Dave Kearns on a South Jersey roof job beside the work truck

South Jersey Roofing • Based Near Medford

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Leaks, aging shingles, storm wear, and full roof replacements handled by an owner-operated crew. Dave Kearns still walks most estimates himself, checks the problem first, and gives you the next step in plain English.

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Send the roof issue, your town, and photos if you have them.

NJ HIC Reg. #13VH-DEMO-0000 • Owens Corning Preferred Contractor • Founded 2013

One Quick Step

You don't need a diagnosis to reach out — just what you're seeing.

A leak stain, a missing shingle, or a roof you know is getting old is enough to start. The right next step comes back from there — repair, inspection, or a replacement estimate.

Get a straight read on your roof.

Tell us what you're seeing. We'll follow up with the right next step: repair, inspection, or replacement estimate.

Dave Kearns on a job walk at the roof edge

The Owner

Dave checks the roof before he talks about replacing it.

A roof estimate should start with the actual roof: where the water is getting in, how the shingles are holding up, what the flashing looks like, and whether the issue is isolated or spreading. That is how Kearns Roofing Co. works.

"I'd rather earn the next call than force the biggest job today. If a repair buys you time safely, I'll tell you. If the roof is past that point, I'll show you why."

Dave Kearns, Founder

Installer background. Owner-led estimates. South Jersey roofs since 2013.

What We Handle

Start with the roof problem you have.

Most calls fall into one of four buckets: a leak that needs to stop, a roof getting near the end, storm damage that needs documentation, or a flat roof over a small building.

Water is getting in, but the whole roof may still have life left.

Pipe boots, flashing, missing shingles, nail pops, valley leaks, chimney leaks, and small storm damage can often be handled as repairs. The first job is finding the failure point.

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The roof has repeated issues, age, or widespread wear.

Curling shingles, granule loss, soft decking, multiple leaks, failing flashing, and repeated patch jobs can point toward replacement. The estimate should explain why.

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Wind or heavy weather left visible damage, leaks, or loose shingles.

Kearns documents what is actually on the roof: lifted shingles, missing tabs, exposed fasteners, flashing damage, and leak points. Calm process, clear photos.

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The roof protects a business, tenant space, church, office, or small building.

Low-slope roofs need a different eye: seams, drains, scuppers, coatings, TPO, EPDM, flashing, and downtime planning.

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After You Reach Out

A roof call should move quickly and stay clear.

Start With an Estimate

Send the issue

Tell us the town, the roof problem, and whether you have photos. A leak stain, missing shingle, or roof age is enough to start.

We look at the failure point

Dave or a senior crew lead checks the roof surface, flashing, vents, valleys, pipe boots, and the areas where water usually gets in.

You get the recommendation

Repair, replacement, maintenance, or documentation. You get the reason, the range, and what could change once work starts.

The work gets handled cleanly

The crew protects the property, completes the roof work, cleans the job site, and walks the finished work with you.

Our Region

Built for South Jersey Roofs

Roofs around here deal with tree cover, heavy rain, summer heat, wind, and older flashing details that wear down over time. Kearns Roofing Co. works on the homes people actually live in: ranches, colonials, split-levels, townhomes, and smaller commercial buildings across South Jersey.

Serving homeowners and property owners across:

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Recent Work

The right answer changes from roof to roof.

Some roofs need a full tear-off. Some need one failed detail fixed before the next rain. These examples show the kind of decisions Kearns Roofing Co. is built around.

Before

After

Repair · Near Medford

Pipe boot leak on an older cape near Medford

Situation: The homeowner had water showing up after heavy rain and expected the roof might be done.
What we found: The shingles had age on them, but the active leak traced back to a failed pipe boot and surrounding seal failure.
Recommendation: Replace the pipe boot, repair the surrounding shingles, and keep an eye on the roof age without forcing a tear-off that day.
Work completed: Pipe boot replacement, shingle repair, water-entry check.

Before

After

Full replacement · Burlington County

Architectural shingle replacement in Burlington County

Situation: The roof had repeated leak repairs in separate areas and visible wear across multiple roof planes.
What we found: Granule loss, curling shingles, failing flashing details, and wear that had moved beyond one isolated spot.
Recommendation: Full replacement with architectural shingles, new flashing details, and ventilation review.
Work completed: Tear-off, decking check, underlayment, shingles, flashing, ventilation review, cleanup.

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After

Low-slope repair · Small business

Low-slope repair over an occupied office

Situation: A small business had a recurring leak over finished space and needed the work handled without disrupting the day.
What we found: Open seams and worn flashing around a low-slope roof detail.
Recommendation: Targeted repair and maintenance plan before larger system work.
Work completed: Seam repair, flashing detail, water test, photo documentation.

See More Work

Show us what the roof is doing.

A leak stain, missing shingles, lifted tabs, granules in the gutter, a soft spot, or a roof that is simply getting old — send what you know. Kearns Roofing Co. will help you figure out whether the next step is a repair, replacement estimate, or closer inspection.

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Common roof problems we get sent

Leak after rain Missing shingles Older roof Storm damage Flat roof leak Gutter or edge issue

Common Questions

The things people ask before they reach out.

Start with whether the problem is isolated. A failed pipe boot, flashing issue, or small patch of missing shingles can often be repaired. Widespread shingle wear, repeated leaks, soft decking, and multiple failing areas usually point toward replacement.

Need the roof checked?

Send the issue, your town, and photos if you have them. We'll help you choose the next step.

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