Roof Replacement in Hunterdon County, NJ

Cost depends on the roof’s size and pitch, how many layers come off, how much decking needs replacing and the material you choose. Farmhouses with several roof sections take more planning. We give you a free written estimate after inspecting.

Not always. Additions are often roofed at different times, so one section may have years left while another is worn out. We inspect each section and explain which ones need work now and which can wait.

We replace soft or rotted decking before the new roof goes on. Older homes sometimes have plank boards with wide gaps; we’ll show you photos, explain the repair, and the estimate spells out how decking is handled.

Usually, yes. Tell us about the driveway, any gate or soft ground when you book. We plan where materials and the dumpster go, then protect the driveway and lawn so the property is left clean when we finish.

Standing-seam metal suits many farmhouses and sheds snow well. Asphalt shingles cost less up front and suit most homes. We install both and will explain the trade-offs for your roof during the free estimate.

Yes, on dry days with workable temperatures. Shingles seal best in warmer weather, so in cold months we take extra care with fastening and may plan around the forecast. We’ll talk through timing when we schedule.

Insurance may cover a roof damaged by a sudden event, such as a storm or a fallen tree, but usually not age or wear. We document the damage with photos and notes so you can share them with your insurer.

Yes. Financing is available through a third-party lender, subject to credit approval. Ask about it when we bring your estimate, and we’ll explain how to apply so you can plan the project around your budget.