Roof Installation in Hudson County, NJ

Roof size, the number of parapets, hatches and skylights, how materials get up to the roof, and whether old layers come off first. Access on a narrow street can matter too. We give you a free written estimate.

We install torch-down modified bitumen, a layered membrane that’s heat-bonded in place. It stands up to foot traffic for maintenance and performs well on city roofs when the edges and drains are detailed properly.

It depends on the building. We may lift materials from the street, carry them up through a roof hatch, or stage them on a neighbor’s roof with permission. We plan this with you before the start date.

Hudson County cities have their own rules for containers and street use. We check what your city requires before the job is scheduled and build it into the plan, so work isn’t held up on the day.

Yes. We work with owners, contractors and architects on gut renovations. We install the new flat roof, flash the parapets and openings, and time the work so the building is watertight before interior finishes.

Attached homes meet at party walls, and that joint has to be flashed carefully. We tie your new roof into the wall and, where needed, talk with your neighbor so both roofs stay watertight.

Yes. Many two- and three-family homes in Bayonne, Kearny, Harrison and North Bergen have pitched roofs. We install GAF architectural shingles with new underlayment, ice barrier and flashing.

Yes. You get the warranty details in writing with your estimate, covering what’s included and how to reach us. We’re GAF Certified, BBB Accredited and registered as NJ HIC #13VH12840300.