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Your new roof handles whatever Long Island weather throws at it. No more lying awake during nor’easters wondering if water’s getting in. No more emergency calls when the next big storm hits.
You get materials rated for 110+ mph winds and designed to resist salt air corrosion. The kind of protection that lets you sleep soundly while your neighbors worry about their aging roofs.
Your property stays dry, your investment stays protected, and you get decades of reliable performance instead of constant repairs and patch jobs.
We understand what Southold’s coastal weather does to roofs. We’ve seen how salt air eats through cheap materials and how storm after storm takes its toll on subpar installations.
That’s why we use only wind-resistant materials from leading manufacturers and follow every local building code to the letter. We’re fully licensed and insured because your protection matters more than cutting corners.
When your neighbors need roof work after the next big storm, you’ll be the one whose roof is still solid. That’s the difference experience and quality materials make in a place like Southold.
We start with a thorough inspection of your current roof, checking for storm damage, wear patterns, and any underlying issues that need attention before we begin.
Next comes a detailed estimate that breaks down every cost upfront – materials, labor, permits, cleanup. No hidden fees or surprise charges halfway through the job.
During installation, we strip everything down to the roof deck, replace any damaged wood, and install our seven-part weather system including roof deck protection, leak barriers, and proper ventilation. We protect your home with tarps if weather interrupts the work and keep you updated throughout the entire process.
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Your roof replacement includes complete tear-off of old materials, inspection and replacement of damaged decking, premium underlayment, and your choice of asphalt shingles or metal roofing designed for coastal conditions.
We install proper flashing around chimneys, vents, and skylights – the spots where most leaks start. Ridge vents ensure proper attic ventilation, and our starter strips and ridge cap shingles provide extra wind resistance.
In Southold, where salt air and storms are constant threats, these details matter. Cheap installations fail quickly here, but proper materials and installation techniques give you a roof that performs for decades, not just until the next big storm.
Roof replacement in Southold typically ranges from $8,000 to $25,000 for most homes, depending on your roof size, material choice, and complexity. Asphalt shingle replacements usually cost $5-9 per square foot installed, while metal roofing runs $10-16 per square foot.
Factors like roof pitch, number of chimneys, and existing damage influence the final cost. We provide detailed written estimates that break down all costs upfront – materials, labor, permits, and cleanup – so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
The investment protects your home’s value and gives you decades of reliable performance instead of constant repairs and emergency calls during storms.
Architectural asphalt shingles with wind resistance ratings of 110+ mph work well for most Southold homes, especially when paired with proper underlayment and flashing systems. We recommend shingles designed to resist salt air corrosion and algae growth.
Metal roofing is another excellent choice for coastal areas. It handles wind and salt exposure extremely well, though the upfront cost is higher. Both options need proper installation with quality underlayment and flashing to perform properly.
Cheap materials fail quickly in Southold because of the salt air and weather exposure. The key is using materials specifically rated for coastal conditions and having them installed by contractors who understand local weather challenges.
Most roof replacements in Southold take 2-5 days depending on your home’s size and complexity. Weather can extend timelines, especially during storm season when we might need to pause work for safety.
We protect your home with tarps if weather interrupts the project. Larger homes or complex rooflines with multiple chimneys, dormers, or steep pitches take longer than simple ranch-style roofs.
We give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated if anything changes. The goal is getting your roof watertight as quickly as possible while doing the work properly – rushing leads to problems later.
Yes, we work with insurance companies regularly for storm damage roof replacements. We document damage thoroughly with photos and detailed reports that insurance adjusters accept and understand.
We can meet with your adjuster during their inspection to make sure all damage gets identified and covered. Many homeowners miss damage that we catch because we know what to look for after coastal storms.
We handle the paperwork and coordinate with adjusters to make the claims process as smooth as possible for you. Our experience with insurance work means fewer delays and better outcomes for your claim.
We provide a comprehensive workmanship warranty on our installation, and manufacturer warranties cover the materials themselves. Shingle warranties typically range from 25-50 years depending on the product grade you choose.
Our installation warranty covers any issues related to our workmanship – flashing problems, improper installation, or other issues that result from how we did the work. If something goes wrong that’s our fault, we fix it at no cost to you.
We stand behind our work because our reputation in Southold depends on it. We also help you understand your material warranties and how to maintain them properly so you get the full benefit of your investment.
We can do roof replacements during winter, but timing depends on weather conditions and temperature requirements. Some materials have minimum temperature installation requirements that we have to follow for warranty compliance.
Emergency repairs and replacements for storm damage happen year-round regardless of season. We take extra precautions during cold weather and may need to schedule around temperature swings and precipitation.
The best time for planned replacements is typically fall or spring when weather is more predictable. However, if your roof is failing and letting water in, waiting isn’t an option – we’ll work with the conditions to get you protected.
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