Which Springfield Township is this?
Springfield Township in Delaware County, ZIP 19064. Montgomery and Bucks counties each have their own Springfield Township with different permit offices, so we file with the right one for your address.
How often does hail hit Springfield?
Hail was reported within 5 miles of Springfield on 34 days between 2005 and 2026, with stones up to 1.75 inches in nearby Media in 2009 (National Weather Service storm reports). A drone inspection after a hail storm shows damage you can’t see from the yard.
Does Shelby Roofing Services work in Springfield, PA?
Yes. We serve Springfield and the surrounding Delaware County area from our base in Blue Bell, PA. We are GAF Certified, licensed and insured, and offer free drone roof inspections. Call (215) 847-3522.
How much does a new roof cost in Springfield?
Every roof in Springfield is different, and the most accurate way to know the cost is a free inspection. Price depends on the roof’s size, pitch and complexity, the material you choose, and the condition of the decking underneath. We provide a free inspection and a personalized, itemized written estimate for your property — no pressure and no obligation. Call (215) 847-3522.
Do you serve all of Springfield Township?
Yes — all of Springfield Township in Delaware County, plus nearby Swarthmore, Media, Broomall, and Upper Darby.
Can you install gutter guards in Springfield?
Yes. With so many mature trees, gutter guards are a popular upgrade. We match the guard type to your trees, roof pitch, and gutter condition.
How long will a new roof last in Springfield?
25–30+ years for architectural shingles, 30–50+ years for premium designer shingles, and far longer for slate and standing seam metal. Proper installation and attic ventilation are the two biggest factors.
What is the difference between ACV and RCV insurance coverage for my roof?
ACV (Actual Cash Value) pays the depreciated value of your roof — a 15-year-old roof gets a fraction of replacement cost. RCV (Replacement Cost Value) pays full replacement cost minus your deductible. Most homeowners in Montgomery County have RCV policies but may not realize it. We review your policy details during the inspection and explain exactly what you are entitled to before any claim is filed.
Can I get a supplement if my insurance payout does not cover the full scope?
Yes — and this is common. Initial scopes of loss often miss code-required items like ice and water shield, ventilation upgrades, and drip edge. We prepare Xactimate-compatible supplement documentation and submit it directly to your carrier. Delaware County sees nor’easters and severe summer storms that make supplements a common part of roof claims.
What if my insurance claim was denied?
A denial is not final. We can conduct a second inspection with detailed photo documentation, help you request a re-inspection, or provide a written contractor assessment supporting your appeal. We will tell you honestly which path is most likely to succeed for your specific situation in Springfield.
