Decks, Roofing & Exterior Repairs

MOUNT POCONO & NEARBY COMMUNITIES

Custom decks, roofing, and exterior repairs

Plan a new deck, replace a worn deck, or get help with a roof leak or exterior damage. Tell Ryan what you want to build or repair and share photos taken from the ground.

Photo-first estimatesClear next stepsPoconos & nearby areas
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Two-year workmanship warranty: Every completed job is covered for two years for work performed by Mr. Ryan Contracting.

Build a deck that fits your yard

For a new or replacement deck, send a wide photo of the house and yard, your town, approximate dimensions, and any ideas for steps, railings, or a pergola.

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A roof leak or damaged exterior

Simple, practical steps to help you describe the problem and choose the right next action.

Safety first: For an active roof leak, move valuables and place a container only if it is safe indoors. Do not climb onto a wet or damaged roof or use a ladder in unsafe conditions. If water is near electrical fixtures, keep clear and seek qualified help.

A QUICK CHECKLIST

What to do before requesting an estimate

Share what you can from a safe, dry spot. You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself.

1

Start with a safe check

Take photos from the ground or indoors; do not climb to photograph a roof or unstable deck.

2

Capture the details

Note whether the leak happens during rain, after snow, or all the time, and which room or wall is affected.

3

Send it for review

For a loose deck board or railing, keep people off the unsafe area until it is assessed.

HOW IT WORKS

Get a useful answer before planning a bigger job

  • Describe what changed and when it happens.
  • Upload clear overview and close-up photos.
  • Ryan reviews the request and tells you whether a photo estimate is possible or a visit is needed.

Include the location, a wide photo, visible damage, and anything that helps explain when the issue occurs.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Quick answers

Can photos help assess a roof leak?

Yes. Interior stains, exterior views from the ground, and details about when the leak occurs help with the first review. A site visit may still be needed.

Can I repair a wet roof myself?

Avoid climbing onto wet, icy, steep, or damaged surfaces. Photograph from a safe location and request help.

What should I send for a deck repair?

Include wide photos of the deck and close-ups of loose boards, steps, railings, or visible damage. Keep people away from any unstable section.

Serving Mount Pocono and nearby Pocono communities, including Tannersville and Lake Harmony. Send your town or ZIP code so Ryan can confirm service area and availability.

Want Ryan to take a look?

Describe the issue and add photos. He’ll review the details and tell you the next step.