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5.0 from 182 Google reviews
More than half of Brandywine's homes were built in 2011 or later. We look after young roofs the way they should be looked after: tight flashing, sealed boots and real ventilation, so small issues never turn into big repairs.
Golf ball size hail fell in Brandywine in June 2002, and a 2000 tornado dropped trees onto houses here before crossing into Calvert. When storms hit, our 24-hour emergency response covers your roof and documents the damage for your claim.
Nobody on your Brandywine roof is a subcontractor. The One Vision roofer who inspects your home writes your estimate and leads the crew, so the job you signed for is the job you get.
New subdivisions, townhouses and older homes on both sides of the county line, with one crew on every job.
For Brandywine's older homes, and the first newer roofs to reach the end of their life, our roof replacement in Brandywine means a full GAF roof system, fixed decking where it needs it and an itemized price in writing before work begins.
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A water stain on a young ceiling usually traces back to one flaw. Roof repair in Brandywine finds that flashing joint, vent or edge and fixes it for good, and we show you photos of the before and after.
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Brandywine sits among tall woods, and summer storms bring limbs down. In July 2024 the weather service logged several reports of trees and power lines down around Brandywine. Storm damage repair in Brandywine starts with a tarp, day or night, and ends with a roof restored and a claim handled with you.
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Closing on a home off US 301, or checking your roof after hail? A free roof inspection in Brandywine gives you an honest report on shingles, flashing and attic ventilation, with photos to keep.
Request my inspection“One Vision Roofing came highly recommended by both my nephew and my daughter.”
“Tony was great to work with. Explained everything throughout the claims process”
“Thank you Tony and the Vision Roofing crew for the prompt and professional service.”
Southern Maryland homeowners rate One Vision 5.0 across 182 Google reviews.
Brandywine grew up where US 301 and MD 5 split, with Branch Avenue heading toward Washington and Crain Highway running south to Waldorf. Locals know Brandywine Crossing, Gwynn Park High School and the Southern Area Aquatics and Recreation Complex, and MD 381 ties the area to the corner of Charles County.
The town itself is in Prince George’s County, and the 20613 ZIP code reaches over the line into Charles, around Cedarville and Baden. Wherever your Brandywine address falls, we come to you from Mechanicsville with the same crew and the same standard.
Brandywine is one of the youngest communities in Southern Maryland, and almost every home is lived in by its owner.
Asphalt shingles top more than 80 percent of American homes. Three-tab shingles last roughly 20 years and architectural roughly 30, while metal runs 40 to 80. A 2011 roof is in its middle years, when a free inspection catches small problems cheaply. The roughly one in five Brandywine homes built before 1980 are a different story and are likely due now.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates; InterNACHI life expectancy chart; Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association. Figures are for the Brandywine Census area and carry margins of error.
Brandywine proper is in Prince George's County, where the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement handles permits. Addresses on the Charles County side go through Charles County's Department of Planning and Growth Management.
Your property's county, not your mailing address, decides which office and which rules apply. We confirm it before we quote.
Only contractors licensed by the Maryland Home Improvement Commission may do home improvement work. Ours is MHIC #151744.
In a community with an HOA? It may need to approve your shingle color first. We give you everything it asks for.
Share your address, and we will confirm your county and the right permit office.
Roof, flashing and attic checked, with photos of anything we find.
Free, itemized and yours to take your time with.
No subcontractors, and a magnetic sweep for nails when we finish.
Because you get a family-owned, GAF Certified roofer with MHIC license #151744, a 5.0 Google rating over 182 reviews, and the same crew from inspection to cleanup, never a subcontractor.
The town is in Prince George's County, and the 20613 ZIP code crosses into Charles County. We work on both sides of the line.
Newer roofs fail at details like flashing and pipe boots. Catching that early is far cheaper than fixing water damage later.
Yes. Golf ball size hail was reported in Brandywine in June 2002. An inspection shows bruised or cracked shingles you cannot see from the ground.
Call (301) 909-3383, day or night. We cover the roof, photograph the damage and guide you through the insurance claim.
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(301) 909-3383