New York service office
1256 5th Ave, New York, NY 10029The service office on Fifth Avenue, near the north end of Central Park, dispatches city work: Manhattan first, then Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island.
Where our roofing crews work around New York, NY
Two offices, two kinds of roof. The city office covers the five boroughs, where most roofs are flat, and Westchester County to the north. The Huntington office covers Long Island, where most houses wear shingles.
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Quick answer: We work across New York City from a service office at 1256 5th Ave in Manhattan, and across Long Island from our head office on Soundview Road in Huntington. Arrival times depend on the hour, the weather and the distance, so you get an honest window on the phone rather than a promise here.
Our offices
Two offices, two kinds of roof
Head office, Huntington
73 Soundview Rd, Huntington, NY 11743The head office in Huntington on Long Island's North Shore looks after work in Nassau County and the Huntington area, and it is the company's main address.
The five boroughs
The city: flat roofs, parapets and city rules
Most residential buildings in the city sit under flat or nearly flat roofs: the brownstones of Harlem and Brooklyn, the attached row houses of Queens, the walk-ups of The Bronx. That is where the city office spends most of its time, on membrane repairs and replacements, parapets and coping, drains, skylights and bulkheads.
Manhattan work carries its own logistics, from dumpster permits to material staged on the sidewalk before the morning rush. Street-facing parapets across the city need an observation every year. Historic districts such as Mount Morris Park in Harlem, Park Slope, Ditmas Park and Greenwich Village add Landmarks review for work the street can see.
Staten Island is part of the city service area as well. It is the longest trip from the Manhattan office, so the arrival window on the phone reflects that.
Westchester County is served from the same city office, north across the Bronx. Its houses are older and mostly pitched, and like Long Island it follows the New York State code rather than the city's.
Long Island
Long Island: shingle roofs, gutters and siding
Asphalt shingles are by far the most common covering on houses across New York State, and the houses our Huntington office serves in Nassau County and the Huntington area are no exception. Work there leans toward shingle repair and replacement, chimney flashing, gutters, fascia and siding.
Outside the city, the New York State residential code governs re-roofing: a roof that is water-soaked or already has two layers has to be torn off rather than covered again. That shapes a lot of Long Island replacement quotes.
Honest coverage
When we cannot get there fast
Some nights and storm days the board fills up. When our crews are fully booked, or cannot reach you quickly enough in an emergency, your call may be passed to another trusted local roofer so nobody is left waiting with water coming in. Pricing and availability can differ by provider, so confirm the details with whoever does the work.
Where we work
Borough and county pages
Each page covers the roofs, rules and most-called jobs in that part of our area.
Brooklyn, NY
Most Brooklyn roof calls are flat-roof problems at the edges: open parapet joints, failed base flashing, blocked drains and tired skylight curbs on row houses and walk-ups.
Learn moreQueens, NY
Queens mixes flat-roofed attached houses and apartment buildings with detached houses under pitched shingle roofs, so a call can be a flat-roof leak at a parapet one day and storm-lifted shingles the next.
Learn moreThe Bronx, NY
Most Bronx roof work is on flat roofs over multi-family buildings: parapets, coping, drains and bulkheads, and the yearly parapet observation the city requires.
Learn moreStaten Island, NY
Staten Island roof calls are mostly shingle work: storm-lifted shingles, worn flashing at chimneys and walls, gutters and full tear-offs on houses built from the 1940s on.
Learn moreNassau County, NY
Most Nassau County roof work is on pitched shingle roofs over single-family houses: repairs after wind, flashing at chimneys and dormers, gutters and full tear-offs.
Learn moreSuffolk County, NY
Suffolk County work from our Huntington office is mostly pitched shingle roofs on single-family houses, together with gutters and siding, plus low-slope roofs on commercial and mixed-use buildings.
Learn moreWestchester County, NY
Westchester roof work is mostly on older houses: shingle repairs and replacements, slate and copper on pre-war homes, chimney and dormer flashing and gutters, plus flat roofs on apartment buildings in the southern cities.
Learn moreQuestions we hear
Service area questions
Yes. Staten Island is part of the city service area. It is the longest trip from the Manhattan office, so the arrival window you are given on the phone reflects that.
Yes. The Huntington office covers Long Island jobs in Nassau County and in western Suffolk County, including the Huntington area.
Yes. Westchester is served from our Upper Manhattan office. Southern Westchester is closest; farther north, the arrival window we give you on the phone reflects the drive.
Ask when you call. Any trip or after-hours charge is stated before anyone comes out.
In an emergency, when our crews are fully booked, your call may be passed to another trusted local roofer so the water gets stopped. Confirm pricing and licensing with whoever does the work.
Is your roof in our area?
Call and tell us where you are. You will get a straight answer and an honest arrival window.