Roofing Contractor in Union County, NJ

Experience with the homes here: capes with knee walls, two-family homes with flat sections and older roofs with layers to strip. Ask for state registration, insurance and a written estimate. Ours is NJ HIC #13VH12840300.

Permits are issued by your town’s construction office under New Jersey’s Uniform Construction Code, not by Union County, and Elizabeth and Westfield each have their own process. We check what’s needed for your address and handle the application.

Capes often have finished upstairs rooms with little attic space, so heat reaches the roof and melts snow unevenly. Better ventilation and ice and water protection at the eaves help. We’ll inspect and explain your options.

Yes. Low-slope rear roofs are common in Elizabeth, Linden and Rahway. We repair or replace them with torch-down modified bitumen and pay close attention to where the flat section meets the main roof and walls.

The main factors are roof size and pitch, any flat sections, how many old layers come off, decking repairs and the material you choose. We give you a free inspection and a written estimate, so you can plan with confidence.

Usually, yes. Rubber boots around plumbing vents crack with age and let water run down the pipe. We replace the boot and check the shingles around it. Caught early, it’s often a small repair.

Yes. On tight lots we protect the house next door, keep debris contained and talk with you about access before the job starts. Our Google reviewers often mention how clean we leave the property.

Yes. We answer 24/7 and offer same-day service across the county. If water is coming in, we tarp and secure the roof first, then schedule the permanent repair. Call (201) 565-6664.