Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

Professional residential and light-commercial roofing services including new roof installation, full roof replacement, roof repairs, emergency tarping, leak detection, roof inspections, soffit/fascia and gutter work, attic ventilation, and flat-roof systems (TPO/EPDM).

Yes — we serve New Jersey and surrounding areas. Service availability can vary by town and project size, so please contact the local team to confirm coverage for your address.

Costs vary widely by roof size, pitch, materials, tear-off needs, and permits; as a rough nationwide guide a typical asphalt shingle replacement on a single-family home often falls in the low- to mid-thousands up to around $10,000–$20,000, while premium materials or complex roofs can cost more. You’ll need an on-site estimate for an accurate price.

A straightforward asphalt shingle replacement for an average single-family home commonly takes 1–3 days; complex roofs, large homes, or adverse weather can extend the schedule to several days or a week — your estimate will include an expected timeline.

Yes — we provide manufacturer warranties on materials and a workmanship warranty on installations. Warranty lengths and terms vary by material and job; always request written warranty details and proof before work begins.

Yes — professional roofing contractors carry appropriate state or local licenses and maintain liability insurance and workers’ compensation. Always ask to see the contractor’s license number and a certificate of insurance before hiring.

Yes — we can document damage, provide a written estimate for your insurer, and coordinate with adjusters. We recommend contacting your insurance company early and keeping all reports and photos; we can assist but cannot file claims on your behalf without your authorization.

Common options include asphalt/architectural shingles, metal roofing, tile, slate, cedar shakes, and commercial flat systems (TPO, EPDM). Choice depends on budget, home style, slope, local building codes, and longevity preferences — a contractor can explain pros and cons and provide samples.

Look for widespread missing or curling shingles, granular loss in gutters, multiple active leaks, sagging decking, or a roof older than the expected lifespan for its material (often 20–25 years for basic asphalt). A professional roof inspection will determine if repairs will suffice or replacement is recommended.

Clear vehicles and outdoor belongings from driveways and yards, secure children and pets, trim low branches near the roof, and plan for contractor parking. Expect some noise and minor debris; reputable crews will use tarps and magnetic sweepers to protect landscaping and clean up daily.