Roofing Annapolis Blvd Pasadena - House Transformers, Inc.

When it comes to roofing, our experience in the DC Metro makes the difference.

House Transformers has been a trusted and well-respected roofing contractor serving Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia for more than ten years. Our team is passionate about doing right by our customers and community. For this reason, we offer high-quality roofing on Annapolis Blvd in Pasadena, MD, at a reasonable price. When you talk with one of our “Transformers,” it’s easy to see why we’re the best option for your project. From replacing missing shingles to custom roofs with unique materials, House Transformers takes the time on every job to ensure the delivery of a top-quality product for customers who rave about their experience.

Roof Replacements

We replace roofs according to manufacturer guidelines and local building codes. This allows us to offer a lifetime warranty and complete peace of mind that this will be the last roof replacement you’ll ever invest in.

Roof Repairs

When it comes to protecting your property, your roof is your first line of defense. With all the extreme hot and cold, rain, snow, and other elements we face in the DMV, it’s imperative that you have reliable roofing to protect your home and the value of your property.

Our 0% Financing Program

We know paying for a roof replacement or repair can sometimes be beyond your budget. That’s why we offer all qualified customers 0% financing options with easy terms.

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Did You Know?

Your old asphalt shingles don’t have to end up in a landfill—they are recyclable and turn into:

Hot Mix Asphalt: Recycled shingles are incorporated into hot mix asphalt to pave roads, parking lots, and driveways.
Cold Patch for Pothole Repair: Shingle material can be used in cold patch mixtures for quick, temporary road maintenance repairs, like filling potholes and minor cracks.
Fuel for Cement Kilns: Cement kilns are large industrial ovens that produce cement. Instead of fossil fuels—the organic content in asphalt shingles can be used as an alternative fuel source for them.
New Roofing Materials: Recycled shingles can be processed and used to manufacture new roofing shingles, contributing to a more sustainable roofing industry.