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Roofing Services in Magnolia, NJ

Seven jobs, each with its own page. Every one of them includes a look at what is happening under the deck, because that is where the next failure is already being set up.

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A crew re-covering the roof of a brick house, materials stacked on the drive
Where to start

Name a job, or describe what changed

Few people ring up with a service in mind. They ring because an upstairs room has started running hot, because a ceiling marked, or because ice built along one eave last winter and nowhere else. Any of those is a better opening than a service name, and the right page gets sorted out on the call.

The seven

Each one on its own page

  1. Roof Replacement

    A full tear-off with the loft put right while the roof is open, which is the only moment the ventilation is cheap to fix.

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  2. Roof Inspections

    Sixty minutes above the deck and thirty below it, since the underside is what tells you when the covering will give up.

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  3. Roof Repair

    Pinpoint work where the shingles still have years ahead of them, confirmed by checking what the deck beneath them is doing.

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  4. Roof Leak Repair

    Tracing water back to where it enters, and telling the difference between a leak and condensation that only looks like one.

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  5. Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair

    Wind and hail damage found by hand on the slope and documented before anything is repaired or claimed.

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  6. Siding

    The wall below the roofline, including the soffits and the vented panels that half the loft's air supply depends on.

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  7. Gutters & Downspouts

    Rain moved away from the wall and the footings, plus a straight answer about the ice that keeps forming at the eaves.

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On every job

OSHA certified crews

Whatever the job turns out to be, the people doing it work to an OSHA standard: anchors, harnesses and edge protection before anybody steps onto a slope. It says nothing about how your roof will perform, and everything about how the work gets done on your house.

The limits

What we do not take on

Residential asphalt. Flat and low-slope membrane systems, standing seam, tile and anything above a shop or a warehouse belong to other trades and we will say so rather than learn on your building. Solar arrays are removed and reset by whoever installed them.

No charge

Let the visit pick the job

If more than one of the seven could apply, an hour above and below the deck settles it.

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