Nice Shingles Roofing & Exteriors Inc

A customer from Bushkill, PA contacted us to install a new roof and skylight. During the installation process, we discovered extensive damage to the plywood. We were able to replace all of the damaged plywood and fascia boards, and successfully installed the new roof and skylight. The end result looks fantastic.

Should a skylight be replaced when roof is being replaced?

It is generally recommended to replace skylights when replacing a roof. Most reputable roofing contractors recommend it because damage to the skylight, flashing or framing often occurs when the old roofing is removed. Trying to salvage skylights to save a few dollars now may end up costing many more dollars down the road. Additionally, replacing skylights during a roof replacement is more cost-effective in the long run, as it is faster and easier during the re-roofing process, before the roof is shingled. If you choose to keep old skylights and they end up needing replacement a few years down the road, you’ll likely end up paying significantly more.

A customer from Pocono Pines PA, reached out to us to replace his roof before selling his home, after experiencing communication issues with other roofers. We kept him informed throughout the entire process, from the initial estimate to obtaining permits and completing the installation. The customer was very satisfied with our service, and the new homeowners can enjoy a worry-free roof for years to come.

A customer from East Stroudsburg PA, contacted us after a home inspection revealed issues with the roof and siding, despite the roof being only 3 years old and the siding just 1 year old. We repaired buckling in the roof’s plywood and replaced a gutter with a new black seamless one. We also fixed the flashing on the chimney. With these repairs, the customer is now ready to sell the house, and the new owners can rest assured that the roof is in good condition.

This customer opted for a complete home makeover by replacing both the roof and siding for a stunning new look. They chose an Owens Corning roof in the color Driftwood and Quest panel siding in Timberstone. Terracotta vinyl shakes were installed on the gables, and all trim was finished in Classic Cream. The result is a head-turning custom home appearance.

A customer from Lehighton, PA contacted us after discovering leaks in their roof. Upon inspection, we found that the roof was leaking in a long valley and there was also a small leak in the siding. The customer chose to replace the leaking section of the roof with an Atlas Pinnacle Shingle in Weatheredwood. During the repair, we discovered extensive rot in the plywood. We replaced all damaged plywood and installed a new, worry-free roof.