McManus Roofing LLC is a full-service roofing contractor working throughout Mount Laurel, NJ. We handle complete roof replacement, shingle and flashing repairs, leak tracing, gutter work and storm damage on homes from the Ramblewood and Holiday Village neighborhoods to the newer developments off Fellowship Road and Route 73. Every job starts with an on-site inspection and a written quote before any work begins.
Roof replacement in Mount Laurel. A large share of the township's housing stock went up between the late 1960s and the 1980s, which puts many roofs at or past the end of a second shingle life. When a roof reaches that point we tear off down to the deck rather than layering over it, replace any rotted sheathing we find, run ice-and-water shield at the eaves and valleys, and size ridge and soffit ventilation to the actual attic volume. Architectural asphalt shingles are the common choice here; we also install standing-seam metal and flat membrane on low-slope additions and garages.
Roof repair and leaks. Most Mount Laurel leak calls trace back to one of three things: failed step flashing where a roof meets a chimney or sidewall, cracked pipe boots that have dried out after fifteen or twenty summers, or nail pops and lifted tabs along wind-exposed slopes. We find the actual entry point instead of patching the stain, because water often travels several feet along a rafter before it shows on a ceiling.
Storm damage and emergency response. Burlington County takes the edge of most nor'easters and summer thunderstorm lines that track up from the southwest. When wind lifts shingles or a limb comes through the deck, we tarp and stabilize first so the interior stops taking water, then schedule the permanent repair and document the damage for your insurance claim. Phones are answered Monday to Friday 8am to 10pm and weekends 8am to 8pm.
Around Mount Laurel
We regularly work near:
- 📍Laurel Acres Park
- 📍Fellowship Road
- 📍Route 73
- 📍Route 38
- 📍Mount Laurel Library
- 📍Ramblewood
- 📍Rancocas Creek
Roofing Contractor in Mount Laurel — Local Notes
- •Mount Laurel sits in Burlington County, a straight run up Route 73 from our Waterford Works shop, so we cover the township on the same schedule as our home base.
- •Lots backing onto the Rancocas Creek floodplain hold cold air and drain slowly, which feeds ice dams along eaves in a hard freeze. We run extra ice-and-water shield on the lower courses there.
- •Many two-story colonials off Route 38 have steep pitches that shed snow well but need staged staging and roof jacks, which we factor into the quote rather than adding later.
- •Tight driveways in the townhouse and condo developments near the Mount Laurel Library limit dumpster placement, so we stage materials on tarps and work in smaller loads.
- •Homes under mature oak cover around Laurel Acres Park collect debris in valleys and gutters, a common cause of slow leaks that only show up during long, steady rain.