Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Yes. We provide professional roofing installation, replacement and repair services throughout New Jersey, including northern and central regions, and can often work in nearby communities — contact us to confirm availability for your location.

We handle full roof replacements, new roof installations, roof repairs, emergency tarping, storm-damage restoration, leak detection, flat roof membrane work, metal roofing, asphalt shingle systems, and routine roof inspections and maintenance.

Signs that warrant a repair or replacement include active leaks, missing or curling shingles, widespread granule loss, sagging decking, repeated patchwork, interior water stains, or an age near or beyond the expected life of the material; a professional inspection will determine whether repair or replacement is the best option.

A typical replacement includes a roof inspection and measurements, a written estimate, permit acquisition if required, scheduling, removal of the old roofing (tear-off) if needed, inspection of the decking, installation of underlayment and new roofing material, flashing and ventilation work, cleanup, and a final inspection and handover of warranty paperwork.

Most residential asphalt shingle replacements on average take 1–3 days depending on roof size, complexity, weather, and roof deck condition; larger homes, multiple layers to remove, or complex features can extend the schedule to several days.

You can expect a manufacturer’s warranty on the roofing materials and a workmanship warranty from the installer; warranty lengths and coverage vary, so request written details for both the material and installer warranties before work begins.

Yes, we can document damage, provide a detailed estimate and photos for your insurance company, and work with adjusters to explain recommended repairs or replacement; final claim approval decisions remain with your insurer.

Costs depend on roof size, pitch, materials chosen, removal complexity, necessary decking or structural repairs, and permit or disposal fees; many providers offer financing or payment plans — ask for available options and sample payment terms during the estimate.

Ask to see a current business license, proof of general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation certificates; verify license numbers with state or local licensing boards if applicable and request references and photos of recent projects.

Keep gutters and downspouts clear, trim overhanging tree branches, remove debris from roof surfaces, inspect for and repair small leaks promptly, check flashing around chimneys and vents, and schedule a professional inspection every 1–2 years or after major storms.