Roof Installation in Morris County, NJ

Price depends on the roof’s size, pitch and complexity, the number of valleys, dormers and skylights, and the material you choose. Larger homes with many roof planes take more detail work. Your estimate is free and in writing.

It can be, especially on low slopes, porches and homes that see heavy snow, since metal sheds it well. For most full roofs, architectural shingles are the practical choice. We’ll explain both for your home.

We extend ice and water barrier up from the eaves, protect valleys and penetrations, and balance intake and exhaust vents so the roof deck stays cold. We’ll also point out if attic insulation is thin.

Yes. Whether it’s a garage, a sunroom or a second-floor addition, we tie the new roof into the existing one with step flashing and ice barrier, and match the shingles as closely as current products allow.

Yes. Homes in Mountain Lakes, Mount Arlington and around Lake Hopatcong face open wind and winter weather. We pay extra attention to edge fastening, flashing and ice protection on those roofs.

Many colonials and farmhouse-style homes here look good in weathered wood, charcoal or slate-gray tones. We bring GAF samples to your home so you can judge them against your siding and stone in daylight.

Yes. Financing is available through a third-party lender, subject to credit approval. Mention it when you request your free estimate and we’ll explain how the application works.

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