New Jersey building owners need a commercial roofing contractor who shows up when the roof is already leaking, not six weeks later. We have been roofing since 2008 and carry New Jersey contractor registration NJ-13VH12052900, working on retail centers, medical offices, warehouses, and light industrial buildings from Hunterdon and Mercer counties down through Burlington, Camden, and the shore.
Nearly all of it is flat and low slope: TPO, EPDM, PVC, and modified bitumen that ponds after a nor’easter, splits at the seams over a freeze thaw winter, or lifts at the parapet. We repair, recover, or replace, and we tell you which one your roof actually needs.
Posted on Google G AldridgeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Amazing beyond our expectations. Project Specialist, Kim was very professional, great follow through and knowledgeable. He took his time to thoroughly explain the new roof installation process and proposal. The on-site project manager, Will kept us updated throughout the project and his crew were punctual and finished on time. Great clean up after job completion. Also, the office manager, Ashley was responsive and very accommodating. Highly recommend.Posted on Google Megan LynchTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Dave with WPR replaced the roof on our sunroom as well as siding and trim on the front of our house. His crew arrived on time, were professional & cleaned up after they finished. My husband & I are extremely happy with the finished product. We would recommend WPR to anyone needing roofing, trim, siding or gutters. You can trust this company.Posted on Google Ian SmithTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had the pleasure of working with the owner David of William Penn Roofing. He was very helpful with making all of the tough choices with having so many options. The work was completed on time, even in the bad weather. They were very thorough in their cleanup as well. I would highly recommend them for any of your roofing or siding needs! Even there show van as all of the options inside so you can see them in person.Posted on Google MikeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had roof damage from high winds and reached out for help. Dave responded quickly, arrived promptly, and thoroughly inspected the roof. He identified that the damage was isolated to one area and was able to repair it on the spot. His professionalism, efficiency, and attention to detail were outstanding. I truly appreciated his quick response and quality workmanship. Highly recommend his services to anyone in need of a reliable and skilled roofer!Posted on Google Rich GleesonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Did my roof and banged it out in a single day. Super professional and great communication on the process and timing. Would recommend and use again.Posted on Google Jethro PepeTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We recently had William Penn Roofing replace our roof and they did an incredible job from top to bottom. The representative, Kim, did a great job of getting our quote and presenting options to us. The roofing team did a superb 1-day job and cleaned up our yard well. The project manager on the job was there the whole time to answer our questions also! I highly recommend.Posted on Google Sven HedbergTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Our roof replacement on 274 East Court Street, Doylestown, was expertly done by William Penn Roofing with a minimum of disturbance to neighbors and traffic. David La Salle’s initial inspection of the failing roof was thorough and quickly followed by a quote. Scheduling and execution were efficient and communication between crew, tenants, neighbors and owners courteous and effective, avoiding all misunderstandings. Supervisors and crew were very professional and friendly and they thoroughly cleaned the job site, side walk and street after completing the job. It is a pleasure to recommend William Penn Roofing, based on quality of work, cost and work crew performance.Posted on Google Joe ETrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. William Penn Roofing did great work on our new roof. Thorough and accurate estimate and scheduled quickly. Roof looks great and they were in and out (and cleaned up) in a day. Whole team was a pleasure to work with. Highly recommend.Posted on Google Elyse GerwickTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Really great experience the whole way through with this company. They are excellent with communication, returning calls/emails. Ashley got everything all setup. On the first visit, Kim was very thorough, explaining the whole process, and he had everything with him to be able to show us what we'd be buying (gutter size options, roof colors, and the vents). There was even a folder he left with me with literature and samples I could share with my husband. When the roofers came out they were polite, tidyand did an excellent job with cleanup. It's been 10 days and we have not found a single piece of roofing remnants. The gutters were installed the following day, we opted for 6 inch gutters and downspouts with the gutter guards and couldn't be happier. Again, very professional team and impeccable cleanup. I'd absolutely recommend going with this company for your project and hope to work with them again when we need future work on the house.Posted on Google Patricia KohlheppTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. William Penn Roofing came to give me a complete inspection of my roof. He explained in detail everything about the roofing from the attic area to the outside. Extremely helpful!

When a membrane is past saving, we strip it to the deck, replace wet insulation, and install a system sized to the building and its drainage. New construction and building additions run the same way, working from the deck up alongside your general contractor.

The stain on the ceiling tile is almost never under the actual breach. We trace water back to the entry point instead of patching what is visible, including storm damage repair after the nor'easters and summer systems that push through the state.

Ice damming and repeated freeze thaw cycling are what open seams and lift flashing on low slope roofs here. We repair ponding, seam separation, failed curb and parapet detail, brittle membrane, and the drainage that ice pulls apart on the way down.

A maintenance agreement means two documented visits a year, drains and seams cleared before winter, and small failures caught while they are still small. Standalone inspections give you a photo documented condition report for capital planning, lender requests, or pre purchase due diligence.

Distribution buildings and manufacturing plants carry heavy rooftop equipment and long uninterrupted membrane runs that fail differently than a small commercial roof. We work that building type across the state, including the older industrial and distribution stock around Hamilton Township and the Raritan Valley.

If the membrane is intact and the insulation below is dry, a silicone or acrylic coating buys years for a fraction of a tear off. We core test first, because coating a wet roof only hides what is happening underneath.

Black rubber membrane in 45 or 60 mil. It absorbs New Jersey’s temperature swings well and stays straightforward to repair a decade after installation.

Reflective white membranes that cut cooling load on wide, sun exposed roofs. PVC also holds up to grease and salt air, which is why it comes up on restaurant buildings and on shore properties around Avalon and Cape May County.

A multi ply asphalt system with a tough granular surface. A good fit for roofs that take regular foot traffic from HVAC and equipment service crews.

Heat welded seams that create a fully sealed, redundant layer on low slope surfaces. We specify it where the roof shape is irregular or a single ply membrane would leave too many terminations.

Standing seam for sloped commercial structures, rated to 140 mph winds with a service life measured in decades. It sheds snow load rather than holding it, which matters on any building with a long span.
Run projected pricing through our roof cost calculator before you schedule an inspection.
If a full replacement is the right call, flexible payment plans let you move on the roof's timeline instead of waiting on the next budget year.
We have been roofing commercial buildings since 2008 out of Bucks County, and New Jersey has been part of that footprint for most of it. Commercial work is a different job than residential: the building is occupied, the tenants have hours, and a low slope roof can fail quietly for months before anything shows up inside.

Registered to work in New Jersey. NJ-13VH12052900 alongside our PA registration PA064886. Plenty of out of state contractors bidding your building do not carry one.

Certified and insured. GAF Authorized, Owens Corning Preferred, BBB accredited, and Google Guaranteed. Insurance certificates go out before the crew does.

Flat and low slope is our core work. TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and torch down, so we know how these systems fail in this climate.

A short run into most of the state. Hunterdon, Mercer, and Somerset counties are a river crossing away, and we run regularly into Moorestown, Camden County, and down to the shore.

Written warranties. Manufacturer product warranty plus our own workmanship warranty, registered at closeout.

Straight answers on repair versus replace. If a targeted repair buys you another five years, we say so rather than quoting a tear off.

Winter response that actually arrives. Ice dams and snow load are the emergencies here, and we have cleared them within hours of the call.
We walk the roof and check seams, flashings, curbs, drains, and penetrations, using drone imagery where access is limited. Everything is photographed so you see exactly what we saw.
You receive an estimate by email, broken out by system and square footage. Repair, recover, and full tear off are priced separately whenever more than one is genuinely viable.
Commercial roof work falls under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code, and every municipality runs its own construction office on its own timeline. We pull the permits and coordinate the inspections, whether the building sits in Somerville or a Hunterdon County township.
Material delivery, dumpster placement, and staging get set around your tenants and your business hours. Phased sections and off hours work are both available for occupied retail and medical buildings.
We walk the finished roof with you before the final invoice goes out. Then we register the product warranty and the workmanship warranty and send you the documentation.
Fifteen to twenty five years depending on the system, though our freeze thaw winters push that toward the lower end when a roof goes unmaintained. Drains and seams checked twice a year are what close the gap.
Yes. We phase the work in sections and schedule around tenant hours so the building keeps operating and the parking stays usable.
We pull the permits and coordinate inspections. Requirements and timelines differ from one municipality to the next, and tracking that is our job rather than your project manager’s.
Usually yes. Salt air and higher wind exposure in Cape May County push us toward PVC membrane, upgraded fastening, and heavier edge metal than we would specify for a comparable building in Bridgewater.
Only if the membrane is intact and the insulation underneath is dry. Once water is in the insulation, a coating traps it and shortens the roof further.
Water does not wait for the budget cycle. A seam that opens in February becomes saturated insulation by April and a full tear off by fall, and the tenant downtime usually costs more than the original repair would have.
Call (215) 977-7663 for a commercial roof evaluation. We will tell you whether you are looking at a repair or a replacement before you plan around either.
Answer a few quick questions and we'll email your estimate.