
Roof replacement, repairs, gutters and siding for Montgomery Township, Skillman and Belle Mead homes. Licensed, insured, 5-yr warranty.
Montgomery Township — Skillman, Belle Mead, Blawenburg, and the neighborhoods along Route 601 and Route 206 — has some of the largest single-family roofs in Somerset County. Big footprints, multiple gables, dormers, and roof-over-garage sections mean more square footage, more valleys, and more places for water to find a way in. It also means a roof replacement here is a bigger job than the number a national lead-gen site quoted you.
DGC Roof works on Montgomery homes across the range: newer custom builds off Cherry Valley and Bedens Brook, 1980s and 1990s colonials, and older properties near the Sourland Ridge where wind exposure is real and shingles get lifted. We're licensed and insured, we give you a written price before we start, and every roof carries a 5-year workmanship warranty.
Large Montgomery roofs need to be measured properly, not eyeballed. We walk the roof, measure every plane, and price the actual job — including the valley metal, the ice-and-water coverage, and the ventilation that most quotes leave out. Full tear-off is standard: we want to see the decking, because on homes near the ridge we frequently find soft plywood under valleys where snow has been sitting. We install architectural shingles as standard, and we also handle standing-seam metal and cedar shake replacement on the homes here that call for it.
On Montgomery's larger, more complex roofs, leaks almost always start at a transition — a valley, a chimney cricket, a dormer cheek, or a wall-to-roof step flashing detail. We find the actual source rather than smearing sealant near the stain on your ceiling. We also do wind damage repair after storms come across the open farmland on the western side of town, which is where we see the most lifted and creased shingles.
A big roof sheds a lot of water, and 5-inch gutters are often not enough for it. On Montgomery homes we frequently recommend 6-inch seamless aluminum with oversized downspouts, especially on long roof runs and above entryways. We form the gutters on site so there are no seams to fail. Repairs we handle: refitting sagging runs, correcting pitch, replacing rotted fascia behind the gutter, and rerouting downspouts away from foundations and walkways.
Montgomery homes tend to use mixed exteriors — vinyl or fiber cement with stone or stucco accents — and replacement work has to match the existing architecture, not fight it. We replace siding in vinyl, insulated vinyl, and fiber cement, along with trim, soffit, fascia, and wrap. Where an elevation has been damaged by moisture behind the siding, we open it up, repair the sheathing, and re-wrap properly before the new material goes on.
We serve all of Montgomery Township including Skillman, Belle Mead, Blawenburg, Harlingen, Rocky Hill, the Cherry Valley area, and the Route 206 and Route 601 corridors. We also work in neighboring Princeton, Hillsborough, Branchburg, and Franklin Township.
Yes. Plenty of homes in Skillman and Blawenburg have cedar or metal. We'll give you honest options — including converting to architectural shingle if you'd rather not keep paying for cedar maintenance.
A DGC Roof specialist will contact you within 2 hours. No obligation, no pressure.