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Lexington Park grew almost overnight around the naval air station. The original housing, duplexes known as the flattops, went up between 1942 and 1944, which is why the county's plan calls it the Instant City.
Housing here spans eight decades. About a quarter of homes date from before 1980, and another quarter from the 2000s, so two houses on neighboring streets can need completely different roof work.
The air station sits at the mouth of the Patuxent River on the Chesapeake Bay. Wind and moisture off that open water are part of daily life for roofs in the neighborhoods nearby.
Homes, rentals and military family houses, all handled by one crew that answers to us.
With about half of the homes here built before 2000, roof replacement in Lexington Park is a common and worthwhile project. We tear off to the decking, install a full GAF system and schedule around your move dates when a PCS is coming.
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Clogged gutters, backed-up downspouts and worn roof edges push water where it does not belong. Roof repair in Lexington Park covers those details along with shingles, pipe boots and flashing.
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Tropical Storm Isaias produced an EF-1 tornado on a 5.3-mile path from Piney Point to Callaway in 2020, not far from town. Storm damage repair in Lexington Park starts with our 24-hour emergency response, a tarp and full photo documentation.
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Getting ready to buy, sell or rent out a house before orders arrive? A free roof inspection in Lexington Park gives you a clear report with photos, useful whether you are in town for three years or thirty.
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Downtown Lexington Park grew up where Three Notch Road (MD 235) meets Great Mills Road (MD 246), just outside the original main gate of NAS Patuxent River. The air station, commissioned in 1943, is still the largest employer in St. Mary’s County, and the community around it is the county’s principal growth area.
Fewer than half of the homes here are owner-occupied, so the person deciding on a roof is often a landlord or property manager. We keep the paperwork clear for both: an itemized estimate, photos of the problem, and a crew that works for us.
Lexington Park's housing is more mixed than anywhere else in the county, in age and in who lives there.
Asphalt shingles are the roof on more than 80 percent of American homes, and they wear out on a schedule: roughly 20 years for three-tab and 30 for architectural, against 40 to 80 for metal. In a place with homes from 1944 and from last year, the only reliable way to know where a particular roof stands is to get up on it.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates; InterNACHI life expectancy chart; Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association. 2016 Lexington Park Development District Master Plan.
Lexington Park is not incorporated, so building permits come from the St. Mary's County Department of Land Use and Growth Management.
The county adopted the 2021 International Residential Code with a wind design speed of 115 and a required ice barrier underlayment.
Home improvement contracts in Maryland require an MHIC license. Ours is MHIC #151744.
Renters: roof work is your landlord's call, and the landlord or LUGM can confirm permit needs. Owners can ask us at the inspection.
Call or use the form, and mention any move dates so we can plan around them.
We go up on the roof and into the attic and photograph everything.
Written, free and clear enough to forward to a spouse, landlord or buyer.
Our own crew does the job, cleans up and sweeps for nails.
A lot of them. We are Military Trusted and serve families around Pax River who need the work done right and on schedule, including around PCS moves.
Yes. The inspection photos and itemized estimate make it easy to decide from wherever you are.
It varies more than anywhere in the county. The median home was built in 1997, but about a quarter of homes are older than 1980.
St. Mary's County's Department of Land Use and Growth Management, because Lexington Park is unincorporated.
Call (301) 909-3383. We run 24-hour emergency storm response and tarp first.
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