Roofing Services in the Lehigh Valley, PA

Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and the boroughs between them make up the biggest roofing market we serve — and one with its own personality. The Lehigh Valley mixes century-old row homes and twins in the city cores with entire suburban developments now hitting the 20-to-25-year mark, the age when original builder-grade shingles start failing street by street. Allesson Roofing runs crews into the Valley regularly from our base in East Stroudsburg, about 45 minutes up Route 33.

Call (570) 426-3505 for a free Lehigh Valley roof inspection.

Roofing Services We Offer in the Lehigh Valley

Everything we do in the Poconos, we do in the Valley — with flat-roof work being a much bigger share of the job list here:

Common Roofing Problems in the Lehigh Valley

Summer hail and thunderstorm damage. The Valley catches more severe summer storms than the mountains do, and hail bruising on asphalt shingles is the damage homeowners miss most — it doesn’t leak right away, but it takes years off the roof. If a storm dropped hail in your neighborhood, get an inspection while the insurance window is open; our guide to hail damage roof repair explains what adjusters look for.

Row-home flat roofs. Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton’s older blocks carry thousands of low-slope roofs, many layered with decades of coatings and patches. Shared party walls mean your neighbor’s neglected roof can become your water problem. We repair and replace these with modern membranes that outlast the old tar-and-patch cycle.

Developments aging out together. Suburban tracts built in the 1990s and 2000s are reaching replacement age simultaneously. If half your street has re-roofed and yours is original, that’s your timeline talking.

Old slate and tin in the historic cores. Easton and Bethlehem’s oldest neighborhoods still carry original slate and standing-seam metal. These need a roofer who’ll repair them properly — not talk you into ripping off a roof with decades of life left.

Free inspections across the Valley. Call (570) 426-3505.

FAQs

How do I know if my roof needs repairs after winter weather?

Look for signs like missing shingles, leaks, or sagging areas. It’s best to schedule a professional inspection, especially after heavy snow or ice accumulation.

Asphalt shingles are the most popular due to their affordability, but metal roofing is gaining popularity for its durability. Slate and synthetic materials are also used in certain architectural styles.

 

Costs can vary widely based on material choice and home size, but typical asphalt roof replacements range from $5,000 to $10,000.

 

Regular inspections, clearing debris, and addressing minor issues promptly can extend your roof’s lifespan and prevent more extensive damage.

 

Immediately address leaks to prevent further damage. Contact a local roofing professional to assess the source and perform necessary repairs.