

New GardenTownship lies in the far south of Chester County, in the mushroom countryaround Kennett Square, taking in the villages of Toughkenamon and Landenbergalong Route 41. The housing mixes old stone farmhouses and farm buildings withnewer homes on larger rural lots, and the roofs run just as wide. Since 1970Volpe has put its name on roofs across the area, and a New Garden Township roofgets that same attention.



Picking ashingle is easier when you can see the blend at scale rather than guess from asmall square.
The Malvernshowroom lets you set boards side by side, judge a color in real daylight, andpick one that suits your roofline.
The Malvernshowroom at 52 Lancaster Ave is the closest Volpe location to New GardenTownship, so phone (484) 798-2655 ahead and we will have the boards you want tosee set out.
Homeowners herereach out when they are tired of guesswork and want an honest look at the roof.Our team and trusted trade partners handle every stage, and we walk thefinished job with you before we call it done.
Volpeholds an A+ Better Business Bureau rating and EPA Lead-Safe certification. Thecompany has been family owned since 1970, is fully insured, and is licensed inPennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.

Whether it is apatched leak or a whole new roof, we handle it, and CertainTeed or GAFarchitectural shingles fit most homes here, with standing-seam metal reservedfor a porch or low-slope run.
Our CertainTeedSelect ShingleMaster and GAF Master Elite status lets us file enhancedmanufacturer warranties beyond a standard install, coverage that is oftentransferable to the next owner.
An oldfarmhouse has usually gained additions over its life, so its rooflines rarelymeet cleanly. We take the time to tie the sections together and flash eachvalley and sidewall properly, because those joints are where a country rooflets water in first.
A roof needs tobreathe or the shingles cook from below, which is why we match attic intake andexhaust whenever we install a new one.
We handle roofing across New Garden Townshiptogether with Toughkenamon, Landenberg, Kennett Square, and Avondale and thesurrounding Chester County region, handled from the Malvern showroom.
Yes. Working directly with insurance companies,we assess the roof after a storm and record any storm-related damage in aformat that may be helpful for an insurance claim.
A properly vented new roof lets the atticbreathe, which eases summer heat buildup and helps the shingles last, and webalance the intake and exhaust when we rebuild.
Yes. Alongside the manufacturer coverage ourcertifications allow, we stand behind our own installation, and we spell outboth in writing before the job starts.
Plan on anywhere from acouple of days to about a week, with size, pitch, and access setting the pace.You get the schedule before we begin, and we update it if weather intervenes.