Roof Installation in Jersey City, NJ

Cost depends on the roof type and size, how many layers come off, deck and parapet repairs, and how materials get up to the roof on a tight lot. We inspect first and give you a free written estimate.

Most brownstones have a flat or very low-slope roof behind the cornice. Torch-down modified bitumen, carried up the parapet walls and finished with metal coping, is a dependable choice. We check the deck and drainage first.

Jersey City has local historic districts, and exterior work there, including roofing, may need city review before permits are issued. We ask about your address early so any approval is built into the schedule.

Parapets are the short walls that rise above a flat roof. Their tops and the roofing that turns up them face weather on both sides, so cracked coping or failed flashing lets water run down inside the wall.

Attached homes often share a party wall and sometimes a continuous roof. We install your roof up to the property line, flash the joint so water can’t get in, and keep you and your neighbor informed while we work.

Coatings can extend the life of a flat roof that is still dry and sound underneath. If the roof has wet insulation, soft decking, many patches or repeated leaks, a coating only hides the problem and a new roof is the better fix.

Yes. Skylights, hatches, vent pipes and drains all get new flashing as part of a new roof. Reusing old flashing around them is a common reason a new flat roof starts leaking early.

Yes. Financing is available through a third-party lender, subject to credit approval. We explain how it works alongside your free written estimate, so you can compare options before you decide.