Coverage
Cities We Serve Across New Jersey
Genuinely local service across New Jersey.
Union
Elizabeth, NJ
Elizabeth doesn't have one kind of roof. In Elmora and Westminster you'll find single-family homes from the first half of the last century w…
Details →
Union, NJ
Union roughly doubled in population between 1940 and 1960, and a lot of today's housing went up in that stretch. Drive through Five Points, …
Details →
Westfield, NJ
Westfield roofs are bigger and steeper than most. The town's population doubled in the two decades after it incorporated in 1903, and the 19…
Details →
Summit, NJ
About 39 percent of Summit's homes were built before 1940, and roughly three-quarters before 1970. The North Side alone, the largest of the …
Details →
Plainfield, NJ
Plainfield's older houses were built by people who liked rooflines. Walk the city's historic districts and you'll find Italianate and Second…
Details →Middlesex
Edison, NJ
Edison went from about 16,000 residents in 1950 to nearly 45,000 by 1960, and you can still see that boom on side streets all over this corn…
Details →
Woodbridge, NJ
Woodbridge calls itself "ten small towns, one great community," and that's about right. Avenel, Colonia, Fords, Hopelawn, Iselin, Keasbey, M…
Details →New Brunswick, NJ
New Brunswick is mostly a city of renters, with roughly three in four homes rented, and more than 45 percent of its housing was built before…
Details →Monmouth
Freehold, NJ
There are two Freeholds, and it matters for your roof. Freehold Borough is the Monmouth County seat, known for its Victorian-era houses, wit…
Details →
Middletown, NJ
Middletown is big, the largest municipality in the county by population, and a roof in Lincroft doesn't live the same life as one in Port Mo…
Details →Red Bank, NJ
Roughly a third of Red Bank's housing was built before 1940, and the roofs show it. The Washington Street Historic District, the borough's e…
Details →Somerset
Bridgewater, NJ
About a quarter of Bridgewater's homes went up in the 1990s alone, according to Census estimates, with big waves in the 1960s and 1980s as w…
Details →Basking Ridge, NJ
Basking Ridge isn't its own municipality. It's part of Bernards Township, along with Liberty Corner, Lyons and West Millington, and that's t…
Details →