Roofing Contractor in Gettysburg, PA

Roof repair and replacement for Gettysburg homes, from the historic square to the newer neighborhoods off Route 15.

Serving Adams County. Nearest office: TEO Roofing Frederick, 5229 New Design Road, Frederick, MD 21703 (about 40 minutes from our Frederick office). Phone (301) 466-3630.

Gettysburg is one of the most recognizable small towns in the country, built around Lincoln Square and the battlefield that draws millions of visitors a year. That history shapes the roofing work here. Homes near the square and along the Steinwehr Avenue corridor sit inside the borough's Historic Overlay District, where any visible exterior change, including a roof, needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before work starts.

TEO Roofing works with homeowners throughout Gettysburg, from the stone and brick homes near Seminary Ridge to the newer subdivisions off Table Rock Road and toward the Gettysburg College area. We handle both the paperwork side of historic district projects and straightforward replacements on standard asphalt shingle roofs in the borough's outer neighborhoods.

Our nearest office is in Frederick, about 40 minutes south down Route 15, so we're on site quickly for inspections, storm damage assessments, and scheduled installations. Every visit starts with a free inspection, whether the roof is 200 years old or 20.

Our Services in Gettysburg

  • Roofing: Asphalt shingle, standing-seam metal, and slate-compatible repair and replacement for homes in and around the historic district.
  • Siding: Siding replacement that respects the look of Gettysburg's historic streetscapes and blends with newer construction on the borough's edges.
  • Gutters: Seamless gutters and gutter guards sized for the runoff from Adams County's summer downpours.
  • Window Replacement: Energy-efficient window replacement, including options suited to historic district approval requirements.
  • Commercial Roofing: TPO, coatings, and metal roofing for Gettysburg's downtown businesses, inns, and properties near the battlefield.

What Makes Roofing in Gettysburg Different

Gettysburg's housing stock splits sharply by location. Around Lincoln Square and the historic core, homes are 18th and 19th century brick and stone structures, many with slate or standing-seam metal roofs that require careful, in-kind repair. Outside the historic district, toward Route 15 and Table Rock Road, you'll find mid-century and newer construction with standard asphalt shingle roofs that replace on a more typical schedule.

  • Historic district review: Properties in the Historic Overlay District need a Certificate of Appropriateness before any visible roof, siding, or window work, on top of the standard building permit.
  • Freeze-thaw winters: South-central Pennsylvania sees repeated freezing and thawing each winter, which works water into cracked flashing and aging shingles and can cause ice dams on lower-pitch sections.
  • Summer storms: Fast-moving summer thunderstorms bring heavy rain and occasional hail to Adams County, which is the most common cause of the storm-damage calls we get here.
  • Older slate and metal roofing: Many downtown homes still carry original slate or standing-seam metal roofs that need specialized repair rather than a standard shingle tear-off.

Neighborhoods We Serve

ZIP codes: 17325.

  • Lincoln Square
  • Steinwehr Avenue corridor
  • Seminary Ridge
  • High Street
  • Race Horse Alley
  • Colt Park
  • Gettysburg College area
  • Table Rock Road corridor

Permits in Gettysburg

The Borough of Gettysburg administers the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code with support from the Pennsylvania Municipal Code Alliance, which issues building permits and performs inspections. Properties inside the Historic Overlay District also need a Certificate of Appropriateness from the borough before exterior work begins.

TEO Roofing is licensed in Pennsylvania: #140595.

Gettysburg Roofing Questions, Answered

Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Gettysburg, PA?

Yes. The Borough of Gettysburg enforces the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code through the Pennsylvania Municipal Code Alliance, and most reroofing projects need a building permit. If your home is inside the Historic Overlay District, you'll also need a Certificate of Appropriateness before work starts.

Can I replace my roof if my house is in the Gettysburg Historic District?

Yes, but the borough's Historic Architectural Review process applies. Visible exterior changes, including roofing material and color, generally need a Certificate of Appropriateness. We can talk through material options during your free inspection so the project fits both the district's guidelines and your budget.

How much does a roof replacement cost in Gettysburg?

It depends on the roof's size, pitch, current material, and whether historic district requirements apply. A free inspection gives you an exact, written quote rather than a rough estimate, since slate or metal repairs cost differently than a standard shingle tear-off.

Who is the best roofer near me in Gettysburg?

Look for a licensed, insured contractor with local experience and manufacturer certifications. TEO Roofing holds Pennsylvania HIC Reg. #140595, GAF Master Elite certification, and a 4.9-star average from 300+ Google reviews, and we offer free inspections for Gettysburg homeowners.

Does homeowners insurance cover storm damage to my roof in Gettysburg?

Most policies cover sudden storm or hail damage, though coverage details vary by insurer. We inspect the roof, document what we find with photos, and can work directly with your insurance adjuster to support your claim.

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TEO Roofing Offices

Hours: Monday-Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM.

Licenses: MHIC #133702, MHIC #168298, MHIC #170014, PA Reg. #140595, VA #2705185249, DC #42032200006, WV #063383.