Roofing questions, answered.

Most asphalt shingle roofs last 20–30 years, depending on the shingle, ventilation and how well the roof is maintained. Premium designer shingles can last longer. If your roof is over 20 years old, a free inspection will tell you how much life is left.

Leaks, missing or curling shingles, granules in the gutters, sagging, mold or moss, and rising energy bills are the most common signs. One or two of these usually means a repair; several together on an older roof usually means it’s time to replace.

If your roof is fairly young and the damage is in one area, a repair is usually the smart move. If it’s near the end of its life or damaged in several places, replacement often costs less in the long run. We’ll give you an honest recommendation either way.

Most homes are completed in one day. Larger or more complex roofs can take two to three days, and weather can affect the timeline — we’ll tell you up front.

Most New Jersey towns require a permit for a full roof replacement. We take care of the permit process as part of your project.

Spring, summer and early fall offer the most comfortable conditions, but we work year-round. In colder months we follow manufacturer guidelines so shingles seal properly.

Make sure the contractor is licensed and insured in New Jersey, has strong reviews, puts the price and scope in writing, and explains the warranty. We’re licensed (NJ Lic. #13VH07667600), insured, GAF Master Elite® certified and BBB A+ rated.

It depends on the size and pitch of your roof, how many old layers need to come off, the condition of the decking and the shingles you choose. After a free inspection you get a written, itemized price — no surprises.

Yes. We inspect your roof, show you photos of everything we find and give you a written, itemized price — free and with no obligation.

Yes — 100% financing with approved credit, with $0 down and low monthly payments.

Yes — $1,500 off a full roof replacement, 15% off any roof repair and a 10% veteran discount. Offers can’t be combined. See our offers page for details.

Insurance often covers sudden damage from storms, hail, wind or falling trees, but not normal wear and tear. We document damage with photos and can meet your adjuster on site.

It depends on the problem — a cracked pipe boot is a small job, while flashing or decking repairs take more. After a free inspection you get a written, itemized price before any work starts. And right now, roof repairs are 15% off.

We usually schedule repairs within the same week, and we prioritize active leaks. Call us if water is coming in and we’ll get you secured fast.

We match color and style as closely as possible. On older roofs an exact match isn’t always available — we’ll show you the closest options before we start.

Yes. Our repairs are backed by our workmanship guarantee — if the area we fixed leaks again, we come back.

It depends on your roof’s size, pitch, layers to remove and the shingles you choose. After a free inspection you get a written, itemized price — and right now there’s $1,500 off a full replacement.

No. It’s noisy, but you can stay home. We’ll ask you to move cars out of the driveway and take fragile items off walls in the attic area.

We watch the forecast closely and only tear off what we can dry-in the same day. Your home is never left open to the weather.

Most homes are finished in a single day. Larger, steeper or more complex roofs can take two to three days — we’ll give you the timeline up front.

It depends on your budget, your home’s style and how long you plan to stay. Asphalt shingles are the best value for most New Jersey homes; designer shingles and tile give a premium look and longer life at a higher upfront cost. We’ll walk you through the options at your free estimate.

As a GAF Master Elite® contractor we can offer GAF’s enhanced warranty options on qualifying systems, on top of our own workmanship guarantee. We’ll explain exactly what’s covered before you sign.

No. We just need access to the property and an outlet. We’ll keep you updated and walk the finished roof with you.

Yes. The inspection and written estimate are free with no obligation. If your roof is in good shape, we’ll tell you that too.

Photos of your roof and a clear summary of what’s in good shape, what to keep an eye on, and anything that needs repair — with an itemized price for any work we recommend.

It helps if someone is home so we can check the attic and walk you through the findings, but we can inspect the exterior without you and share photos afterwards.

Yes. We document storm damage with photos and can meet your adjuster on site to help the claim go smoothly.

Once a year is a good rule, plus after any major storm. Older roofs benefit from an inspection every spring and fall.

If it’s safe, take photos of the damage and anything inside that got wet, move belongings away from leaks, and call us. Don’t climb onto the roof yourself.

Sudden damage from wind, hail or falling trees is often covered; wear and tear usually isn’t. We document everything with photos and can meet your adjuster to help the claim go smoothly.

For active leaks we do our best to secure your roof the same day. Call us and we’ll tell you exactly when we can be there.

Not always. If the damage is limited to one area we repair it. If it’s widespread — or your insurer approves a full replacement — we’ll walk you through it.

Common signs: a very hot attic in summer, ice dams in winter, frost or moisture on the underside of the roof deck, musty smells, and shingles aging faster than they should. We check all of this during a free inspection.

Often, yes. Ridge vents, intake vents and baffles can usually be added to an existing roof. If you’re replacing the roof anyway, it’s the perfect time to get ventilation right.

It helps — especially in summer, when a cooler attic means your AC doesn’t work as hard. It also protects your shingles and decking, which saves money long term.

No — it’s about balance. Intake and exhaust need to match your attic’s size. Too much exhaust without intake can actually pull conditioned air out of your home.