Roofing contractor in Indianapolis, on the south side

The neighborhoods we work in most

Perry Township did not start as one place. It grew around a handful of small communities, and the houses still carry each one's era.

Southport

Southport was platted in 1852 and is still its own excluded city, with a little over 2,100 residents in 2020. Little Buck Creek runs through the north end of it.

Homecroft

Homecroft began in 1923 on 150 acres bought by Frank Gates and his son Oliver. The Homecroft Historic District, listed on the National Register in 1996, is mostly one and one-and-a-half story bungalows, Craftsman, Colonial Revival and Tudor Revival homes with brick or stone veneer. Those roofs are small and steep, with dormers and chimneys, and they reward a careful flashing job more than a fast one.

University Heights

University Heights wraps around the University of Indianapolis, roughly between Hanna, Madison, State and Lawrence avenues. It was named in 1902 and most of its houses were up by the 1960s, in the middle-class styles of the early 1900s through the 1950s.

Glenns Valley and Edgewood

Glenns Valley goes back to Archibald Glenn in the 1820s. Edgewood started out as Stop 7 on the interurban line. Both filled in during the township's big growth years, when its population nearly tripled between 1950 and 1970.

What we do here

• Roof repairChimney flashing, pipe boots, lifted tabs
• Roof replacementTear-off to the deck
• Storm damageHail and wind claims
• Gutters and fasciaRotted fascia replaced and wrapped
• Vinyl sidingRe-sides over new house wrap
• WindowsLike-for-like replacements
• DoorsEntry, patio and storm doors
• Deck replacementTired decks torn out and rebuilt

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