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You know that sinking feeling when storm clouds roll in and you’re wondering if your roof will hold up. We get it—Long Island weather is brutal on roofs, and you’ve got a $540K+ investment to protect.
When we’re done with your roof, you’ll sleep through nor’easters without worry. No more buckets catching drips. No more calling emergency contractors at 2 AM. Just solid protection that keeps your family dry and your home safe.
Your neighbors will notice the difference—both in how your home looks and how confident you are when the weather turns nasty.
We’ve been protecting Huntington Station homes for over 10 years. We’re the family-owned roofing company that shows up when we say we will and finishes what we start.
We’ve seen every type of roof problem Long Island can dish out—from hurricane damage to ice dam disasters. Most of our work comes from neighbors recommending us to neighbors, which tells you something about how we treat people and their homes.
We’re fully licensed and insured, but more importantly, we’re the guys who document everything with photos and videos so you know exactly what we found and what we fixed.
First, we come out and actually get on your roof to see what’s going on. We’ll show you photos of any problems we find—no guessing games or inflated repair lists.
Next, we give you a fair, written estimate that breaks down exactly what needs to happen. If it’s a repair job, we can usually knock it out in a day. Full replacement takes 2-4 days depending on your roof size and Long Island’s weather cooperation.
During the work, we protect your landscaping, keep your property clean, and send you progress photos. When we’re finished, you’ll have a roof that can handle whatever nature throws at it, plus documentation of everything we did.
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Your roof needs to handle more than just rain. Huntington Station gets hit with coastal storms, heavy snow loads, salt air corrosion, and those brutal ice dams that form when gutters freeze up.
We use materials rated for high winds and install extra underlayment to prevent water infiltration. Our flashing work around chimneys and vents is designed to last through decades of freeze-thaw cycles that destroy cheaper installations.
Most homes in Huntington Station were built around 1960, which means your roof has been fighting Long Island weather for over 60 years. When it’s time for replacement, we make sure the new one is built to protect your investment for the next 30+ years.
Most residential roof replacements in Huntington Station take 2-4 days, but Long Island weather can extend that timeline. We always check the forecast before starting and won’t begin work if storms are coming.
The actual timeline depends on your roof size, complexity, and accessibility. A simple ranch might be done in 2 days, while a larger colonial with multiple levels could take 4 days. We’ll give you a realistic timeframe upfront based on your specific situation.
Weather delays are just part of roofing on Long Island. We’d rather wait for good conditions than rush the job and compromise quality.
Ice dams are huge here because of our freeze-thaw cycles and older homes with inadequate ventilation. When snow melts and refreezes at the roof edge, it backs water up under shingles and causes interior leaks.
Storm damage from nor’easters and hurricanes is another big issue. High winds lift shingles, and the salt air from being so close to the coast corrodes flashing and fasteners faster than inland areas experience.
We also see a lot of problems with homes built in the 1960s where the original roof materials are simply wearing out. Shingles curl, granules wash away, and underlying wood starts to rot from decades of moisture exposure.
Small repairs like fixing a few loose shingles or sealing around a vent typically run $380-800. More extensive work like replacing damaged flashing or fixing storm damage usually costs $800-1,800.
The final cost depends on what we find when we inspect your roof. Sometimes what looks like a simple leak is actually ice dam damage that requires replacing sheathing and shingles over a larger area.
We always give you a written estimate before starting work so there are no surprises. Emergency repairs to stop active leaks get priority, and we’ll work with your insurance company if storm damage is involved.
Yes, we provide manufacturer warranties on materials (typically 30+ years on quality shingles) plus our own workmanship warranty that covers installation for several years.
The specific warranty terms depend on the materials you choose and the scope of work. We’ll explain exactly what’s covered before you sign anything—no fine print surprises later.
We also document everything with photos so if you ever have warranty questions down the road, we have records of exactly what materials were used and how the work was performed.
Absolutely. When storms hit Long Island, we prioritize emergency calls to stop active leaks and prevent further damage to your home’s interior.
Emergency repairs focus on immediate protection—tarping damaged areas, sealing leaks, and securing loose materials. Once the emergency is handled, we’ll assess what permanent repairs are needed.
We keep emergency materials in stock specifically for storm season because we know how quickly Long Island weather can turn nasty. If you’ve got water coming in, don’t wait—call us right away.
The coastal environment is tough on roofs. Salt air accelerates corrosion of metal components like flashing and fasteners. High winds from coastal storms can lift shingles that would be fine in calmer climates.
Ice dams are also more problematic here because of the freeze-thaw cycles and high humidity. Snow melts during the day and refreezes at night, creating ice buildup that forces water under shingles.
We use materials and installation techniques specifically designed for coastal conditions—stainless steel fasteners, extra underlayment, and high-wind-rated shingles. It costs a bit more upfront but saves you from constant repairs later.
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