Roof Installation in Newark, NJ

It depends on the roof type and size, how many old layers come off, deck repairs, access on your lot and details such as skylights or roof hatches. We measure the roof and give you a free written estimate.

Most flat and low-slope city roofs do well with torch-down modified bitumen, installed in layers with sealed seams. It holds up to foot traffic and freeze–thaw. We check the deck and drainage before recommending it.

Permit rules depend on the building and the scope of work, and structural changes such as new rafters need one. We confirm what your job requires before scheduling it, so there are no surprises once work starts.

Yes. We tie the new roof into the neighboring roof at the party wall with proper flashing, so water can’t get in at the joint. We protect the adjoining roof and give you notice of the start date to share with your neighbors.

Most Newark homes are finished in a few working days. Large multi-family roofs, deck repairs and limited access add time. We plan the order of work so the building is never left open to the weather overnight.

We bring a dumpster or truck sized for the lot, tarp the ground and protect neighboring property. At the end of each day we sweep the sidewalk and run a magnet for nails, so the street is left clean.

If the roof is already leaking or failing, yes. Shingles seal best in mild weather and torch-down flat roofs need a dry surface, so late summer and fall are ideal. We also install in winter on dry, workable days.

Yes. Financing is available through a third-party lender, subject to credit approval. It can help owners of two- and three-family homes plan a larger project. Ask about it when you get your free estimate.