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You know that feeling when rain hits and you’re not sure if your roof will hold. The stress of wondering if water’s seeping in somewhere, or if that last storm did more damage than you realized.
When your roof works the way it should, storms become background noise. No more strategically placed buckets or midnight inspections with a flashlight. No more calling three different contractors just to get someone to show up.
Your home stays dry, your family stays comfortable, and you actually look forward to cozy rainy evenings instead of dreading them.
We’ve been serving Baywood and Long Island families for years, and we’ve built our reputation on something pretty basic: doing what we say we’ll do.
Most of our work comes from neighbors recommending us to neighbors. That happens when you show up on time, explain what you’re doing, and leave properties cleaner than you found them.
Baywood’s post-war homes have character, but they also have unique roofing challenges. Those 1950s ranch homes weren’t built for today’s nor’easters, and we understand exactly how to reinforce them against Long Island’s increasingly severe weather patterns.
First, we actually show up when we say we will. We’ll inspect your roof thoroughly, take photos of any issues, and explain exactly what we found in plain English.
You’ll get a detailed estimate that breaks down materials and labor—no mysterious line items or surprise charges later. If insurance is involved, we handle those conversations for you.
When we start work, we protect your property with tarps and barriers. We document the process with photos so you can see the progress. Most jobs are completed in 1-2 days, weather permitting, and we clean up completely before we leave.
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Your roof isn’t just keeping rain out—it’s standing up to 60+ mph winds, salt air corrosion, and the freeze-thaw cycles that crack lesser materials. In Baywood, where 20% of properties face flooding risk and 100% face severe wind threats, your roof choice matters.
We use materials specifically rated for coastal conditions. That means impact-resistant shingles, reinforced underlayment, and flashing systems designed to handle the moisture and wind loads that come with living on Long Island.
Every roof replacement includes upgraded ventilation to prevent ice dams, proper drainage to handle heavy rainfall, and wind-resistant installation techniques. Because when the next nor’easter hits, you want a roof that was built for it.
We typically respond to storm damage calls within 24-48 hours, depending on the severity of the weather event. For emergency situations where water is actively entering your home, we can often provide temporary protection the same day.
Our first priority is stopping any active leaks with tarps or emergency patches. Then we assess the full extent of damage and coordinate with your insurance company if needed. Most storm repairs are completed within 3-5 business days of the initial call.
We keep emergency materials in stock specifically for post-storm situations, so we’re not waiting on suppliers while your home is exposed to the elements.
Most homeowner’s policies cover storm damage, but the claims process can be complex. We work directly with insurance adjusters and have extensive experience documenting damage in ways that support your claim.
We take detailed photos, provide material specifications, and can identify damage that adjusters might miss on their initial inspection. Many homeowners are surprised to learn they’re entitled to more coverage than the insurance company’s first estimate suggests.
We handle the paperwork and coordinate directly with your adjuster, so you don’t have to become an expert in insurance claims overnight. Our goal is to get you the coverage you’re entitled to while minimizing your out-of-pocket costs.
Long Island’s coastal location creates unique challenges that inland roofers often don’t understand. Salt air accelerates corrosion of metal components, nor’easters bring sustained high winds from multiple directions, and the freeze-thaw cycles are more severe due to maritime moisture.
Baywood’s housing stock—mostly post-war construction—wasn’t designed for today’s weather extremes. These homes need specific reinforcement techniques and materials rated for coastal wind loads and salt exposure.
We use specialized flashing systems, corrosion-resistant fasteners, and underlayment designed for high-moisture environments. Standard roofing materials that work fine in Pennsylvania or upstate New York often fail prematurely in our coastal climate.
Age is the first indicator—if your roof is over 20 years old and you’re seeing multiple issues, replacement often makes more financial sense than ongoing repairs. But we evaluate each situation individually.
Multiple leaks, widespread shingle damage, or structural issues like sagging typically point toward replacement. However, isolated damage from a recent storm or a few missing shingles can often be repaired effectively.
We provide honest assessments because our reputation depends on it. If a repair will solve your problem for several more years, we’ll tell you that. If you’re throwing good money after bad with repairs on a failing roof, we’ll explain why replacement is the smarter investment.
Our workmanship warranty covers installation for a full 10 years—not the typical 1-2 years most contractors offer. This covers any issues related to our installation, including leaks, flashing problems, or material failures due to improper installation.
Material warranties vary by manufacturer, but we primarily use products with 25-50 year coverage. We help you understand exactly what’s covered and handle any warranty claims that arise.
Unlike some contractors who disappear after the job, we’re a local company that’s been here for years and plans to stay. When you call with a warranty issue, you’re talking to the same people who installed your roof, not a call center in another state.
Complete cleanup is included in every job—it’s not an add-on service. We use magnetic sweepers to collect nails and metal debris from your driveway and yard. All old materials are removed from your property the same day work is completed.
We protect landscaping with tarps during tear-off and clean gutters of any debris before we leave. Many customers tell us their property looks cleaner after we finish than it did before we started.
Our cleanup standard is simple: we leave your property in better condition than we found it. If you find a single nail in your driveway after we leave, we’ll come back and do another complete sweep of the area.
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