Serving Philadelphia, Camden & South Jersey since 1986Serving Philly & South Jersey since 1986

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Specialty Services

Roofing Contractor in Philadelphia & South Jersey

Roof replacements, new roofs, flat rubber roofs for rowhomes, shingle roofs, inspections and storm damage, planned and managed by a family company working since 1986.

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What's included

  • Full roof replacement and tear-off
  • New roof installation
  • Flat and rubber roofs for rowhomes
  • Asphalt shingle roofs
  • Roof inspections and condition reports
  • Storm damage assessment and repair
  • Flashing, drip edge and ventilation
  • Gutters and downspouts with new roofs
  • Debris removal and clean-up

Your roof protects everything under it. When it reaches the end of its life, or a storm does more damage than a patch can fix, you need a roofing contractor in Philadelphia who will plan the job properly, explain your options and finish the work cleanly. That’s what Home Exchange does.

We started in New York City in 1986 doing complete residential and commercial building renovations, and we’ve served Philadelphia since around 2005. That big-building background means we plan, schedule and manage roofing projects carefully, from ordering materials to protecting your yard during tear-off.

Roofing services we offer

Roof replacement

When a roof is worn out, constant patching costs more in the long run. A full replacement typically involves removing the old roofing, inspecting and repairing the deck underneath, then installing new underlayment, flashing and the finished roof surface. We clean up thoroughly when the job is done.

New roof installation

Additions, rebuilt rear extensions, garages and renovation projects all need a roof designed for their slope, drainage and use. We plan new roofs as part of larger projects, including remodeling work.

Flat and rubber roofs

Flat roofs are everywhere in Philadelphia, from rowhomes in Fishtown and Kensington to commercial buildings. These low-slope roofs are usually covered with rubber or other membrane systems that need careful seams, solid flashing at party walls and parapets, and good drainage so water doesn’t pond.

Shingle roofs

Many twins, singles and suburban homes across Bucks, Montgomery and Delaware counties and South Jersey have pitched roofs with asphalt shingles. We help you choose a style and color, then install it with the proper underlayment, flashing and ventilation.

Roof inspections

An inspection tells you where your roof stands: visible wear, damaged shingles or membrane, flashing condition, vents, gutters and signs of water entry. It’s useful before buying or selling a home, after a storm or when you’re simply not sure how much life the roof has left.

Storm damage

High winds, heavy rain and winter ice can tear off shingles, lift flat-roof seams and damage flashing. We assess the damage, help stop further water entry and plan the repair or replacement.

Roof repair vs. replacement

Not every roof problem needs a new roof. A leak at a single chimney, a handful of missing shingles or a split seam on a flat roof is often a straightforward fix through our roof repair service. Replacement makes more sense when:

  • The roof is near the end of its expected life
  • Leaks keep returning in different places
  • Decking is soft, rotted or sagging
  • A flat roof is covered in patches and still ponds water
  • Storm damage is spread across large areas

We’ll give you an honest recommendation based on what we see, not on what’s the bigger job.

Our roofing process

  1. Request a quote. Tell us about your roof, any leaks and the type of property. Request a quote or call us.
  2. Inspection and options. We look at the roof, the flashing, the drainage and, if accessible, the attic for signs of moisture.
  3. Clear quote and plan. You get a written scope covering materials, timing and what’s included.
  4. Installation. We protect your property, remove the old roof if needed, repair the deck and install the new system.
  5. Final walkthrough. We clean up debris and nails and walk you through the finished work.

What affects the cost of a roofing project

  • Roof size and type. Flat membrane roofs and shingle roofs use different materials and labor.
  • Number of layers to remove. Older roofs sometimes have more than one layer underneath.
  • Deck condition. Rotted or damaged decking must be replaced before new roofing goes on.
  • Pitch, height and access. Steep roofs and tight rowhome blocks need more setup.
  • Flashing and details. Chimneys, skylights, party walls and parapets add complexity.
  • Gutters and ventilation. Upgrading these at the same time is often worthwhile.

Why property owners choose Home Exchange for roofing

Home Exchange is a family-run company led by CEO Ramiz Duka, who has more than 30 years in construction and owns real estate in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. We’re listed on Angi as screened and approved, Top Rated and Elite Service, and we stand behind our Done Right Promise: the job is done right the first time.

Whether your home is in Philadelphia or South Jersey, we bring the planning of a large renovation firm and the care of a family business to your roof.

How it works

Getting it done is easy

From the first call to the final walk-through, you always know what happens next.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the job

    Call us or send a quick request online. Big project or small fix, we listen first.

  2. 02

    Get a clear quote

    We talk through the work, answer your questions and agree on a plan and a price.

  3. 03

    We show up ready

    Our team arrives on time with the tools and materials to finish efficiently.

  4. 04

    Done right, the first time

    We walk through the finished job with you to make sure you are happy with the work.

FAQ

Roofing questions, answered

How do I know if I need a new roof?

Age matters, but condition matters more. Widespread curling or cracked shingles, a flat roof with many patches and recurring ponding, soft decking, or leaks in several areas usually mean repairs are no longer cost-effective. An inspection gives you a clear picture of whether a targeted repair or a full replacement makes more sense.

What kind of roof do Philadelphia rowhomes have?

Most Philadelphia rowhomes have flat or low-slope roofs, usually covered with a rubber or other membrane system, and often shared seams and flashing along party walls. Some twins and detached homes have pitched shingle roofs. The right system for your home depends on slope, drainage and how the roof connects to neighboring properties.

How long does a roof replacement take?

Many residential roof replacements take a few days once materials are on site, but the timeline depends on the roof's size, type, the condition of the decking and the weather. We plan the work in advance, protect your property during tear-off and keep you updated if rain changes the schedule.

What should I do after storm damage?

Stay safe first: avoid the roof and keep away from downed lines or wet electrical fixtures. Photograph the damage inside and out, move belongings away from leaks and contact us. We can assess the roof and explain the repair or replacement options. If you plan an insurance claim, your photos will help.

Do you handle small roof repairs too?

Yes. For leaks, a few missing shingles, flashing problems, flat-roof patches, gutters and vents, see our roof repair service. If an inspection shows that repairs won't solve the problem for long, we'll explain why and walk you through replacement options.

Service areas

Roofing near you

We serve homeowners and property owners across these areas. Not sure if we cover your street? Just call.

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