Cricket Square Roof Replacement in Ardmore, PA

Located at 50 Woodside Road in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, Cricket Square Condominium Association presented a unique opportunity for multifamily roof replacement in Ardmore, PA. Managed by Katelyn Jones of CAMCO Management with engineering support from SDA Engineers, this occupied condominium community required a complete exterior roofing upgrade while maintaining safe access for residents throughout construction. Lemus Construction completed the installation of 169 squares of GAF Timberline HDZ Charcoal architectural shingles across the remaining residential buildings while replacing the aging gutter system with custom-fabricated components designed specifically for the property’s architecture.

This multifamily roof replacement in Ardmore, PA extended far beyond replacing shingles. Every component of the roofing assembly was selected to create a complete weather-resistant roofing system, beginning with GAF roof deck protection, ice and water leak barriers, starter strip shingles, architectural laminated shingles, properly installed ridge cap shingles, and upgraded attic ventilation designed to improve airflow and long-term roof performance. Together, these components help maximize durability while qualifying the project for the industry’s respected GAF Golden Pledge Warranty.

Premium Roofing Materials Built for Long-Term Performance

Every roofing system performs best when its components work together. Rather than replacing only the visible shingles, this project incorporated a complete roofing assembly designed to protect the buildings from Pennsylvania’s changing weather conditions.

The new roofing system features GAF Timberline HDZ Charcoal High Definition architectural shingles, selected for their dimensional appearance, algae resistance, wind performance, and long-term reliability. LayerLock Technology and the expanded StrikeZone® nailing area help create a stronger installation while improving fastening accuracy across every roof section.

Additional roofing components included roof deck protection, leak barriers, starter strips, ridge cap shingles, flashing, ventilation improvements, and new custom aluminum gutters with matching downspouts. Oversized gutter sections were fabricated on-site, including continuous runs measuring nearly 80 feet, allowing the new drainage system to complement the existing brick façade while efficiently directing water away from the buildings.

To improve efficiency and maintain a clean work environment, crews utilized a JCB Telehandler, an Equipter debris management system, and dumpsters provided by Modern Disposal. These tools minimized material handling, reduced debris accumulation, and helped crews maintain a safe and organized jobsite each day.

Communication That Keeps Residents Informed

Successful condominium renovations require more than quality craftsmanship—they require consistent communication.

Project Managers Carlos Malpud and Humberto Mejia remained actively involved throughout every phase of construction, coordinating daily activities between roofing crews, gutter specialists, trucking services, suppliers, and community representatives. Residents received regular updates regarding work schedules, equipment movement, and anticipated construction activities, allowing homeowners to prepare in advance while minimizing disruptions to their daily routines.

Daily inspections ensured every installation met Lemus Construction’s quality standards while dedicated cleanup crews continuously removed nails, debris, and roofing materials throughout the day instead of waiting until work concluded. This proactive approach helped protect resident vehicles and maintained safe walking and driving conditions throughout the association.

Coordinating With CAMCO Management and Project Partners

Projects within occupied condominium associations rely on strong partnerships between contractors, property managers, engineers, suppliers, and residents.

Throughout construction, Lemus Construction worked closely with CAMCO Management, Katelyn Jones, and SDA Engineers to coordinate project scheduling, inspections, logistics, and resident communication. Material deliveries were carefully organized while equipment staging remained flexible to reduce congestion within the community.

Because Cricket Square features limited parking surrounded by active businesses, large trucks and specialty equipment were relocated off-site each evening. This thoughtful accommodation preserved valuable resident parking and significantly reduced the inconvenience often associated with major exterior renovations.

Overcoming Unique Jobsite Challenges

One of the defining characteristics of Cricket Square is its location alongside SEPTA’s Paoli/Thorndale Regional Rail Line between the Ardmore and Haverford Stations. Combined with two large L-shaped buildings, restricted parking, and occupied residences, every stage of construction required careful logistical planning.

Custom gutter fabrication occurred on-site to accommodate the buildings’ long roof sections, while multiple crews worked simultaneously to maintain production without compromising safety. Continuous inspections, organized equipment movement, and ongoing cleanup allowed construction to progress efficiently while respecting the needs of residents throughout the association.

The result is a modern roofing system that not only enhances the appearance of Cricket Square but also improves drainage, weather resistance, ventilation, and long-term protection for the community’s investment.

Partner With Lemus Construction

Whether your condominium association, apartment community, HOA, or commercial property is planning a roof replacement or a complete exterior renovation, successful projects begin with experienced planning and proactive communication.

Lemus Construction specializes in multifamily roof replacement, commercial roofing, community renovations, and exterior improvement projects throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Connecticut. Our team works closely with property managers, engineers, and board members to deliver high-quality results while minimizing disruption for residents.