The Amatucci Roofing crew answers storm calls from a Wernersville shop under 16 miles away, on 24-hour phone hours.
Amatucci Roofing answers storm calls in Lititz from a shop in Wernersville, under 16 miles up the road. The crew has repaired Berks and Lancaster County roofs since 1972.
Storm work starts with photographs of lifted shingles, torn flashing and a bent gutter line. A written scope and a measured price reach the homeowner before a single shingle comes off the Lititz roof.
A storm damage roof repair on a Lititz home covers four jobs: shingle replacement, flashing repair, gutter line straightening, and a written damage report.
Wind lifts the shingle courses on the exposed slope first. The crew strips the loose courses back to sound decking, then lays matching architectural asphalt shingles and a fresh starter strip along the eave. Ridge caps go back on last.
Storm flashing failures show up at the chimney, the wall joints and the valley. The crew re-seats step flashing, replaces torn valley metal and seals the joint before the next Lititz downpour soaks the ceiling below.
Hail and falling limbs bend the gutter line and pull hangers out of the fascia. The crew re-hangs the run, replaces crushed sections and clears the downspout outlet of shingle grit the storm washed down.
Photographs of every damaged roof slope reach the homeowner with a written scope and price. The same sheet goes to the insurance adjuster handling the Lititz claim, so one document describes the roof work from start to finish.
Learn more about our Storm Damage Roof Repair Services.
A Lititz storm repair runs in four steps: roof inspection, written scope, shingle and flashing work, then ground cleanup.
The crew walks the Lititz roof slope by slope after the storm passes. Lifted tabs, cracked flashing, dented vents and bruised granule beds go into a photograph set. The attic side is checked for daylight through the roof deck and wet insulation.
A written scope names each slope, the shingle count, the flashing lengths and the gutter sections. Roof measurements set the price, not a walk-around guess. The homeowner keeps the sheet for the insurance file before any roof work starts.
Repairs start on the roof slope that leaks. The crew strips damaged courses back to the deck and lays ice and water shield at the eave and valley. Matching architectural shingles and re-seated flashing close the opened slope.
Tear-off shingle waste leaves the property in the truck. The crew runs a magnet over the drive, the borough sidewalk and the lawn for stray roofing nails. A final walk with the homeowner closes the Lititz roof job.
The crew reaches five Lititz areas after a storm, from Lititz Springs Park to Warwick School District streets.
Four questions come up on Lititz roofs after a storm: cost, permits, night calls and the distance from the shop.
Areas We Serve in Lititz
