Our Story

Built on trust and integrity.

In 2010 we started with one ladder, a truck full of shingles, and a simple goal to serve Maryland with total honesty. Every roof was a promise, every repair was done with care, and the standard we set then is the one we still uphold today — show up on time, do it right, and treat every home like our own.

By 2015 the demand had grown. We expanded into full exterior remodeling, handling siding, gutters, and complex roof systems for local families. We hired our first crew lead that spring, built a dedicated warehouse, and started documenting every step of our process to ensure consistent quality on every single job site.

In 2020 we upgraded our tools to include drone inspections and thermal imaging, allowing us to find leaks before they become disasters. We sent our entire team to advanced certification training that year, because roofing technology is evolving fast and we intend to lead the industry, not just follow it.

Today we manage a full fleet across Maryland, support a local trade apprenticeship, and serve communities from Baltimore to the coast. The team has grown, our methods are modern, and the handshake that seals our commitment remains the most important part of the job.

Early SKYCON Roofing crew standing beside the first service truck in 2010
SKYCON Roofing warehouse
SKYCON Roofing technician
SKYCON ROOFING BY THE NUMBERS

BUILT TO LAST.

YEARS OF SERVICE
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Serving Maryland homeowners with reliable roofing and exterior care since 2012.

PROJECTS COMPLETED
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Trusted exterior remodeling and roofing solutions for local residential properties.

SATISFACTION RATE
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Dedicated to integrity, clear communication, and doing the job right the first time.

Common Questions

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Answers.

Common inquiries from Maryland homeowners about our roofing and exterior remodeling process. If you need more, contact us.

  • Yes, in Maryland, a building permit is required for most roof replacements. Our team handles the entire permitting process, including filing the paperwork, paying the fees, and coordinating with your local building department to ensure all work meets state and local codes.