Roofing & Exterior Services in Flourtown, PA

Roofing in Flourtown, Erdenheim and Oreland

Flourtown takes its name from the mills that once ran on the Wissahickon Creek and its tributaries. It’s part of Springfield Township, Montgomery County, along with Erdenheim, Oreland and Wyndmoor, and Bethlehem Pike is still its main street.

The homes we see around Flourtown

Older stone and frame homes line Bethlehem Pike, side streets have 1920s–1950s colonials and Cape Cods, and Oreland adds blocks of mid-century colonials. Four of our projects are just over the township line — two colonials in Oreland and two homes in Chestnut Hill — and they’re below.

• Standing seam metal on dormers, porches and whole roofs
• Copper flashing, valleys and chimney work on older colonials
• Copper half-round and K-style gutters
• Stone walls and chimneys counter-flashed into the mortar

Springfield Township permits

Springfield Township says permits are required for alterations to existing buildings, and roofing is on its list. We file the application as part of your project.

Flourtown by the numbers

Flourtown is an older housing market: half of the homes in Flourtown were built before 1955, and 16% predate 1940. Many have already had several roofs, and original slate, box gutters and old flashing are common.

Around Flourtown, storm wind damage was reported on 59 days since 2005 and hail on 23 — but hail an inch or larger on only 5. With mature trees on most lots, clogged gutters and valleys and falling limbs are the usual storm problems. Live Flourtown forecast, radar & alerts →

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 — Flourtown Census-designated place; National Weather Service storm reports 2005–2026, within 5 miles of the town center (snowfall: 10 miles).

Our projects around Flourtown

Chestnut Hill · Standing Seam Metal RoofOreland · Colonial · Copper FlashingOreland · Colonial · Copper ChimneyChestnut Hill · Tudor · Copper Gutters