Ellwood Road, New Castle, PA

Priddy Roofing and Exteriors recently completed a comprehensive wind and hail restoration project on Ellwood Road in New Castle, PA, after a significant storm event caused extensive damage to multiple structures on the property. Insurance Restoration Consultants conducted detailed assessments to confirm hail-related impacts, supporting a full restoration plan focused on structural integrity, durability, and long-term protection.

The project included professional gutter replacement, roof repairs, and exterior remodeling. Crews performed a complete tear-off of the damaged gutter system and installed new 5″ white gutters and downspouts. All materials were carefully sourced and installed to meet modern standards, with quality craftsmanship and efficient project management led by the Priddy Roofing team.

In addition to exterior drainage improvements, the property received a full roofing system upgrade. High-performance shingles, synthetic underlayment, ridge ventilation, drip edges, and weatherproofing elements were installed to strengthen the roof against future severe weather. Flashings and protective accessories were also applied to enhance functionality and curb appeal.

Insurance Restoration Consultants provided multiple loss estimates to ensure the restoration scope aligned with industry and insurance standards. Their insights helped guide the project from initial inspection to completion, ensuring a smooth and professional process. The collaborative effort between inspection teams, suppliers, and on-site crews delivered exceptional results with minimal disruption.

This project is a strong example of Priddy Roofing and Exteriors’ commitment to top-tier restoration and remodeling services. If your property has been affected by wind, hail, or storm damage, our experienced team is here to help with expert assessment, timely repairs, and quality-driven results.

This roofing project involved the complete re-roofing of a dual geodesic dome residence—a rare and architecturally complex structure that required a high degree of skill, planning, and attention to detail. The installation took one full week to complete due to the technical challenges presented by the curved surfaces, non-linear geometry, and steep angles.

All shingles were hand-nailed in accordance with the manufacturer’s warranty requirements. This method was critical for precise fastener placement and ensured long-term performance and compliance. Hand-nailing on a structure of this shape and scale demanded patience, consistency, and an expert touch from our crew throughout the duration of the job.

To maintain a safe work environment on such a complex roof, we deployed comprehensive fall protection systems—including personal harnesses, secure anchor points, and rope grabs. A boom lift was used to safely access hard-to-reach areas, transport materials, and avoid damage to the structure or landscaping.

Special considerations were made for the non-standard architectural elements, such as custom skylight flashings , structural transitions, and dome intersections. Flashing and waterproofing materials had to be precisely measured and adapted on-site, requiring constant communication and real-time problem-solving. There was also a custom intake installed for proper ventilation

In total, the project reflects the significant investment of labor, equipment, and craftsmanship required to successfully restore a specialty roof system like this—meeting both warranty and code standards while preserving the home’s unique architectural integrity.