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Ask about featuringLooking for a roofer in Lincoln? We list one roofing contractor based in Lincoln, Sussex County, with ratings, phone numbers, addresses and services side by side. 1st State Exteriors is rated 3.9 stars from 11 Google reviews. Inland Sussex homes around Lincoln mostly use asphalt shingle, with metal roofing popular on newer builds and farm buildings. Roofers based in nearby Milford (3 mi) and Ellendale (4 mi) also regularly work in Lincoln. Always confirm a roofer's Delaware business license and insurance before signing a contract.
Paid placements, always labelled. They never change the ranked order below.
Put your roofing company here, in front of every homeowner looking for a roofer in Lincoln. Paid placements are always labelled and never change the ranked order.
Ask about featuringPut your roofing company here, in front of every homeowner looking for a roofer in Lincoln. Paid placements are always labelled and never change the ranked order.
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We list 1 roofing contractor based in Lincoln, Sussex County. 1 of them has Google reviews. Roofers in nearby Milford and Ellendale also work in Lincoln.
By review-weighted rating, the top roofer is 1st State Exteriors (3.9★ from 11 reviews). The score rewards a high rating backed by many reviews, so a 5.0 from a handful of reviews doesn't automatically come first.
Of the 1 roofer listed in Lincoln, 1 mentions roof & leak repair and 1 mentions siding. Use the service filters above the list to narrow it down, and confirm with the roofer before booking.
1 of the 1 roofer in Lincoln list their hours. The most common weekday hours are 8AM–5PM. 1 roofer is open on Saturdays. Each profile shows full hours and an open-now badge.
Usually, yes. Most roof replacements in Delaware need a building permit, while small repairs often don't. Rules differ between towns, so check with the Town of Lincoln or Sussex County. A reputable roofer pulls the permit for you; be wary of anyone who asks you to do it.
Get two or three written quotes from Lincoln-area roofers and compare them line by line: tear-off or overlay, the shingle or metal product, underlayment, ice and water shield, flashing, ventilation, decking repairs (price per sheet), disposal, and both the manufacturer and workmanship warranties. The cheapest total often leaves one of these out.
Late spring through fall is the busiest season, because asphalt shingles seal best above about 40°F. Winter is quieter, and roofers can often schedule you sooner if the weather allows. After a big storm, expect waits while roofers handle emergency repairs first.
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