Roof Replacement
Full re-roofing for Newark buildings, with the layer count, the deck, the shared edges and the permit question settled before the tear-off.
Roofs here carry a lot: two- and three-family buildings in the Ironbound, rowhouses with cornices in the north, and flat sections on attached buildings that hold water. Call (833) 751-2102 at any hour and describe what you see. A local technician is sent when one is free, and the price is explained before any work starts.
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Tropical-remnant rain and wind in late summer, nor'easters, and freeze-thaw at the eaves in winter decide which roof problems come up in Newark from week to week.
Newark Roofing takes roofing calls for Newark and 25 nearby communities across Essex County. The line is answered around the clock. A local technician looks at the roof, the flashing and the wall or ceiling below it, explains what the repair or replacement involves and gives the price on site. Nothing is started until you have approved it.
Most calls in this city come from one of three places: a ceiling that stains after rain, a sheet or a strip of flashing that the wind has lifted, or a flat or low-slope section that holds water until it finds a seam. Winter adds ice to the list, and the freeze runs from late October to around mid-April. Late-summer storms are the other season, and in recent years remnant tropical systems have brought heavy rain and trees down across northern New Jersey.
Newark roofs are not all alike. A pitched roof on a detached house in Forest Hill, a cornice-edged rowhouse roof on North Broad, and the flat section above a three-decker's top floor each leak in a different place. Describe what you can see and the crew will know where to look first. The flat roof and pitched roof guide explains the routes water takes into a building, and the pricing page sets out what moves a quote.
Pick a service for symptoms, process and typical cost, or call and describe what you hear and see.
Full re-roofing for Newark buildings, with the layer count, the deck, the shared edges and the permit question settled before the tear-off.
Targeted repairs to a defined fault on Newark roofs, from a lifted shingle to a failed parapet joint, with the cause named before the work.
Tracing and stopping roof leaks in Newark buildings, from the attic to the parapet, including water that travels along the framing before it stains.
Repairs to membranes, drains and seams on flat and low-slope roofs in Newark, where water with nowhere to run is what does the damage.
Full replacement of a low-slope membrane on Newark rows and small multi-family buildings, with drains, edges and the deck planned first.
Repairs and replacements for two- and three-family houses in Newark, where neighbouring roofs and shared edges shape every job.
Roof work on rowhouses and brownstones in Newark, where shared parapets, cornices and party walls set the order of every repair.
Repairs after wind, heavy rain or tropical storm remnants in Newark, with the damage recorded before any covering is touched.
Repairs to wind-lifted and torn shingles on pitched roofs in Newark and the nearby suburbs, with the windward slope checked as a whole.
Asphalt shingle installation and repair on pitched houses in Newark and the nearby suburbs, with valleys, ridge and underlayment planned first.
Repairs to slate, tile and historic roof details in Newark's designated districts, with review and matching checked before the first slate lifts.
Repairs to step, wall, parapet and counter flashing on attached and row buildings in Newark, where most leaks start at a joint.
Repairs to counter flashing, step flashing, crowns and caps on masonry chimneys in Newark, with the brick joint rebuilt before the metal is sealed.
Repairs to ice dam damage and winter leaks in Newark, with the attic heat loss that causes the dam checked alongside the eave.
Gutter installation and repair on close-set Newark houses, with downspouts, eave edges and shared drainage planned as one system.
Attic ventilation and insulation work on older Newark frame houses, sealing the heat that melts ice dams and feeds moisture into the roof deck.
Metal roof installation and repair for Newark houses and small commercial fronts, with seams, edges and wind uplift planned before fixing.
Repairs to leaking skylights and roof hatches on Newark rows and walk-up buildings, with the curb and flashing checked along with the glazing.
A written roof inspection for Newark homes and multi-family buildings, after a storm, before a sale or on a routine check.
Storm damage rarely waits for office hours. The line is answered around the clock, and a technician is sent as soon as one is free.
Two-family houses, rowhouse cornices and attached flat roofs are different jobs, and the first visit is about which one you have.
The technician sets out the scope and the price on site. Nothing is started until you have said yes.
The person who comes out knows the Newark streets, the older stock and the weather that has come through here.
Call (833) 751-2102 and say where the leak shows, what the weather was like and what kind of building it is.
A local technician is sent when one is free and checks the roof, the flashing and the space below.
The scope, the materials and the cost are explained before any work begins.
Work is carried out and the technician shows you what was done and what to watch.
Leaks, lifted or missing shingles, failed flashing around chimneys and vents, ponding on flat sections, storm damage after wind or heavy rain, and roofs that need replacing.
Describe the symptom rather than the cure. A stain that grows after rain points to a different fault than one that appears only in a gale, and the technician will want to know which.
ZIP 07105
ZIP 07029
ZIP 07104
ZIP 07032
ZIP 07017, 07018, 07019
ZIP 07111
ZIP 07205
ZIP 07050
ZIP 07109
ZIP 07079
ZIP 07003
ZIP 07040
ZIP 07028
ZIP 07201, 07202, 07206, 07207, 07208
ZIP 07002
ZIP 07052
ZIP 07071
ZIP 07110
ZIP 07083, 07088
ZIP 07302, 07304, 07305, 07306, 07307, 07310
ZIP 07042, 07043
ZIP 07204
ZIP 07070
ZIP 07030
ZIP 07041, 07078
ZIP 07081
ZIP 07011, 07012, 07013, 07014, 07015
ZIP 07068
ZIP 07901, 07902
ZIP 07974
Newark, NJ 07102 · 25 km service radiusCall (833) 751-2102
We also cover many smaller communities across Essex County. Check your ZIP.
Most roofing calls are scheduled the same day when a technician is free, and you approve the price before any work starts.
A new roof in Newark is priced from its parts, not from a single rate.
New Jersey has long registered roofers as home improvement contractors with the Division of Consumer Affairs, and a 2023 law is moving the state toward a licence issued by a State Board.
Whether a re-roof in Newark needs a permit depends on the building and the work.
Yes. The line is answered around the clock. A technician is sent when one is free, which may not be the same hour.
Sometimes. It depends on who is free when you call, so the line does not promise a time.
No figure is published here. The technician explains the price on site and nothing starts until you approve it.