Roof Replacement in Union County, NJ

The main factors are the size and pitch of the roof, how many layers come off, decking repairs and whether there’s a flat section to replace too. Two-family homes mean larger roofs. You get a free written estimate after we inspect.

We can, and it often makes sense. Doing both together means one tear-off and new flashing where the flat and pitched roofs meet. If the flat section is in good shape, we’ll tell you and price it separately.

We don’t recommend it. Extra layers add weight, hide damaged decking and make leaks harder to trace. We remove all existing layers so the new roof goes onto a sound, inspected deck.

We plan where the dumpster and materials go before the job starts and talk with you about timing for your neighbors. We protect both sides of the property and keep the driveway as clear as possible each day.

No. Tenants can stay home during a roof replacement. There will be noise during working hours, and we’ll give you a schedule you can share with them. We keep walkways and entrances safe and clear.

Yes. Capes are common across Union County. Dormers add side walls and valleys, so the flashing work there matters as much as the shingles. We fit new flashing at each dormer rather than reusing tired old pieces.

Insurance usually covers sudden damage, such as wind tearing off shingles, not age. If you think storm damage is involved, we document it with photos and notes you can share with your insurer before you decide.

Yes. You can apply for financing through a third-party lender, subject to credit approval. Ask us when we go through your estimate and we’ll explain what’s involved.