Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We provide residential and commercial roofing services throughout Clifton and nearby communities, including new roof installation, full roof replacement, repairs, storm damage restoration, emergency tarping, gutter and flashing replacement, ventilation and insulation upgrades, and flat‑roof systems like TPO/EPDM as well as shingle, metal, and slate roofs.

Common signs include active leaks or water stains inside, missing or curled shingles, heavy granule loss in gutters, sagging decking, visible daylight in the attic, repeated repairs in the same area, and a roof age over 20–25 years; if you spot any of these, schedule a professional inspection.

Yes, many professional roof contractors document damage, provide detailed repair or replacement estimates, supply the photos and reports insurers require, and can coordinate with your insurance adjuster to help streamline the claims process; always notify your carrier promptly after major storms.

Project time varies with roof size, pitch, material, permitting, and weather, but a typical asphalt shingle replacement on an average single‑family home often takes 1–3 days on site, while larger or more complex projects and certain materials can take several days to a couple of weeks.

There are generally two warranty types: manufacturer warranties that cover material defects (length varies by product) and contractor workmanship warranties that cover installation issues; ask for written warranty terms and keep all documentation.

Licensed and insured contractors help protect you; before hiring, request proof of general liability insurance, worker’s compensation, and any required state or local licenses, and ask for references and recent project photos.

Costs depend on roof size, pitch, tear‑off needs, material choice, and structural work; as a rough guide, small asphalt shingle jobs often start in the low thousands while full replacements for larger homes or premium materials can range significantly higher—get a written, itemized estimate for an accurate price.

Many roofing providers partner with third‑party lenders or offer in‑house payment plans; if financing is important to you, ask about available programs, loan terms, down payment requirements, and whether approvals affect project start dates.

Clear cars from the driveway, move patio furniture and fragile items away from house exterior, trim overhanging branches if safe to do so, secure pets, and let your contractor know about any special access or parking restrictions so they can plan equipment and debris removal.

Have a professional inspection at least once a year and after significant storms, perform basic maintenance like gutter cleaning and debris removal twice a year, and address small issues quickly to extend roof life and avoid costly repairs.