Roof replacement
Tear-off and new shingles, with help picking a color that works with your siding.
Shield Roofing & Construction LLC Roof replacement, repairs & storm damage — Bridgeville, PA
See your own roof from the air. Drone photos before the old shingles come off and after the new ones are on, and pictures while the crew works.
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A name and a number is plenty. Add what you’re seeing if you can.
4.9 ★
across 58 Google reviews
Drone
photos of your roof, before and after
One day
tear-off to clean-up on a typical re-roof
Clean yard
debris hauled off before the crew leaves
Recent work
From the air
Finished roofs, shot by drone the way we show them to the homeowner.
What we do
What we do on a roof
Repairs & leaks
A leak, a missing section, a bad job somebody else left behind — found, explained in plain words, and fixed.
Hail & wind damage
An honest look at what the storm did, and whether it’s the kind of damage a homeowner’s policy covers.
Gutters & siding
Gutter lines and siding repaired, often on the same visit as the roof.
How it goes
Call or text
Send a photo of the problem spot if you have one.
A real look at the roof
Someone gets up there, explains what’s going on, and gives you more than one option.
Roof on, yard clean
The crew works it through, and the old shingles leave with them.
About
Options, not pressure
Shield Roofing & Construction works out of 1306 Washington Pike in Bridgeville. You get a real look at the roof, the problem explained in plain words, and more than one way to fix it, with no pressure to sign on the spot.
On the day, the crew gets the old roof off and the new one on, then cleans up the yard before they go.
In their words
“Very professional from start to finish. Barry worked with us to make sure our concerns were addressed and scheduling was flexible. The entire project was done in under 6 hours and the crew cleaned up all the debris and mess. Roof looks great. Very satisfied and would definitely recommend.”
— Brian L., Google review
“Jeff Duschl was very helpful. He explained things as he went, did a thorough inspection of the roof, a minor fix, and even cleaned out a section of my gutter! I have a good list of things to pay attention to and get done in the near future, but didn't feel any pressure to make a commitment on the spot. I'll definitely use Shield and Roofing for items on my to do list.”
— Rachel P., Google review
“Shield Roofing was very good. I had an unusual problem and they fixed it when two other roofers could not. They are also reasonably priced. I highly recommend them.”
— Kim S., Google review
Questions
Roofing questions, answered straight
Can you tell if the storm damaged my roof?
We get up on the roof and look for the wind and hail damage that doesn’t show from the ground, then tell you plainly whether it’s worth taking to your insurance company.
How long does a new roof take?
On a typical house the tear-off and the new roof happen in a single day. Bigger or more complicated roofs can run into a second day, and the weather decides the rest.
Will I see what you’re doing up there?
You get drone photos of the roof, and pictures while the job is underway if you can’t be home.
Can you fix a roof another company put on?
Tell us what’s going wrong and we’ll look at it, whoever did the original work.
Do you do gutters and siding?
Gutter and siding repairs, yes — often on the same visit as the roof.
When can I reach you?
Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, at (412) 550-0376. Text a photo any time and we’ll get back to you when the office opens.
Hours & location
Office hours
Weekdays,nine to five.
Call during the week, or text a photo of the roof whenever you notice something and we’ll answer when the office opens.
| Monday–Friday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Where we work out of
1306 Washington Pike
Bridgeville, PA 15017
Based on Washington Pike in Bridgeville, working on homes around the Pittsburgh area.
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What’s going on with the roof?
A leak over the kitchen, shingles in the yard after a storm, a roof that’s just old — say it the way you’d say it on the phone.