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A Silver Spring address can mean a 1940s house near Four Corners or a 1980s townhouse in Colesville. The age of the house shapes the roofline you are lighting, so that is where we start rather than with the lights.
Lighting homes in Silver Spring
Nearly four in five homes in 20901 were built before 1970. Most Silver Spring roofs we would be lighting have been replaced at least once, and some several times.
The inner neighborhoods are the older ones. Woodside Park was laid out in 1923, Four Corners grew from the late 1930s, and houses in Forest Glen’s Forest Estates started going up in 1947. If your house has a porch roof or a later addition at a different height from the main roof, that gives you choices. A porch edge is often the easiest line to light well, and the main eave above it can be lit or left dark.
On a house that has been reroofed more than once, the flashing at the chimney and walls is often the oldest thing up there, and older decking can be soft underfoot. That does not stop us lighting the house. It does mean we watch where we step, keep weight off anything that feels wrong, and tell you plainly if we see something that needs a roofer.
Further out the picture changes. In 20904, which covers Colesville and Fairland, the 1980s were the biggest building decade, and 20906 has more than 5,500 townhouses. On a townhouse the roofline is shared with the units on either side, so it is worth agreeing with the neighbors where the lights stop before they go up.
Housing figures are from published census data for ZIPs 20901, 20904, 20906 and 20910.
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Planned around your house
Tell us how much or how little you want. Some people want the roofline and nothing else. Others want the whole front of the house. The plan and the price are in writing before anything goes up.
Why a roofer
Most of the damage from Christmas lights is not visible until spring. These are the things we see on roofs after the decorations come down.
We are a roofing company first. If something looks wrong after the season, we can inspect the roof for free and photograph what we find.
Installation and maintenance
Call or send the form with your address and what you would like lit. A rough idea is enough to start.
We check the roofline, the roof surface and where the power will come from, then put the plan and the price in writing.
Licensed, insured roofers working at height every week of the year, not a seasonal crew borrowed for December.
If a section goes dark, call us and we arrange a visit to put it right.
Neighborhoods, roads and ZIPs
Silver Spring mail covers 20901 to 20906 and 20910. Nearly all of it is Montgomery County, but part of 20903 is in Prince George’s County, which changes who issues the permit.
Roads we are on most weeks
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Patricia Green · GoogleStraight answers
Yes. Silver Spring mail covers seven ZIPs, from Woodside Park and Four Corners out to Colesville, Fairland, Wheaton and Aspen Hill, and we cover all of them. The neighborhood tells us roughly how old the house is, which helps us plan the roofline before we arrive.
It changes how we work on it more than what we can light. Older chimney flashing and decking that has been covered rather than replaced are common on houses that age. We look before we climb, keep off anything that seems soft, and will tell you if the roof itself needs attention.
It depends on how many feet of roofline and gutter are being lit, how high and steep the roof is, and what else is on the plan, such as trees, windows or a walkway. We look at the house first and give you the price in writing, so you are comparing a real number rather than a per-foot estimate that grows on the day.
It should not, and as a roofing company it is the part we care most about. Nothing should be fastened through your shingles, and nobody should be leaning a ladder on your gutters. If you want to know exactly how your roofline will be attached, ask us before the install and we will walk you through it.
If a strand or a section of your display stops working during the season, call us on (410) 977-4411 and we will arrange a visit to put it right. The details for your house are confirmed in your written quote.
Yes. Bravo Roofing is a licensed Maryland home improvement contractor, MHIC #114601, carrying $1,000,000 in liability coverage plus workers compensation. The same people who replace roofs across Baltimore are the ones on yours.
Earlier is better. Installation dates fill as the season gets closer, so calling in the fall gives you the widest choice of dates. Call (410) 977-4411 for the current schedule.
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Tell us what you would like lit. We look at the house, check the roof surface and the power, and give you the plan and price in writing.