Roof repair in Willow Street
A real contractor with a real office nearby, rather than a landing page pointed at your postcode.
Willow Street sits just north of us on the Route 272 corridor. It is close enough that we work there regularly and far enough into the Lancaster suburbs that the housing stock is noticeably different from Solanco.
We handle roof repair and replacement, vinyl siding and aluminum gutters for Willow Street homeowners.
Repairs, mostly
Willow Street has a lot of post-war and later-twentieth-century housing, which means a lot of roofs are on their second or third covering. That changes the repair-or-replace question, because what is under the shingles matters as much as the shingles.
Where a roof has been layered over rather than torn off, a repair can be genuinely misleading: the surface gets patched while the decking underneath keeps doing whatever it was already doing. We check the attic side as part of an inspection for exactly this reason.
If you have had a leak that stopped on its own, that is worth a look. Water that found a path once has not forgotten it.
Our office
King Exterior
57 Refton Road, Suite 2B
Willow Street, PA 17584
Mon to Fri 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Sat and Sun closed
After a storm
Straight-line winds through the county in March 2026 took the roof off a farmhouse on South Custer Avenue. Wind damage in a suburban street is usually less dramatic and just as expensive later: lifted tabs, broken seals and moved flashing that all look fine from the ground.
What we do in Willow Street
Roofing
Asphalt shingle roof replacement, installation and repair.
Siding
Vinyl siding replacement and installation.
Gutters
Aluminum gutter replacement, installation, repair and gutter guards.
Storm Damage
Wind and hail damage assessment, with written scope and photo documentation.
Nearby areas we also cover
At the end of every job we walk the work with you and you sign a certificate of completion on site.
Free roof inspection in Willow Street
It costs nothing, it takes about an hour, and you get photographs and a plain explanation of what we found.