Serving Mifflinburg, PA

Mifflinburg's older blocks went up when the town was building buggies, and a good deal of that housing is still standing and still worth doing properly. Steep pitches, deep eaves, and porch roofs that tie into the main roof are all common here, and all three are places where a shortcut shows up about five years later.

Past town the valley opens into farm ground, where wind crosses open fields and finds any loose edge. We fasten siding and shingle edges for that kind of exposure.

This is six miles west of Lewisburg on 45, a comfortable run from the shop. A repair call here does not sit in a queue for a month.