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Roof replacement in South Jersey.
We replace asphalt-shingle roofs and inspect the decking, flashing, and ventilation details that affect the job. The written estimate identifies the included work and exclusions. If the concern is isolated, we will explain when a focused repair may fit. Call for an active leak or urgent concern; use the request form for planned work.
Before you decide
One leak does not always mean a new roof.
We check the visible roof before recommending replacement, and explain when an isolated problem may call for repair.
Based inBlackwood, NJ109 N Black Horse Pike, Building 5 Suite 6, Blackwood, NJ 08012
NJ, PA & DE credentialsNJ, PA, and Delaware contractor credentials on fileView license and registration details.
Our workmanship promise30-year workmanship warrantyIncluded with every complete roof replacement, solar removal and reinstall, deck, siding, and gutter project. The signed agreement controls warranty conditions and exclusions.
Manufacturer designationOwens Corning Roofing Preferred ContractorNo deposits ever required. Explore project financing options. For qualified applicants. Financing eligibility, approval, rates, terms, and available loan products vary by lender and product.
Before you choose the work
Warranty and project options.
Every complete roof replacement includes the Precision Promise 30-year workmanship warranty. Your signed agreement controls the project-specific conditions and exclusions. Owens Corning roofing materials and project options are reviewed as they fit your home. After the inspection clarifies the recommended work, you can compare financing options and review terms with the lender you choose.
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Completed work
Completed roof replacements.
Deptford, NJ · Roof replacement
13-Square Roof Replacement in Deptford, NJ
Precision Exteriors completed the roof replacement shown here using Owens Corning Duration shingles in Desert Rose.
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Clementon, NJ · Roof and gutter replacement
Roof and Gutter Replacement in Clementon, NJ
Precision Exteriors completed the 16-square architectural-shingle roof replacement and coordinated gutter work for the Clementon home.
Read the Clementon project story
Stafford Township, NJ · Roof replacement and solar reinstallation
Roof Replacement and 28-Panel Solar Reinstallation in Stafford Township, NJ
Precision Exteriors completed the 32-square Owens Corning Duration roof replacement and coordinated removal and reinstallation of all 28 solar panels.
Read the Stafford Township project storyWhat we review
What full roof replacement includes.
Removal, new roofing, connected details, and cleanup should be accounted for in the estimate.
An asphalt-shingle replacement starts with the existing roof: its layers, visible condition, flashing, and ventilation.
Some decking damage is hidden until tear-off. Review how additional decking work will be handled before approving the job.
If the inspection finds an isolated problem, we will explain when a focused roof repair may fit. If wear or damage affects more of the roof, we will show you why replacement may be the better choice.
Tear-off and new shingles
The estimate identifies the roof area, removal work, and asphalt-shingle system included in the replacement.
Flashing and ventilation
Chimneys, valleys, pipe boots, and vents need their own details in the scope. Covered decking is evaluated when the old roofing is removed.
Property protection and cleanup
For replacement work, the plan covers material staging, debris removal, protection around the work area, cleanup, and a final walkthrough.
What to expect
From inspection to final walkthrough.
You will know what we found, why replacement is recommended, and what the written estimate includes.
Inspect the existing roof
We check visible shingles, flashing, vents, valleys, roof penetrations, ventilation, and other roofline details that can affect a replacement plan.
Explain the replacement scope
We explain which areas remain repairable and which have widespread wear, then recommend repair or replacement based on those findings.
Review the written replacement plan
The estimate explains the planned work and important details such as materials, timing, cleanup, ventilation, flashing, decking, gutters, skylights, or solar coordination when they apply.
Complete, clean up, and walk through
After the approved replacement, we clean the work area and review the finished job with you.
When to call
When to discuss replacement.
These problems do not prove replacement by themselves, but they are useful reasons to arrange a closer inspection.
Missing, lifted, or cracked shingles
Damaged or missing shingles can leave the layers below more exposed to rain and wind.
A large amount of granules in the gutters
Granule loss can be a sign of wear, especially when it appears across an older roof.
Leaks that return or spread
Ceiling stains, attic moisture, and repeated leaks should be traced before more of the home is affected.
Soft spots or a sagging roofline
A soft or uneven area may point to damage below the shingles and needs a closer look.
Trouble around flashing, vents, or valleys
Many leaks start where the roof meets a chimney, wall, vent, pipe, skylight, or valley.
What affects the job
What changes the estimate?
The cause of the problem, roof age, access, hidden damage, and connected exterior work can all change the plan.
How much of the roof is affected
A damaged pipe boot, a few shingles, or an isolated flashing problem may be repairable. Repeated leaks or widespread wear may point toward replacement.
Decking, ventilation, and flashing
The work can change when the roof has damaged decking, poor attic airflow, failing flashing, skylights, or several penetrations.
Solar panels on the roof
If panels cover the work area, removal and reinstallation timing needs to be included in the roofing plan.
Learn about roof work with solar panelsAccess, timing, and cleanup
Roof size, pitch, access, weather, material delivery, staging, and debris removal all affect the plan and schedule.
Based in Blackwood
Local roof replacement planning.
We serve South Jersey; Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties in Pennsylvania; and New Castle County in Delaware. Philadelphia is excluded.
Our Blackwood office coordinates roof replacement throughout the listed service area. Share the property address to confirm coverage and scheduling.
The Deptford project shows a 13-square Owens Corning Duration roof in Desert Rose. The separate Clementon project combines a 16-square architectural-shingle roof with gutter work.
If solar panels cover the roof, removal and reinstallation need to be coordinated with the roofing schedule.
After a storm
A new problem after a storm?
Wind, hail, debris, and heavy rain can damage roof areas that are difficult to see from the ground.
Call if you notice missing shingles, a new ceiling stain, loose flashing, heavy granules in the gutters, or debris damage after bad weather.
We inspect visible conditions, take useful photos, and explain whether the roof needs repair, replacement, or continued attention.
Replacement details
Know what the estimate includes.
Compare included materials, roof details, and exclusions. Ask which items depend on what is found after tear-off.
Roof deck condition after tear-off
Damaged decking found during the work
Water-protection layers included in the estimate
Underlayment and edge details
Starter shingles and ridge cap
Flashing at walls, chimneys, and valleys
Attic and ridge ventilation
Pipe boots, vents, and other penetrations
Gutters, solar panels, and connected roofline work
Roof planning guides
Plan your roof project.
Use these homeowner guides to prepare for an inspection and understand the written replacement plan.
What to Expect During a Roof Replacement
See how inspection, scheduling, tear-off, installation, and cleanup fit into a replacement plan.
Read: What to Expect During a Roof ReplacementChoosing a South Jersey Roofer
Use a practical checklist to compare inspections, written scope, communication, and cleanup.
Read: Choosing a South Jersey RooferRoof Inspection Before Buying a Home
Review the roof details that can help a buyer understand repair and replacement questions before closing.
Read: Roof Inspection Before Buying a HomeNJ Roof Replacement Cost Factors
Understand which roof conditions, access details, materials, and connected work can change a written estimate.
Read: NJ Roof Replacement Cost FactorsPlanning a Roof Replacement in South Jersey
Review what the inspection and written work plan should cover before approving a replacement.
Read: Planning a Roof Replacement in South JerseyRoof Ventilation and Attic Airflow
Learn how intake, exhaust, insulation, and moisture observations fit into a roof review.
Read: Roof Ventilation and Attic AirflowFree inspection request
Plan your roof replacement.
Start with the property address or whatever location details you know and tell us what is happening. We will inspect the existing roof and explain the replacement plan. If the concern is isolated, we will explain the repair path. For an active leak or urgent concern, call us directly.
- We review the request and use the contact details you provide to follow up.
- We confirm the next step for the property.
- We inspect before recommending repair or replacement.
NJ HIC 13VH13920000Based in Blackwood, NJWritten work details
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Common questions
Before you plan a replacement.
Answers about replacement decisions, decking, timing, and connected roof work.
How do I know if I need a full replacement?
Repeated leaks, widespread wear, brittle or missing shingles, and an older roof can point toward replacement. We inspect first because an isolated problem may be repairable; when it is, we explain the focused repair path.
Do you replace damaged decking?
Decking is checked when it becomes visible during tear-off. If damaged sections are found, we explain what needs to be replaced and how that affects the work.
How long does a replacement take?
Roof size, weather, access, material delivery, and hidden damage can all affect timing. Your written estimate will explain the expected schedule for your home.
Areas we serve
Service close to home.
See roof replacement service areas near our Blackwood office.
View all service areasReady to plan your roof replacement?
Request a free inspection of your aging or damaged roof. We will explain whether replacement is warranted and what belongs in the estimate.