Roof Replacement in Essex County, NJ

The main factors are roof size and pitch, the number of layers to remove, decking repairs, dormers and chimneys, and the material. After a free inspection, you receive an itemized written estimate with no pressure to sign.

Not necessarily. Many older Essex County homes have boards instead of plywood. We check them after tear-off, replace damaged ones, and add new decking where gaps or condition call for it.

Rules vary across Essex County, and some towns have historic districts with their own review. We check what applies to your address before work is scheduled and explain it in your estimate.

Yes. We strip old flat roofing down to the boards, repair the wood and install a new torch-down roof with flashing at parapets, drains and hatches. Tenants can stay in place while we work.

We’re GAF Certified and install GAF architectural shingles in a range of colors. We’ll bring samples so you can see how they look against your brick, stone or siding before you choose.

Yes. A replacement is the best time to address a chimney. We install new flashing and can repair the crown, mortar or brick as part of the same job, so the roof and chimney are sealed together.

Yes. Financing is available through a third-party lender, subject to credit approval. We’ll explain how it works when we go over your written estimate, so you can decide with all the details in hand.

Yes. We cover plantings, patios and siding, set up a debris area and clean up at the end of every day, including a sweep of the lawn and driveway for nails. Reviewers often mention how clean we leave the site.