This project is quite typical of the work involved in stamped shingles restoration.
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| To improve the adhesion of the primer and acrylic, the crew carefully wash the surface areas | Repair work is usually performed after the primer is applied | With repairs and primer applied, the major part of the project is completed |
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| The roofing surface is ready for the elastomeric applications. | Old flashing material can be buried under the acrylic. | The stamped shingles have been coated twice |
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| The finished roof meets the local historical society's requirements, plus compliments the other restoration work. | ||
If you are seeking an experienced company to offer an estimate to preserve your existing roof, one of us would be delighted to visit your residence, discuss the alternatives available and, if requested, submit a quote for restoring your tin roofs. Click here for a map of our geographical work area.
Beyond information about our contracting services, this site is designed for individuals interested in tin roofs--photos, technical tidbits and history. These web pages are prepared by the same contractor that specializes in the restoration of these tin roofs. She enjoys dabbling in website construction, therefore photos and articles are simply presented. All pictures are from Roof Menders projects, the same contractor. If you have questions, just call 610-941-1051 for a chat.