Shingle Roof Replacement
Tear-off to the deck and new shingles, permit included.
Learn moreRoofing in Suffolk County, NY, from our Huntington office
Our head office is in Huntington, so western Suffolk is home ground: shingle-roofed houses, gutters and siding, and the flat roofs on commercial strips. The phone is answered 24/7.
- We answer 24/7
- Head office in Huntington
- Roofs, gutters and siding
Quick answer: 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. Roofs here follow the New York State code, with permits issued by the town.
Roofs in Suffolk County
Roofs across western Suffolk
Huntington, where our head office sits, is on the North Shore of western Suffolk, and its building department reviews permits against the New York State building code. The houses around it are mostly pitched and shingled, with gutters, siding and chimneys that tend to need attention at the same time as the roof.
The South Shore towns took the worst of Hurricane Sandy in Suffolk: officials counted 675 homes destroyed or left uninhabitable in the county, with Babylon hardest hit. Across Nassau and Suffolk together, FEMA counted 95,534 buildings damaged or destroyed by that one storm.
Commercial strips and mixed-use buildings add flat and low-slope roofs to the mix: membranes, drains and rooftop equipment curbs.
Most-called jobs
The jobs we are called for most in Suffolk County
Every roofing service is listed on our services page.
Shingle Roof Repair
Storm damage and worn areas on roofs with life left in them.
Learn moreGutter & Leader Repair
Gutters and leaders cleared, resealed, rehung or replaced.
Learn moreSiding Repair & Installation
Storm-damaged siding and the trim and flashing behind it.
Learn moreCommercial Roofing
Membrane roofs on commercial and mixed-use buildings.
Learn moreRoof Maintenance Plans
Spring and fall visits that keep small defects small.
Learn moreRules and permits
Rules that shape a Suffolk roof job
Suffolk is outside New York City, so roof work follows the New York State code, enforced by each town. A re-roof is an alteration that needs a permit; small repairs generally do not.
The same code decides whether a new roof can go over an old one. Two existing layers, a water-soaked roof, or slate or tile underneath mean a tear-off.
Our guide to recover or tear-off on Long Island explains the rules and what a good quote should spell out.
How we get there
How we get to you in Suffolk
Our head office is at 73 Soundview Rd in Huntington, so Huntington and the towns around it are the closest part of our area. Farther east, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can reach you in reasonable time.
For houses where the roof, gutters and siding all show their age, a roof inspection sorts out what needs doing now and what can wait.
Questions we hear
Roofing questions from Suffolk County
Our head office is at 73 Soundview Rd, Huntington, NY 11743.
Yes. On Long Island houses, roof, gutter and siding problems often turn up together, and we repair and replace all three.
Huntington and western Suffolk are closest. Farther east, call and we will tell you honestly whether we can get there in a reasonable time.
Sources
Sources for this page
- Town of Huntington building permit requirements, plans to comply with the NYS building code (Town of Huntington)
- More than 2,000 Long Island homes destroyed or uninhabitable after Sandy (NBC New York)
- FEMA: Sandy damaged 95,534 buildings on Long Island (Newsday, via New York Sea Grant)
- Why re-roofing needs a permit under the NYS Uniform Code (Town of Greene, NY code enforcement)
- Recover or tear-off under the New York State residential code, our guide with the code sources
Suffolk County roof problem?
Call our Huntington office line; a person answers 24/7.