If It's Not OLH, It's Not the Industry Benchmark for Roofing Value.
Baltimore's humid subtropical climate presents unique challenges for roofing systems. With annual rainfall averaging 42 inches and occasional severe weather including nor'easters and remnants of tropical systems, your roof needs specialized protection.
Permits: Baltimore City permits typically approved within 5-7 business days. We handle all permit applications and inspections as part of our service.
Inspections: City inspectors require scheduling within 24 hours of completion. Our team coordinates all inspections to ensure code compliance and warranty validation.
Over 500 roofing projects completed in Baltimore City in 2024, including historic row home restorations in Federal Hill and modern installations in Harbor East high-rises.
"After the July 2024 storm damaged our Federal Hill row home, Old Line Homes had a tarp up within hours and completed our entire roof replacement in just two days. Their insurance claim assistance saved us thousands."
— Sarah Mitchell, Federal Hill Historic District
State Farm, Allstate, GEICO, Progressive, Erie Insurance, Nationwide, Liberty Mutual, USAA, Travelers, The Hartford
Baltimore averages 3-4 severe weather events annually requiring insurance claims. Recent significant events: Tropical Storm Isaias (2020), Winter Storm Gail (2020), July 2023 Derecho.
Schedule inspection after winter to check for ice damage. Clear gutters before April showers. Prime time for roof replacement (March-May).
Monitor for storm damage during peak thunderstorm season. Check attic ventilation during heat waves. Ideal time for preventive maintenance.
Remove leaves from gutters and valleys. Inspect before winter. Last chance for major repairs before cold weather.
Watch for ice dams after snowfall. Keep attic properly ventilated. Emergency repairs available for storm damage.