GAF Certified roofing, siding, and gutter installation for homeowners in Newtown Borough and Newtown Township — from historic colonials on Court Street to estate homes near Tyler State Park. Free inspections, 24/7 emergency response.
Free inspections, free quotes & written estimates — no obligation.
“From the initial inspection to the final walkthrough — everything was excellent.”— Alexis P.
“Made the process feel simple and well organized.”— Lizbeth A.
“One of the better decisions we’ve made for our home.”— Daniela G.
“The quality of the completed roof exceeded our expectations. 100/100.”— Jennifer A.
Every service we provide in Blue Bell, PA — available to Newtown homeowners. One company, one crew, complete exterior.
GAF architectural & designer shingles. Most popular choice for Newtown homes.
Standing seam steel, aluminum & copper. 40–70 year lifespans.
Natural & synthetic slate. Century-lasting — ideal for Newtown historic & estate homes.
Natural & synthetic cedar shake. A premium choice for Newtown character homes.
Hardie Board & board & batten — the premium siding choice for Bucks County homes.
Seamless aluminum, K-style, half-round & custom copper gutter systems.
We document storm damage and meet with your adjuster throughout Newtown.
Velux skylight installation with roof-integrated flashing systems.
Newtown is one of Bucks County's most historic and desirable communities — and the homes here reflect that. From late 1700s colonials in the Borough to large estate properties in Newtown Township, every roof requires the same attention to detail and quality craftsmanship.
We're GAF Certified, Pennsylvania-licensed, and serve all of Bucks County from our Blue Bell base. Slate, cedar shake, standing seam metal, and premium shingles are all in our wheelhouse — every project backed by a 30-year workmanship warranty.
Aerial documentation of every square foot — no ladders, no guesswork.
Itemized scope of work with material specs and labor — before you commit to anything.
If storm or wind damage is found, we walk you through the claim process at no cost.
Up to $100K • Terms to 20 years • Prequalify in 60 seconds • No fees, no surprises.
Newtown was laid out in the 1680s under William Penn and served as the Bucks County seat from 1726 until 1813, when the courts moved to more central Doylestown. Today “Newtown” means two municipalities: the historic Newtown Borough at the center and the much larger Newtown Township around it.
In the borough, 18th- and 19th-century stone, brick and frame houses line State Street and Court Street. Out in the township, most homes were built from the 1970s on — colonials, estate homes and a large share of townhouses, many in planned communities with their own HOA guidelines.
Newtown Borough has a historic architectural review board (HARB). Exterior changes in the borough’s historic district need a certificate of appropriateness, reviewed against the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards before Borough Council approves it. Roof replacements go before the board regularly — in 2024, for example, it recommended 1-inch standing seams and simple field-bent ridge caps for new metal roofs on gable dormers. Homes in Newtown Township follow the township’s own permit process. We handle either one.
Newtown’s homes are newer than most of the region’s: half of the homes in Newtown Township were built after 1988. A 25- to 30-year shingle roof from those years is due now, so many homeowners here are planning their first full replacement. About 44% of homes are townhouses or twins, where the new roof has to tie into the neighbor’s. In the historic borough the housing is much older: half of its homes were built before 1938.
Newtown’s nearby record includes two tornadoes — in Upper Makefield during the remnants of Hurricane Ida (Sept. 1, 2021) and in Wrightstown on April 1, 2023 — and a 70 mph gust measured just east of Newtown in May 2019. Storm wind damage was reported within 5 miles on 30 days since 2005. Live Newtown forecast, radar & alerts →
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 — Newtown Township; National Weather Service storm reports 2005–2026, within 5 miles of the town center (snowfall: 10 miles).
Shelby Roofing Services is owner-led. Miguel Cespedes built the company on careful inspections, clear communication and a final walkthrough on every job, and our team carries those standards onto every roof. These verified Google reviews are why homeowners keep recommending us to their neighbors.
I was impressed with Miguel’s ability to keep us informed throughout the process and his willingness to address any concerns we had. I would definitely recommend this roofing company to friends and family.
I highly recommend them — they offered and delivered an excellent service while replacing my roof. Professional, clean, and on time.
No obligation. No pressure. Just a thorough inspection, a written estimate, and honest advice — from a GAF Certified contractor who actually shows up.
In addition to Newtown, we serve Yardley, Richboro, Doylestown, Horsham and dozens more. View our full service area →
Also nearby: Levittown
Homeowner guides: Roof Replacement Cost in PA · Cedar Shake vs. Synthetic Shake · EPDM Flat Roofing Guide
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