Roof Repair in Newark, NJ

Roof damage in Newark can come from anywhere — a fallen branch during a nor'easter, ice dam formation during a cold snap, or simply years of NJ weather wearing down materials. The key is addressing it before water infiltration causes structural damage, mold growth, or interior destruction.

Common Roof Repairs in Newark

Newark homes face specific repair challenges based on the local housing stock and weather patterns. With Newark's NJ's largest city with massive commercial and residential roofing demand, we see specific roofing patterns unique to this community. These conditions mean we frequently handle:

• Leak repair and water intrusion — tracking the source and sealing it permanently, not just patching symptoms
• Storm damage restoration — missing shingles, lifted flashing, and impact damage from wind and hail events
• Flashing repair — the #1 leak source at chimneys, skylights, vents, and wall junctions
• Ice dam damage — repairing water damage caused by winter ice backup along eaves
• Shingle replacement — matching existing materials for seamless repair of localized damage
• Ridge cap and hip repair — these high-stress areas wear faster than field shingles
• Pipe boot and vent seal replacement — rubber boots deteriorate in 8-12 years even when shingles are still good

Our Repair Process

When you call us about a roof issue at your Newark home, here's exactly what happens:

1. Same-day or next-day inspection — we're only 8 miles from Newark, so response times are fast
2. Thorough diagnosis — we find the actual source, not just where water appears inside
3. Clear written estimate — itemized scope and cost before any work begins
4. Quality repair — using manufacturer-specified materials and techniques
5. Documentation — photos of completed work and written warranty

Repair vs. Replace: Honest Assessment

We'll tell you straight: if your Newark roof needs replacement rather than repair, we'll say so. Sinking $3,000 into patching a 25-year-old roof that needs full replacement isn't in your interest. Conversely, we won't push a $15,000 replacement when a $600 flashing repair solves the problem. Our reputation in Essex County is built on honest assessments.