Roofing contractor in Clarksville, Maryland

Clarksville and River Hill went up largely through the nineties and two-thousands, which puts a lot of these roofs at or near the end of a first asphalt life. Twenty to twenty-five years is the usual window in this climate, and we are squarely in it for much of the neighborhood now.

These are also bigger, more complicated roofs than the county average. Multiple gables, dormers, steep pitches, and long runs of roof feeding into not enough downspout. That combination is why the six-inch gutter question comes up on nearly every Clarksville estimate we write. In a heavy August storm, a five-inch gutter on a roof this size simply cannot carry the water, and it sheets over the front edge into the fascia.

Being local matters more than it sounds. When a storm comes through, we are not driving in from another county behind everyone else's emergency calls. We are already here.