porch and bay roofs that keep failing.
Gutters and downcomers
Replaced with the roof when the old ones are undersized or pulling away.

What you get with the estimate

  • Photos of every problem area, which you keep
  • What we found in the attic when we can get to it
  • The repair price in writing, and the replacement price when both make sense
  • The name of the licensed New Jersey roofing company that would do the work
  • No deposit and no signature needed to get the estimate

Roofing work we do here

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Questions from Cherry Hill homeowners

Do you actually cover Cherry Hill, or just Pennsylvania?

Cherry Hill and the Route 70 corridor are in our South Jersey coverage. When you send a request, it goes to a roofing company licensed for New Jersey work, and you are told their name.

My porch roof is flat and keeps leaking. Can that be fixed?

Usually yes, but not with shingles. A low slope needs a membrane or metal. We tell you which and price it.

Will insurance pay for storm damage?

Sometimes. We document what we find with photos and measurements so you can file. The insurance company decides, and we never promise an approval.

Is the estimate really free?

Yes. The inspection and the written estimate cost nothing, and there is no obligation after it.

How soon can somebody come out?

Usually within a few days. If water is coming in right now, say so in the form and it moves up the list.

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What the work looks like

Roofer lifting shingles to show rotted wood and rusted flashing
What we found: rotted wood and bad flashing
Skylight on a shingle roof with new metal flashing sealed around it
Skylights leak at the flashing, not the glass
New seamless white aluminum gutter and downspout on a home fascia
New seamless gutters and downspouts

Photos on this page are examples of the kind of work described, not a named Cherry Hill customer's home. Our confirmed project write-ups today come from Pennsylvania jobs, and we will not label them as New Jersey work. Cherry Hill project stories go up when a local homeowner and the roofing partner confirm them.

What to expect

Straight answers to the questions people ask before they book.

How soon can you come out?
For most inspections and estimates, within a few days. If water is coming into your house right now, call us — active leaks jump the line.
How long will the appointment take?
Plan on 45 minutes to an hour. We walk the roof, check the attic when we can, take photos, and sit down with you to go over what we found and the written price.
Do I need to be home?
Yes, plan to be there. Sometimes we need to get into the house or the attic to find the real source of a leak. Being home also means you hear the findings straight from us instead of a phone call later.
What if it rains on my job day?
We don't tear off a roof when there's a real chance of rain. We follow a rain-percentage rule: if the forecast shows a meaningful chance of rain during the day, we push the tear-off to the next good day. Nobody races a storm with a tarp on your house.

Before we come out

Please be home, and clear a path to the attic door if you have one.

This is the list for a full roof install day. You do not need any of it for an inspection.

  • Let your neighbors know the day before — ladders and a dumpster are easier when they expect it.
  • Move cars out of the driveway and off the street in front of the house.
  • Keep pets inside, and please clean up the yard first.
  • Trim bushes and shrubs back from the sides of the house so the crew isn't standing in them.
  • Take down yard decorations, statues, solar lights and anything fragile near the walls.
  • Clear a path to the attic or crawlspace — we may need to check underneath the roof.

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