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Roofing Contractor in Ellicott City, MD
From 1772 Old Town stone houses to Turf Valley estates — Ellicott City has Maryland's widest range of roof types in one ZIP. Slate, standing-seam metal, architectural asphalt, and historic-district compliance. Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and doors — installed by our local Maryland crew. Never subcontracted.
Serving 21042 · 21043
Historic district approval handled · slate & metal options available
From 1772 Old Town stone houses to Turf Valley estates — Ellicott City has Maryland's widest range of roof types in one ZIP. Slate, standing-seam metal, architectural asphalt, and historic-district compliance. Roofing, siding, windows, gutters, and doors — installed by our local Maryland crew. Never subcontracted.
Serving 21042 · 21043
Historic district approval handled · slate & metal options available
Licensed in Maryland
MHIC #05-146983
Free estimates
Written, line-itemed
4.9 Google rating
287 reviews
Local team
No subcontractors
Serving Old Ellicott City Historic District, Turf Valley, Patapsco Hills, Font Hill, Centennial Lane, Allview Estates, Worthington, and Main Street and every Ellicott City neighborhood.
WHAT WE DO
Architectural asphalt for newer Turf Valley and Patapsco Hills. Standing-seam metal for premium upgrades. Slate restoration for Old Town historic district. 25-year workmanship warranty.
Get a roofing estimate →Leak diagnosis, flashing, and slate-tile replacement on historic homes. Same-week service most of the year.
Schedule a repair →James Hardie fiber-cement for newer homes; period-appropriate clapboard restoration available for Historic District properties.
See siding options →ENERGY STAR–rated replacements for modern homes. Historic-district-approved sash and grille patterns available.
Quote windows →Standard seamless aluminum for newer homes. Copper half-round gutters available for historic-district restoration.
Quote gutters →Entry, storm, and historic-replica door options. All pre-hung and properly flashed.
Quote doors →WHY APPER
Old Ellicott City was founded in 1772. Some of those stone Federal and Victorian homes still have original slate or copper roofing. They sit a few miles from Turf Valley's 2000s estates with architectural asphalt and standing-seam metal options. We handle all of it — and we work through the Howard County Historic District Commission for Main Street and Old Town projects where historically-appropriate materials are required by code. Architectural shingles, standing-seam metal, slate restoration, and the documentation HDC requires.
250
years of Ellicott City roof types we handle
50
year typical slate / standing-seam metal lifespan
14
days typical HDC approval window
Maryland licensed & insured
MHIC #05-146983. Fully bonded, $2M general liability.
Local crews, never subbed out
Our W-2 employees install every roof. No middlemen.
Free estimates, in writing
Detailed line-item pricing — no high-pressure sales.
Manufacturer-certified
GAF Master Elite® and CertainTeed SELECT ShingleMaster™.
FAQ
Yes. Old Ellicott City and Main Street properties fall under Howard County's Historic District Commission — HDC rules require historically-appropriate materials and submittal approval. We submit the HDC package as part of the quote. Typical HDC turnaround is 14 days.
Yes — both. Standing-seam metal in 24-gauge steel or aluminum: $28K–$38K typical. Slate restoration (replacing damaged tiles, copper flashing, repointing): scoped by project, $4K–$15K typical. We carry samples in the truck for both.
Standard architectural asphalt on Turf Valley, Patapsco Hills, Centennial Lane colonials (2,500–4,500 sq ft): $14,000–$22,000. Standing-seam metal: $28,000–$38,000. Slate restoration (historic district): scoped by project, often $35,000–$45,000 for a full Victorian roof.
Yes. For premium projects ($25K+ metal or slate), most homeowners qualify for promotional 0% APR for 12–24 months. We'll explain options at the estimate.
Standard asphalt: 1–3 days install once permitted. Standing-seam metal: 5–10 days. Slate restoration: 5–14 days depending on scope. HDC approval adds 14 days to the front of historic-district projects.
Yes — MHIC license #05-146983, fully bonded, $2M general liability. Verify at mhic.maryland.gov before signing.
Whether you're in an 1850s Main Street row house or a 2010s Turf Valley estate, your roof has different needs than your neighbor's. Let us look — free estimate, era-appropriate quote, HDC handled.
Most Ellicott City roof replacements: $14K–$45K. Standard architectural asphalt $14K–$22K. Standing-seam metal or slate restoration (historic district) $28K–$45K.
Service Area
How it works
Step 01
If your home is in the Historic District, we pull HDC rules first. For Turf Valley and newer neighborhoods, standard inspection. Written estimate within 24 hours.
Step 02
Standing-seam metal, slate restoration, or architectural asphalt — we match the spec to the home's era and any historic-district requirements.
Step 03
We pull Howard County permits and HDC approval where required. Install: 1–3 days for asphalt, 5–10 days for metal or slate restoration.
