Licensed roofing contractor serving New York. Flat roofs, shingle roofs, and commercial roof systems, with emergency leak repair available.
As a roofing contractor Bronx NY property owners call for everything from a single leak to a full replacement. We work across every roof type New York buildings actually have: flat, pitched, metal, and the older built-up systems still sitting on a lot of Bronx buildings.
Flat roof repair and roof leak repair make up most of our calls, patch work on a system that’s still got life left in it. When a roof’s actually done, we handle the full replacement too. One crew, one point of contact, start to finish.
New York buildings run on a handful of roofing systems, and which one you have changes everything from maintenance schedule to replacement cost.
The standard for most NY row houses and commercial buildings. EPDM has been the reliable choice for decades. It holds up well and patches easily when a section gets damaged. TPO is what more buildings are switching to now. It reflects heat better and typically runs 20 to 25 years before replacement.
Asphalt shingle systems, common on 1 to 3 family homes. It generally lasts 20 to 30 years depending on ventilation and installation quality.
Standing seam and metal panel systems cost more upfront but often outlast every other option on this list, sometimes 40 to 50 years with basic maintenance.
Layered asphalt and gravel systems are still common on older Bronx buildings. Durable, but heavy, and worth an inspection before assuming it’s still doing its job.
Reflective membranes and vegetative roofing that reduce heat load and increasingly factor into Local Law 97 compliance planning for larger buildings.
Residential and commercial roofs face different code requirements, different materials, and different maintenance schedules. Tell us which one you’re dealing with and we’ll get you to the right page.
Shingle roofs, small flat roofs, storm damage, repairs and replacements built around residential timelines.
TPO and EPDM systems, maintenance contracts, larger flat roof replacements, and the compliance paperwork that comes with them.
(914) 912-1067
A roof leak rarely stays a roof problem. Left alone, it becomes a ceiling problem, then a water damage claim, and on older buildings it can show up as a deficiency in a FISP report years before anyone traces it back to the roof.
If your building is due for Local Law 11 facade inspection, get the roof inspected at the same time, not after a violation gets filed.
We offer emergency leak repair when water’s already coming through, and standard roof inspections for anyone preparing for a FISP cycle or just trying to catch a problem before it becomes an expensive one.
Every roof prices differently depending on material, pitch, access, and how much of the existing system needs to come off first. A small patch job costs far less than a full replacement, and a residential shingle roof prices differently than a commercial TPO system altogether.
Rather than quote a flat number that won’t hold up once we’re actually on your roof, we inspect first and put a real figure in writing.
If you’re comparing roof repair costs across contractors, the honest answer is that anyone quoting a number sight unseen is guessing. We’d rather walk your roof and give you a real estimate in writing.
A small leak in October is a ceiling repair by January. Call (914) 912-1067 or request a free quote before the weather turns. We’ll inspect the roof, tell you what it actually needs, and give you a real number before anything starts.
TPO and EPDM are the two most common choices for city flat roofs. TPO handles heat reflection better, EPDM has a longer track record and patches easily. Which one fits depends on your building and budget, something we walk through during inspection.
It depends on roof type, size, and current condition. A shingle replacement prices differently than a flat roof system, and commercial TPO or EPDM work scales with square footage. We give you a firm number after inspecting the roof, not before.
Yes. If water's actively coming through, we prioritize getting someone out fast, whether it's a residential or commercial property.
Most systems run 20 to 25 years with proper maintenance. What actually determines lifespan is drainage. Flat roofs fail early almost exclusively because of standing water, not the membrane itself. Annual inspection of drains and seams adds years to any system.
Yes. See our residential and commercial pages for depth specific to your property type.
Yes. Roof drainage and roof edge conditions are part of what inspectors look at, and a roof problem left unaddressed can surface as a facade deficiency later.
A New York general contractor with twenty years of permits pulled and violations cleared across all five boroughs. We’re the firm you call when you need the paperwork done right and the construction held to a higher standard.
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