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Roofing Services and Roof Replacement in Pennsylvania

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  • 3 Decades of Industry Experience

  • Accurate Inspections & Estimates

  • Affordable Financing Plans

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"I still have the sign up in the front yard showing who did our roof."  -  Reece M.

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Why Homeowners Choose McCormick for Roof Replacement

A roof replacement is one of the biggest investments you’ll make in your home, so you should know exactly who is doing the work. McCormick Renovations is a local team based in Trafford with 3 decades of industry experience. We’re one of only 3 Atlas Platinum Pro+ Contractors in Western Pennsylvania and an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, so your new roof is installed by a team the manufacturers have vetted. We’re registered in Pennsylvania (PA007373), and we offer financing plans so you don’t have to put off a roof that needs replacing.

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Our Process Makes It Easy!

It shouldn’t be hard to get started, but you deserve to know what’s going on every step of the way. We’ll keep you in the loop, starting with our transparent process.

Step 1

Contact Us

Give us a call or fill out a form, schedule an appointment, and get a team member to your home for an inspection.

Step 2

Schedule a Service

Once you have signed your estimate, the fun of choosing colors and scheduling material delivery and installation begins.

Step 3

Customer Satisfaction

After clean-up and a final walk-through, we leave you proud of your home again. Give us a call if we miss anything!

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Get to Know Your Home’s Anatomy

1Fascia

The fascia board is the long, straight board that runs along the lower edge of the roof.

Common Problems

  • Mold, fungus, and algae growth
  • Insect and rodent infestation
  • Weather damage causing splits and cracks

2Gutters

Gutters are shallow troughs attached to the edge of a roof that collect and redirect rainwater away from the building's foundation.

Common Gutter Problems

  • Clogging of leaves, twigs, debris, or even birds nests
  • Sagging or misalignment
  • Improper drainage due to freezing and ice dams

3Ridge

The ridge is the highest point where two sloping sides of a roof meet, creating a line along the top of the roof, typically covered by a ridge cap.

Common Ridge Problems

  • Missing or damage ridge caps
  • Insect and rodent infestation
  • Poor ventilation causing moisture buildup

4Siding

Siding is the exterior cladding material installed on the walls of a house, serving as a protective layer.

Common Siding Problems

  • Cracking, warping, or distortion
  • Insect and rodent infestation
  • Loose or missing siding panels

5Shingles

Asphalt shingles are one of the most popular roofing materials used in residential roofing due to their affordability and aesthetic appeal.

Common Shingle Problems

  • Mold, fungus, and algae growth
  • Curling or cupping of the edges
  • Missing shingles caused by high winds or poor install

6Soffit

Soffit refers to the underside or the exposed surface beneath the overhanging section of a roof.

Common Soffit Problems

  • Soffit vent blockages due to dirt or debris
  • Moisture damage leading to mold
  • Painting peeling or fading
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1Fascia

The fascia board is the long, straight board that runs along the lower edge of the roof.

Common Problems

  • Mold, fungus, and algae growth
  • Insect and rodent infestation
  • Weather damage causing splits and cracks
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2Gutters

Gutters are shallow troughs attached to the edge of a roof that collect and redirect rainwater away from the building's foundation.

Common Gutter Problems

  • Clogging of leaves, twigs, debris, or even birds nests
  • Sagging or misalignment
  • Improper drainage due to freezing and ice dams
seamless white aluminum gutters on a blue home

3Ridge

The ridge is the highest point where two sloping sides of a roof meet, creating a line along the top of the roof, typically covered by a ridge cap.

Common Ridge Problems

  • Missing or damage ridge caps
  • Insect and rodent infestation
  • Poor ventilation causing moisture buildup
Close-up of a rooftop with gray asphalt shingles. The background shows a neighborhood with blurred houses and trees under a clear blue sky. The angle of the shot emphasizes the roof's texture and pattern.

4Siding

Siding is the exterior cladding material installed on the walls of a house, serving as a protective layer.

Common Siding Problems

  • Cracking, warping, or distortion
  • Insect and rodent infestation
  • Loose or missing siding panels
Close-up view of a house exterior with light-colored vinyl siding and a red roof under a clear blue sky. The sun shines brightly on the facade, and a satellite dish is visible on the side.

5Shingles

Asphalt shingles are one of the most popular roofing materials used in residential roofing due to their affordability and aesthetic appeal.

Common Shingle Problems

  • Mold, fungus, and algae growth
  • Curling or cupping of the edges
  • Missing shingles caused by high winds or poor install
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6Soffit

Soffit refers to the underside or the exposed surface beneath the overhanging section of a roof.

Common Soffit Problems

  • Soffit vent blockages due to dirt or debris
  • Moisture damage leading to mold
  • Painting peeling or fading
Close-up view of a house soffit and fascia, showing white perforated panels under the roof edge. The corner of the structure includes a white gutter and downspout. The background reveals part of the house with siding and a window.

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Roof Replacement Materials We Install

We replace asphalt shingle and flat roofing systems for homes across the Pittsburgh area. As an Atlas Pro+ Diamond Level Contractor and Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we install complete roofing systems from both manufacturers. Start with a free inspection, and we’ll walk you through every option.

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Roof Repair When You Don’t Need a Full Replacement

Not every roof problem calls for a full replacement. When damage is limited to one area, a targeted repair can stop leaks and extend the life of your roof.

We replace missing or wind-damaged shingles, repair ridge caps, and fix leaks around flashing, chimneys, vents, and skylights. If our inspection finds widespread damage, we’ll tell you whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense for your roof and budget.

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Pennsylvania Roofing FAQs

here to give you the answers you need!

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How long will it take for you to schedule my job?

It depends on the service and the material chosen, as some materials are readily available while others are special order. For roofing jobs, it’s about 2 weeks out, while windows are 3-4 weeks. Siding jobs are very dependent on the material choice.

What roofing materials do you offer?

We do both asphalt shingle and flat roofing and offer materials from industry-leading manufacturers including Owens Corning and Atlas.

How soon can you get to my property for an inspection?

Depending on the season, we’re usually able to accommodate inspections within 1-7 days (max). Of course, we also want to make sure the time works with your schedule, so we’ll work with you to determine what’s the most convenient.

What is a roofing service?

A roofing service is any professional work done on your roof, from inspections and repairs to full replacements and new installations. At McCormick Renovations, our roofing services in Pennsylvania cover asphalt shingle and flat roofing, along with skylights, soffit, fascia, and gutters, so your whole roofing system is protected under one roof.

How much should a new roof cost in PA?

Most asphalt shingle roof replacements in Pennsylvania cost between $8,000 and $22,000, depending on the size and pitch of your roof and the materials you choose. Schedule a free inspection and we’ll give you an exact, no-obligation estimate for your home..

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"I still have the sign up in the front yard showing who did our roof."  -  Reece M.

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